The Canterbury Tales are a collection of 24 stories written in middle English and show how people differ, from the highest to the lowest of classes.<span />
He is a hot-head who wants to fight. He's not interested in making peace with his rivals, but is instead quick to insult them, to challenge them and - he hopes - to brawl with them.
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Answer:
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Answer:
C. Beowulf is planning to continue being a warrior.
Explanation:
Although you didn't provide a passage, I was able to find an adaquete answer.
"Based on the passage, the reader can understand that Beowulf plans to continue to be a warrior.
The first choice is wrong because everyone loved Beowulf and was saddened by his departure. The second option is also wrong since it was common among the Anglo-Saxons to brag before battle. The latter option is wrong because Beowulf never intended to be king."
This was also the agreeded upon answer within quizlet. I hope this helps.
Answer:
The last one
Explanation:
"She dips a corner of her sleeve/like a brush into the water".
It's the last one because it has "like" and that is a simile
