which of these lines from The canterbury tales prologue best describes the chivalry of the knight?

a. There was a knight, a most distinguished man
b. "...Truth, honor, generousness, and courtesy."
c. "He had done nobly in his sovereign's war.."
d. "...This same distinguished knight had led the van..."

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which of these lines from The canterbury tales prologue best describes the chivalry of the knight?

a. There was a knight, a most distinguished man
b. "...Truth, honor, generousness, and courtesy."
c. "He had done nobly in his sovereign's war.."
d. "...This same distinguished knight had led the van..."

anonymous · Answer

@vera_ewing

vera_ewing · Answer

B.

anonymous · Answer

How does Chaucer's choice to set the Canterbury tales in spring contribute to the narrative?

a. it underscores the arduous journey the characters are about to take
b. it emphasizes the limited time the characters have to make their pilgrimage 
c. it reinforces the notion that martyrdom is something to be avoided
d. it cast the idea of religious pilgrimage as a new beginning

anonymous · Answer

@vera_ewing

vera_ewing · Answer

Please give me a medal and open a new question :)

anonymous · Answer

I thought i did give you a medal on this question?