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Yuki888 [10]
2 years ago
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A Real Legend Many people think that King Arthur and Queen Guinevere were real. Actually, this British king and queen are legend

ary. No one really knows for sure when these stories began. Yet most people are familiar with the story of the boy who removed the sword from the stone and became king. The story became popular in France and Wales before the 11th century. Arthur became known as a great leader and conqueror. As time passed, writers added more details. Arthur was said to have started a group of brave knights, called the Knights of the Round Table. Arthur's main quest was to search for the Holy Grail. Stories about his love for Guinevere and their life in Camelot also became popular. Filled with adventure, love, bravery, and loyalty, the legends of King Arthur offered entertainment for many. It doesn't matter that King Arthur was not real. Britney wants to add a concluding sentence to her report. Which sentence would provide the best conclusion? 1. Dragons are not real either, and people enjoy reading stories about them. 2. People are not even sure there was a castle named Camelot or where it was located. 03. His bravery and courage provide us with a perfect example of all that is gracious and noble. 04. There are many great movies that are based on King Arthur and describe his legendary story.​
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TiliK225 [7]2 years ago
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ok

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vodka [1.7K]2 years ago
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either 1 or 3

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50/50

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