Question

9 multiple answer 2 points in the anglo - saxon culture, which of the following was an important part of their worldview? choose all that apply. □ supernatural beings are just part of childrens fairy tales □ life is tragic □ the warrior - hero is the ultimate human □ kings and queens are not expected to listen to the people

Explanation:

• For "Supernatural beings are just part of children's fairy tales": Anglo - Saxon culture had a strong belief in supernatural beings (like in Beowulf with monsters, etc.), so this is incorrect.
• For "Life is tragic": Anglo - Saxon literature and worldview often emphasized the tragic nature of life, with themes of fate, suffering, and the brevity of human existence.
• For "the Warrior - Hero is the ultimate human": In Anglo - Saxon culture, figures like Beowulf (the warrior - hero) were highly valued, representing courage, strength, and honor, so this was an important part of their worldview.
• For "Kings and Queens are not expected to listen to the people": Anglo - Saxon society had a hierarchical structure, and while there were expectations of kings/queens to rule justly, the idea that they were not expected to listen to the people (in the sense of being unaccountable) was part of their feudal - like worldview.

Answer:

B. Life is tragic, C. the Warrior - Hero is the ultimate human, D. Kings and Queens are not expected to listen to the people