Which of the following sentences seems to match the language and culture of Cervantes's time most closely?

A: He dismounted briskly from his horse, ready to engage in battle.

B: I was itching to get into a fight, and I didn't care who knew it.

C: We ain't gonna fight you unless you keep making trouble for us.

D: She jumped into the bunker, ready to wait out the battle.

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Kaitlyn Brewer

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21 July, 05:29

Which of the following sentences seems to match the language and culture of Cervantes's time most closely?

A: He dismounted briskly from his horse, ready to engage in battle.

B: I was itching to get into a fight, and I didn't care who knew it.

C: We ain't gonna fight you unless you keep making trouble for us.

D: She jumped into the bunker, ready to wait out the battle.

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Lane Blake · Answer 1

The sentence that seems to match the language and culture of Cervantes's time most closely is A. He dismounted briskly from his horse, ready to engage in battle.

Cervantes wrote during the era of Baroque, which means that every writer's style was embellished and fancy and had a lot of sophisticated words. So the option that best conveys this tone and style is A. The other sentences are either too plain or too informal.