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The most important dialect used during the Old English period is

ACeltic

BEast Midland

CWessex

DAnglo- Saxon

Answer:

C. Wessex

Read Explanation:

  • During the Old English period, there were several dialects: Northumbrian, Mercian, Kentish, and West Saxon (Wessex).

  • Among these, the West Saxon dialect (Wessex) became the most important because:

    • It was used in literature and official documents.

    • The Wessex kingdom was politically powerful.

    • Works like King Alfred's translations and Beowulf were recorded in this dialect.


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