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OC27 ENG 3-1001370-Q1-AMorgan-OCI
Characterization in The Canterbury Tales
Question 5
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Characterization in The Canterbury Tales
Question 5 • (OC27) ENG 3-1001370-Q1-AMorgan-OCI
In this passage, how does the narrator reveal that he is unreliable?
Answer
A
The narrator implies that he is suffering from madness.
B
The narrator admits that he likes to exaggerate and brag.
C
The narrator tells his audience that he is unintelligent and careless.
D
The narrator confesses that he never met the people in the story.
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