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Italian words also begin to make their appearance in English, especially in connection with music and the arts during the __

AOld English period

BMiddle English period

CRenaissance

DModern period

Answer:

C. Renaissance

Read Explanation:

  • Italian words started entering English especially in the fields of music, art, architecture, and literature during the Renaissance period.

  • The Renaissance brought renewed interest in Italian culture (think of figures like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, etc.).

  • Words like opera, piano, violin, fresco, balcony, sonnet, solo, soprano came from Italian into English.


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