Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" is which of these? a dream-vision inspired by Samuel Purchas's Pilgrimage unfinished all of the above

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User: Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" is which of these? a dream-vision inspired by Samuel Purchas's Pilgrimage unfinished all of the above

Weegy: All of the above. Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" is a dream-vision, inspired by Samuel Purchas's Pilgrimage, and unfinished.
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User: The dramatic form that served as a transition from medieval morality plays to Elizabethan drama is called a(n)

User: Chaucer's friar was part of the _____ order. Mendicant Benedictine Buddhist Trappist

Weegy: Chaucer's friar was part of the Mendicant order.
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User: In MLA format works cited entries are listed as used in the paper_from most used to least used_alphabetically_ by the first item

Weegy: In MLA format, works cited entries are listed: alphabetically.
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User: Read the dialogue from James Joyce's "Araby." "O, I never said such a thing!" "O, but you did!" "O, but I didn't!" "Didn't she say that?" "Yes. I heard her." "O, there's a... fib!" This conversation would be most natural between which of these groups of people? A brother and sister bickering. Two young men teasing a young woman. A mother about to punish a child. A group of elderly people struggling to remember something.

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The dramatic form that served as a transition from medieval morality plays to Elizabethan drama is called an INTERLUDE.

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Dialogue from James Joyce's "Araby." "O, I never said such a thing!" "O, but you did!" ... etc. This conversation would be most natural between: Two young men teasing a young woman.

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