1. Fill in the bubbles before two details from Passage 1 that show why Gawaine chooses to pursue the Graal.
9 Then uprose Sir Gawaine, who was a faithful knight and true
man to his king, © though a proud one and a hasty. He was filled
with sorrow for the ruin that threatened his fair land.
10 ☺ "Now I do here avow," he said, "that to-morrow, without fail,
I shall set forth, and I shall labour with all the strength of my body
and my soul 3 to go in quest of the Holy Graal, O so that if I be fit to
see it and to bring it hither, this dear land may be saved from woe."
11 So hot were his words that many of the better knights rose
also, w and raising their right hands did make a like avowal;
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