Which of the following is not true of The Canterbury Tales?

a. It uses a frame narrative.

b. It features an unreliable narrator.

c. It was written in Middle English.

d. The characters belong to the same social class.

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Santiago Rivers

30 November, 04:46

Which of the following is not true of The Canterbury Tales?

a. It uses a frame narrative.

b. It features an unreliable narrator.

c. It was written in Middle English.

d. The characters belong to the same social class.

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Jaylee Roach · Answer 1

I have experience with this I am currently doing this in English, the answer is D. the characters belong to the same social class. if this answer is incorrect I am very sorry but I think its defiantly this one.

Which of the following is not true of The Canterbury Tales?a. It uses a frame narrative.b. It features an unreliable narrator.c. It was written in Middle English.d. The characters belong to the same social class.

Which of the following is not true of The Canterbury Tales?

a. It uses a frame narrative.

b. It features an unreliable narrator.

c. It was written in Middle English.

d. The characters belong to the same social class.