Which of the following best describes the significance of The Divine Comedy? A. The dialogue resembled the writing of classical Greek dramatists, but the author did not develop a plot. B. The characters were realistic, and the author wrote in a style similar to that of medieval writers. C. The author wrote in Latin and used literary techniques that had never been used before. D. The author wrote in Italian and presented very realistic characters.

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Finley Spears

24 May, 05:58

Which of the following best describes the significance of The Divine Comedy? A. The dialogue resembled the writing of classical Greek dramatists, but the author did not develop a plot. B. The characters were realistic, and the author wrote in a style similar to that of medieval writers. C. The author wrote in Latin and used literary techniques that had never been used before. D. The author wrote in Italian and presented very realistic characters.

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The best answer to the question above would be letter D. The author wrote in Italian and presented very realistic characters. The Divine Comedy is authored by Dante Alighieri and portrayed the journey of a man in Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory - which actually allegorically means the journey of one's soul towards the Divine Being.