How does the content of this stanza advance the story in this narrative poem? A. It shows how difficult it was for Paul Revere to read the signal from the North Church. B. It explains why Paul Revere was nervous and frightened before his famous ride. C. It shows Paul Revere reading the lantern signal and springing into action. D. It explains Paul Revere's reasons for wanting to warn of the British invasion.

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Christopher Goodwin

3 July, 04:18

How does the content of this stanza advance the story in this narrative poem? A. It shows how difficult it was for Paul Revere to read the signal from the North Church. B. It explains why Paul Revere was nervous and frightened before his famous ride. C. It shows Paul Revere reading the lantern signal and springing into action. D. It explains Paul Revere's reasons for wanting to warn of the British invasion.

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Declan Hurst · Answer 1

C. It shows Paul Revere reading the lantern signal and springing into action.

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Hi! The answer would be that the content on the stanza in "Paul Revere's Ride" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow shows Paul Revere reading the lantern signal and springing into action.