Review the passage, then write two to four sentences comparing the folktale with Hidesato’s real life.

Within this passage from Beowulf, two elements highlight the significance of family ties and ancestry: a. approval from kin, permission granted by fellow warriors.

Explanation:

"I have guarded the shore, standing watch,

Preventing foes from ever ravaging

The Danish lands with their fighting ships.

No warriors have dared more boldly

To approach here; with family consent,

And leave from warriors, I believe you surely

Have not encountered anything. No greater one

Among earls on earth have I ever seen

Than one of your number, a brave armored man;

Not a lowly man with his gear,

Unless deceived by appearances, and striking look.

Before you continue on your way

As deceitful spies to the land of the Scyldings

And beyond, I must know fully

What people you belong to. You distant dwellers,

Sailors of the sea, hear and heed:

Tell me swiftly where you have come from."

Which two sections from this Beowulf excerpt emphasize the importance of kin and ancestry?

• a. kinsmen's approval, permission from warriors
• b. I have never seen a greater earl on earth than one of your number
• c. And impressive appearance
• d. What race you belong to

The segments illustrating the value of kinship and lineage are kinsmen's approval and permission granted by warriors.

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Answer: They drive the narrative of the tale.

These conflicts occur between two individuals within the story.

They arise when a character is in conflict with societal norms.

Answer:

B. "After much consideration, Snowball stated that the Seven Commandments could essentially be simplified to a single principle: ‘Four legs good, two legs bad.’"

C. "‘A bird's wing, comrades,’ he explained, ‘is a means of movement and not of manipulation. Therefore, it should be considered a leg.’"

D. "Although the birds did not grasp Snowball's complex language, they accepted his rationale, prompting the other simpler animals to learn the new principle by heart."

E. "Once they had memorized it, the sheep took a liking to this principle, often bleating ‘Four legs good, two legs’ while resting in the fields."

Explanation:

George Orwell's "Animal Farm" is an allegorical narrative in which animals rebel against their human owners and attempt to create their own governance. However, in the wake of defeating the humans, they soon begin to contest power amongst themselves, which ultimately causes their ruin.

Snowball is the pig who challenged Napoleon for control of the farm. He effectively employed persuasive dialogue to motivate the animals to strive toward their common goal in the conflict against humans. He established the tenet "Four legs good, two legs bad" and convincingly explained it to the birds, addressing their concerns about the maxim given that they have two legs.

Thus, the correct responses are options B, C, D, and E.