Question

why does grendel attack herot? he hates hearing the men singing and rejoicing in god; he just hates men for no reason; they attacked his mother; hrothgar is his father

Explanation:

In the epic "Beowulf", Grendel is a monster who is envious and angry about the Danes (in Herot) singing and rejoicing in God, as he is a descendant of Cain and outside the favor of God. The other options are incorrect: there is a reason for his hatred, the Danes did not attack his mother (his mother attacks later in response to his death), and Hrothgar is not his father.

Answer:

A. He hates hearing the men singing and rejoicing in God