Question

1. how does king johns point of view influence how events are described in the passage? a. he exaggerates how much land he lost in his wars with france and how many taxes he asked for as a result. b. he makes the barons appear greedy for his power and not caring about the people. c. he takes credit for the work of the people and the barons who forced him to sign the magna carta. d. he makes himself appear as though signing the magna carta didnt bother him at the time. 5. they said they would fight me if i tried to ask for any more taxes. i, king john, being a good king, did not want a civil war. how does this sentence from paragraph 5 deepen the readers understanding of the events in the story? provide evidence to support your answer.

Explanation:

For Q4, King John portrays barons negatively to serve his narrative. For Q5, the sentence shows his fear of civil - war and his self - presented image as a peace - seeking king. Evidence could be from his actions and other statements in the passage about his relations with barons.

Answer:

1. B
2. This sentence shows King John's fear of conflict and his self - presentation as a good king who doesn't want civil war. Evidence can be found in his actions and other statements regarding his relationship with the barons in the passage.