Question

the good king arthur adapted from myths and legends of all nations by logan marshall... story text: his father was the son of king uther... the church in london on christmas day... one by one they tried... arthur drew out the sword... the people cried for they knew that at last they had found a worthy successor to the good king uther. problem 2 excalibur adapted from morte darthur, legends of the round table, and other poems by sydney lanier... poem text: the flower of knightly chivalry... to try their skill at tournament... sir kayes lookd down... arthur drew, with sudden wrath... my brother shall not go unarmed... to battle now! cried he. 1. select the correct location on the image. which statement provides the best objective summary of the good king arthur? image of people with speech bubbles

Explanation:

To determine the correct speaker for the objective summary of "The Good King Arthur", we analyze the story's key events: the search for a new king, the sword in the stone, and Arthur pulling it out. An objective summary should focus on these plot points without personal opinions.

Step 1: Evaluate Each Speaker's Content

• Blue (first): Likely includes subjective elements or non - core plot details.
• Red: May focus on character emotions or side stories.
• Yellow: Could have interpretive or non - essential information.
• Green: Should present the core events (Uther’s death, the sword - in - stone test, Arthur pulling the sword) objectively, matching the story’s main plot.

Answer:

The speaker with the green speech bubble (or the one presenting the core plot events objectively)