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Which scene from the Beowulf reading is a flashback?A. Unferth challenging the truth of Beowulf's bravery
B. Beowulf requesting a meeting with the king
C. Beowulf telling of his challenge with Breca
D. Beowulf foretelling how he will kill Grendel

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Answer 1
Answer:

All the scenes happen in the present in Beowulf, but with some slight variation. When he requests a meeting with the king and when he is challenged by Unferth, they both happen when the story is being told. Beowulf's foretelling of Grendel's defeat is happening in the present about something he will do in the future, obviously. But his story about Beca is something that he is telling, therefore it has already happened and it is told as a flashback.

C. Beowulf telling of his challenge with Breca
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer: C. Beowulf telling of his challenge with Breca

Explanation:

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False

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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. . . And he thought one day that if he let his owner meet the cooter, he might get his freedom that way. After all, a talkin cooter was a wonderful thing to hear.

Which statement best describes Jim’s viewpoint in the story?

He is doubtful that he will ever live as a free man.
He believes that his owner is a fair and honest person.
He thinks that the cooter is trying to deceive him.
He is hopeful that he will eventually escape slavery.

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Answer:

He is hopeful

Explanation:

that he will eventually escape slavery

Answer:

Answer Is B

Explanation:

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