"The Canterbury Tales"
Prologue
Please complete the following questions using the prologue...
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"The Canterbury Tales"
Prologue
Please complete the following questions using the prologue from "The Canterbury Tales" on page 18 of your online
textbook.
What is ironic about the knight?
A.) Despite his successes, the knight is practical and humble.
B.)The knight is actually a pauper in disguise, yet still talented with a lance.
C.)Though Travelled around the world and famous for feats, the knight was actually a fraud.
D.)The knight, while supposed to be noble and chivalrous, is lecherous and abuses women.
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