Read the passage from Beowulf. "My lord, the conquering king of the Danes, bids me announce that he knows your ancestry; also that he welcomes you here to Heorot and salutes your arrival from across the sea. You are free to move forward to meet Hrothgar, in helmets and armour, but shields must stay here and spears be stacked until the outcome of the audience is clear." Which phrase from the passage contains a feature of Anglo-Saxon culture

I've found the option to this question online. They are the following:

A. bids me announce that he knows your ancestry

B. also that he welcomes you here to Heorot

C. You are free to move forward

D. until the outcome of the audience is clear

B. also that he welcomes you here to Heorot

Explanation:

Beowulf is a famous epic poem that was first told between the 8th and the 11th centuries. Its story takes place in 5th or 6th Century Scandinavia, a part of England which now comprises the countries of Sweden and Denmark. At that time, the tribes that lived in that area were in constant warfare with one another. Loyalty, friendship, honor, bravery, and generosity were, therefore, much esteemed in Anglo-Saxon culture, since people's lives depended on such values. The phrase "also that he welcomes you here to Heorot" shows friendship and loyalty, since it is due to the alliance made by his uncle that the hero Beowulf accepted the task of killing the monster Grendel.