1) What is the main purpose for Shahryar and Shahzaman’s journey together?
To find someone whose suffering is greater than their own
To escape the revolt Shahryar caused by executing most of the single women in his land
To rekindle their brotherly love, which had disappeared due to inheritance problems and the distance between their territories
A??
2)What lesson is learned in the tale told by the man traveling with two dogs?
Brothers cannot be trusted and will attempt to seduce each other’s wives.
Show compassion for those who have wronged you.
Trust your wife to handle your finances and familial relations.
B??
3) The opening line of The Thousand and One Nights, “It is related—but God knows and sees best what lies hidden in the accounts of bygone peoples and times,” implies what about this work?
It is based on a series of orally transmitted tales.
It should be taken literally, since ancient peoples were divinely inspired.
It should be taken metaphorically, since the truth is apparent to God alone.
C??
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1) The main purpose for Shahryar and Shahzaman's journey together is to escape the revolt Shahryar caused by executing most of the single women in his land. To get this answer, one can look at the context provided in the question, which mentions Shahryar executing most of the single women in his land. This establishes a reason for Shahryar and Shahzaman to go on a journey together - to escape the revolt caused by Shahryar's actions.
2) The lesson learned in the tale told by the man traveling with two dogs is to show compassion for those who have wronged you. To reach this answer, you can analyze the options provided and see that option B, "Show compassion for those who have wronged you," reflects the most accurate lesson learned from the tale.
3) The opening line of The Thousand and One Nights, "It is related—but God knows and sees best what lies hidden in the accounts of bygone peoples and times," implies that it should be taken metaphorically, since the truth is apparent to God alone. To understand this implication, one can break down the opening line and see that it suggests that the stories being told are metaphorical and that the ultimate truth is known only by God. Therefore, option C, "It should be taken metaphorically, since the truth is apparent to God alone," aligns with the implication of the opening line.