1.when morgan tells clarence that he "ain't more than a paragraph," he uses a.)sarcasm b.)foreshadowing c.)burlesque

2. the Yankee finds armor a.)very comfortable b.)light and airy c.)hot, noisy, and inconvenient
3. Morgan is happy that Merlin keeps working to cure the well in the Valley of Holiness because it a.)allows time for Morgan's supplies to arrive b.)makes Morgan look patient c.)makes the cure look easy
4. Morgan decides to travel around the country disguised as "a freeman of peasant degree" a.)to escape from Sandy b.)to fool Merlin c.)to learn about the lives of the low-class citizens
5. The story of the slaves keeping warm by gathering around a woman burned as a witch a.)is an episode showing social injustice b.)advances the plot c.)shows the king's character
6. An interdict is a a.)pardon b.) censure or punishment imposed by the church c.)magic spell
7. During Morgan's tournament with Sagramor, someone shouts "Go it, slim Jim!" This phrase is an example of a.)sarcasm b.)vernacular c.)pun
8. Clarence suggests that the new republic Morgan wants to form should have a royal family made up of a.)cats .b)Arthur's descendants c.)knights
1. A
2. A
3.C
4.B
5.B
6.A
7.B
8.C
can someone check my answers

I haven't read this in 50 years. This site may help you.

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/yankee/context.html

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You're welcome.

1. When Morgan tells Clarence that he "ain't more than a paragraph," he uses a.) sarcasm. To confirm this, we can look at the context of the conversation. Morgan's statement is intended to belittle or mock Clarence by implying that he is not significant enough to be more than a small part of a written document (a paragraph).

2. The Yankee finds armor c.) hot, noisy, and inconvenient. To verify this, we can refer to the text, where the Yankee is described as experiencing discomfort while wearing armor due to its heat, noise, and inconvenience.

3. Morgan is happy that Merlin keeps working to cure the well in the Valley of Holiness because it b.) makes Morgan look patient. To determine this, we can analyze Morgan's motivation. Morgan wants to maintain the appearance of patience so that the cure can be completed without arousing suspicion or interference.

4. Morgan decides to travel around the country disguised as "a freeman of peasant degree" c.) to learn about the lives of the low-class citizens. We can deduce this by considering Morgan's purpose. By adopting a disguise and observing the lives of low-class citizens, Morgan can gather information and gain insight into their experiences.

5. The story of the slaves keeping warm by gathering around a woman burned as a witch a.) is an episode showing social injustice. To determine this, we can analyze the purpose of the story. The portrayal of slaves exploiting the burning of a woman as a means of warmth highlights the social injustice and dehumanization of individuals in the society.

6. An interdict is b.) a censure or punishment imposed by the church. To verify this, we can consult the definition of interdict. In a religious context, an interdict refers to the prohibition or punishment imposed by the church, which often includes the denial of certain sacraments or religious rites.

7. During Morgan's tournament with Sagramor, someone shouts "Go it, slim Jim!" This phrase is an example of b.) vernacular. To determine this, we can analyze the nature of the phrase. "Slim Jim" is a colloquial and informal term used to refer to someone, making it an example of vernacular language.

8. Clarence suggests that the new republic Morgan wants to form should have a royal family made up of b.) Arthur's descendants. To validate this, we can refer to Clarence's proposal. As Arthur's loyal knight, Clarence suggests maintaining a sense of continuity and legitimacy by having a royal family consisting of Arthur's descendants.