Answer: C. "Death of a Salesman" is easily one of the worst plays ever written.
Explanation:
A is not the answer because the narrator does not describe his dislike for plays in general.
B is not the answer because it is claiming that the production of "Death of a Salesman" was good, which it was not according to the narrator.
C is the answer because it clearly describes the feelings of the narrator about their opinion on the play, which was that they did not enjoy the play.
D is not the answer because the narrator did not claim that they were a fan of "Death of a Salesman".
In the song "The Triumph of Charis", Charis triumph by her beauty and charm that all men wishing to be by her side. The Triumph here does not indicate being victorious rather it emphasizes the procession. Thus, the answer to the question above is letter C.
In Beowulf, the Anglo-Saxon hero is well defined by the actions of Beowulf. It is obvious that Beowulf is the quintessential hero. His strength and courage are unparalleled, and he is much more humble (and honorable) than many of the corrupt warriors around him. Based on his bravery, strength, and loyalty, Beowulf exhibits many admirable traits valued by Anglo-Saxon warrior culture. Beowulf is an Anglo-Saxon poem in which the epic hero Beowulf saves Hrothgar and his people from the tribulations which had beset them. ... He is selfless, proud, brave, and loyal.
Sorry for late response but the answer is:
<u>A. Mother Wolf is brave. </u>
