Lay out a plan for how your going to study, have your notes organized, and take your time going over them. I would look more into everything you study so you have a deeper understanding for each topic.
Answer:
1: B 2: B 3: She fears Dorthy for the shoes she wears, and the allies she's making.
Explanation:
don't quote me, my best answer after seeing movies and reading both wickeds.
It forms an adjective. Danger by itself is a noun, if you add the suffix -ous, it makes it an adjective (A dangerous man). The adverb would be if you added -ous + -ly, and make it - dangerously (He drives dangerously). There is no verb "danger" or using any of its derivatives, the only way to make a verb out of danger is to add a prefix -en, and make it - endanger.
Based on the passage, the reader can infer that Beowulf is planning to continue being a warrior.
The first option is incorrect because everybody loved Beowulf and was sad for his departure. The second option is also incorrect given that it was a common thing among the Anglo-Saxons to brag before battle. The last option is incorrect because Beowulf never planned on becoming a king.
