In Passage 1, refer to the paragraph that begins and ends on pages 2-3. What do the statements
about Sir Lancelot suggest about him?
They establish Sir Lancelot as an ideal of
knighthood.
They introduce Sir Lancelot as inept in his dealings
with the royal court.
They demonstrate Sir Lancelot's ability to serve as
an advisor to King Arthur.
They foreshadow Sir Lancelot's devotion to King
Arthur

They establish Sir Lancelot as an ideal of knighthood.

Explanation:

This paragraph just says good things about Sir Lancelot, so eliminate answer choice 2. (inept meaning not capable of doing something)

The passage does not show much of Sir Lancelot with King Arthur, so the best answer choice is 1.

(explaining more)

The passage also says that he would tell "the knightliest tales" and such, indicating that he was the epitome of knighthood.