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What conclusion can be drawn about King Arthur?

A
He is desperate for attention.
B
He is a lazy and indulgent king.
C
He is a polite and cheerful host.
D
He is young and naive.
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How does King Arthur show chivalric values in this passage?

A
He is respectful of his guests.
B
He challenges knights to fight.
C
He is devout in his religion.
D
He is especially strong.

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