Answer:
It should be A
Explanation:
If it is wrong and you can retry then choose B. B is incorrect but sometimes they give you ****** answer choices XD
Answer:
In the poem Beowulf, we learn of a great hero who came to the aid of the Danes and defeated a monster called Grendel who had been terrorising them each night. He also had to kill its mother as well.
Beowulf is a great man and two deeds that show this are;
1. Coming to the aid of the Danes
This is the first brave act in the story. Beowulf hears that the Danes are living in fear of a monster who eats people and immediately decides to go to their aid. This is brave because this monster was not his problem and instead of him being glad it was not terrorising his people, he put himself wilfully in harm's way so that he could save the Danes.
2. Deciding to Fight Grendel with his bare hands
Grendel was a monster who was terrorising an entire kingdom, killing people and then eating them which meant that he must have been strong. Upon hearing this however, Beowulf resolved to fight the monster alone so that no one else would be hurt. This showed bravery on his side because whereas others would have wanted to fight in the company of other men upon hearing of the monster's strength, Beowulf resolved to do it alone.
The early forms of notes in the Middle Ages are called neumes. Those are signs written above the chant texts, just like contemporary notes.
Answer:
The image of the woman trying to escape contributes to the idea that the narrator feels trapped and unable to control her fate.
Explanation:
In the story, the narrator thinks there is a woman trapped in the wallpaper and that she is trying to get out. Metaphorically, this woman represents her - she is trapped in her own life, with her husband controlling every second of it. She feels like she can't control her life, let alone her fate which is supposed to govern it. She is trying to escape the prison that is her life, but everyone is trying to stop her along the way.
