This is an onomatopoeia. This is because of the words “growled” and “grumbled”.
"I swear through fire and ice/To be your humble knight."
Chivalry is the moral code of knights during medieval times. The last option is the best because it demonstrates the loyalty of the knight to his king. It also shows him to be humble which is another trait of chivalry. Being head of the court does not show any moral code, and neither does how his hair looks with the crown. Option C is also not correct because it doesn't say anything about a knight; it only details the behavior of a woman.
No a joke would be like a verb I think? Because you make up a joke or you are joking
The fruit in the first stanza is described so specifically because the author wants to create a strong and prominent image of the topic they're discussing about, in this case, some fruit. From the color description to the list of fruit, Claude Mckay is creating a powerful image from words so the reader can almost see it themselves.
Food Wars, It's an anime show on Netflix that has recipes, I don't know the actors though because I watched it on my tv which was 1 episode and didn't let me see the actors names.
