Sir Mordred fatally wounds King Arthur.
<span>The main idea of the passage is a combat between Sir Mordred
and King Arthur. They were fighting with their swords, with both of them
wounding each other. After being struck by King Arthur, Sir Mordred sent his
sword on the side of King Arthur’s head where it pierced through the helmet and
his skull. The ending was of King Arthur fainting as he was led to a chapel. </span>
Answer:A. Language development is the result of habit-formation through conscious imitation.
Explanation:
<h2>→ <u>What is the importanance of a theme ?</u></h2>
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The theme of the story is an important, because a story's theme is part a the reason of when the author write/wrote the story. And the author has an message that he wants to share with his people/readers, and he uses the story as a way to that message across.
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