Question

WILL MEDAL

Answer 1

In the sixteenth century, the English Man of War was a new kind of weapon that allowed Britain to rule a vast empire. Over 200 feet long, it had three masts and could carry up to 124 guns: 4 at the front, 8 at the back, and 56 on each side. All these guns required three cannon decks to hold them.
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What can the reader infer from this paragraph?
A.
Cannons take up a lot of room.
B.
The English had a large navy.
C.
Tiny Britain ruled a vast empire.
D.
The Man of War was a warship.

Answer 2

D

Answer 3

THX