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Characterization in The Canterbury Tales Answers

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According to the frame narrative, which pilgrim tells the first tale?

A
the host
B
the knight
C
the prioress
D
the scholar
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What conclusion can be drawn about the narrator based on his description of the knight?

A
The narrator feels superior to the knight.
B
The narrator wishes to be a knight.
C
The narrator respects the knight.
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How is the knight characterized in the passage?

A
as polite and honorable
B
as aggressive and tough
C
as proud and boastful
4

What detail in the passage suggests that the narrator may not be reliable?

A
The narrator accuses his audience of being uneducated.
B
The narrator implies that he is not a very good speaker.
C
The narrator admits that he does not know what the other pilgrims looked like.

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