Ased on his actions with the beggar at the city gate, what can be inferred about the king in "A Just Judge"? A. He is afraid of the poor. B. He wishes to escape his duties and responsibilities. C. He has much power, but little money. D. He is kind and generous.

Question

English

Jordan Mccarthy

22 June, 05:38

Ased on his actions with the beggar at the city gate, what can be inferred about the king in "A Just Judge"? A. He is afraid of the poor. B. He wishes to escape his duties and responsibilities. C. He has much power, but little money. D. He is kind and generous.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Trace Hester · Answer 1

Based on his actions with the beggar at the city gate, it can be inferred about the king in "A Just Judge" that "B. He wishes to escape his duties and responsibilities."