Answer
Once upon a time in the 8th century, there was a brave knight who lived in the kingdom of Scandinavia. His name was Sir Ector. One day he was walking to the market, then he ran into the king. "Ahh, just the knight I was looking for," said the king. "Hello, King Jonah," said Ector. "I need you to come to the castle. I have some essential news," said the king. Soon they had reached the castle. "I've got word that there is a terrible dragon who is terrorizing nearby kingdoms," said King Jonah. "So you want me to go kill it," said Ector. "No, I want you to take this team of knights to its lair and then kill it," said King Jonah pointing to the seven knights next to him. "Ok, I shall go first thing tomorrow," said Ector.
Answer:
Hounds= Hunting Dogs
Explanation:
Hounds are used to pursue running game (rabbits, deer) and gun dogs are used to locate camouflaged hiding game (grouse, pheasant) or retrieve flying game (ducks). Hunting hounds bring the hunter to the prey. They have keen noses that detect the presence of game and track the scent.
<span>The question is asking us "In titles, which words are typically not capitalized?" In titles, all content words ( all nouns Nouns and in some forms also verbs), are capitalized - whether they're short or long. The words that are not capitalised are A. Articles - so we would not capitalize the "a"s and the "the"s. </span>