Read the paragraph. enkidu, who had met the beast, warned gilgamesh of the dangers involved, explaining that gilgamesh did not "know the horror that lurks ahead.” upon seeing the beast humbaba, gilgamesh himself became seized with dread and terror. however, despite enkidu’s warning and his own temporary paralysis upon seeing humbaba, gilgamesh charged at humbaba with his axe. he demonstrated that he was able to summon the bravery necessary to overcome his fear and attack the frightening beast. which sentence should be added at the beginning of this paragraph to introduce the writer’s point? even though he had seen humbaba before, enkidu was just as horrified by the monster’s appearance as gilgamesh was. gilgamesh demonstrated his abilities as an effective and compelling leader and speaker on several occasions. two men embarked on a long and dangerous journey to the cedar forest in hopes of defeating the beast humbaba. gilgamesh proved his bravery when he engaged in battle with a strong and fierce antagonist

Gilgamesh proved his bravery when he engaged in battle with a strong and fierce antagonist.

Explanation:

The paragraph is about Gilgamesh summoning the bravery to defeat Humbaba. It begins by explaining the ferocity of Humaba struck fear in both Enkidu and Gilgamesh. However, the paragraph goes on to explain that Gilgamesh overcame his fear and defeated Humbaba. The paragraph is not focused on Enkidu even though his behavior is also described. There are no details about a long and dangerous journey to the Cedar Forest. Also, Gilgamesh's abilities as a speaker are not demonstrated in this paragraph.

The sentence that should be added at the beginning of this paragraph to introduce the writer’s point is "Gilgamesh proved his bravery when he engaged in battle with a strong and fierce antagonist"

Explanation:

The first sentence of a paragraph presents the topic of the paragraph and the point of view of the writer, in this example, the writer shows how Gilgamesh did the things as a brave man and the following sentences we have in the paragraph works as supporting details from the original idea giving examples of the situations where this happened.

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