It literally means there are absolutely no goals.
What the author is writing about, how the author expresses what they are writing about, and what they are trying to prove
In my opinion, the best option would be D. <span>Attach the fragment to sentence (1). We could attach this fragment to the sentence (1) by adding a dash between them. If we wanted to make a standalone sentence of this fragment, we would have to add both a subject and a verb to it (e.g. It is t</span>he most popular purebred breed in the United States, in fact). If we wanted to attach the fragment to the sentence (3), we would have to add a subject and a verb to it, and make a compound sentence, using a coordinator - as it would have two subjects and predicates (e.g. It is the most popular purebred breed in the United States, and/whereas/while <span>the second most popular breed is the Yorkshire terrier.)</span>
Answer:
The correct choice is A) an Anglo-Saxon Pagan belief.
Explanation:
According to scholars, it has been established that Beowolf was composed orally as was the practice around 1100 AD.
It was not until much later that it was actually penned down.
One evidence that corroborates this fact is that the author is unknown.
The story features a mixture of epic paganistic heroism and elements of Christian ideology.
The excerpt above question for instance speaks to the Chrisitan beliefs of sanctity overlapping with a touch of fate which is predominant with paganism
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I think that it is c just because it seems to fit the sentence
