Answer:
A horse.
Explanation:
A mount is another form of referring to a horse or any animal that one can ride on. It comes from the act of 'mounting', the act of getting up on the animal and riding it.
In this case, Don Quixote's horse is being described as <em>"old and bony, but it was a mount, nonetheless."</em> This means that even though the horse was old and skinny, it can still be mounted. Thus, the mount in the sentence refers to a horse.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The fine print usually contains important information that you might be unaware of. This might include things you do not want/need.
Magma comes out of the rift valley.
Magma cools to rock and hardens.
Rock is pushed away as new rock is formed at MOR.
Oceanic crust and continental crust meet at the trench.
Oceanic crust bends down under the continental crust.
Gravity pulls rock towards mantle.
Rock melts to mantle.
There are many legends and stories so it is unknown to which one are you referring to. However, he is usually described as a just king who values everyone as equals, hence the myth of the round table. In another myth, he supported Sir Gawain's almost certain death because it was an honorable thing to do and if he hadn't done it he would be a liar. He always valued honor, truth, justice, and anything positive like that.