English, 28.07.2019 16:00 0gNanaa

Need asap! jarom checked out a text from the library about the middle ages for a history report. this is some of the information he found in the text: 1. knights had to adhere to a tradition of honor and courtesy. 2. a boy trained from the age of eight to the age of twenty-one to become a knight. 3. to become a knight, a man had to kneel before a priest and be tapped with a sword. 4. the armor knights wore during battle was so heavy that it was often hard for them to get up if they fell. 5. knights had to learn to ride while defending themselves with one hand and wielding a weapon with the other. which sentences provide explicit text evidence that supports jarom’s inference that becoming a knight during the middle ages was a long and difficult process? a. sentences 1 and 3 b. sentences 1 and 4 c. sentences 2 and 5 d. sentences 4 and 5

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