Which of the four dialects became the most dominant in the Old English period?
ANorthumbrian
BMercian
CWessex
DKentish
Answer:
C. Wessex
Read Explanation:
Wessex refers to the West Saxon dialect, which became the dominant dialect in the Old English period, especially during the reign of King Alfred the Great.
It became the standard for writing and literature, even though other dialects like Northumbrian and Mercian were also important regionally.
