Answer:
The Canterbury Tales is a frame narrative, or a story told around another story or stories. The frame of the story opens with a gathering of people at the Tabard Inn in London who are preparing for their journey to the shrine of St. Becket in Canterbury.
Explanation:
Cassius: Jealous of Caesar and does not like him in any way fashion or form. He believes Caesar is not worthy of praise and is confused as to why an ordinary man like him can be lifted up and valued so greatly. He is manipulative, he is not honorable, he is strong-minded.
Brutus: Although he is swayed by Cassius's opinion and the people actions, he does have love for Caesar. He values his country over anthing. He is smart, conflicted, pensive and cautious.
Answer:
the 2nd answer.
Explanation:
Main goal iof a biographer s to describe (objetively) a life of a specific person, so the right answer is the second one.
In scenario 1, the character dyes her hair pink, which is considered to be in a way deviant. The people in the society around her shows examples of being against her decision, like when the teacher sends her to the office.
Answer:
B.) Who
Explanation:
The curator of the art museum, who gave a speech last night, will be attending tonight's ceremonies, as well.
The term "that" is a less formal way to put it. And using the term "which" does not make grammatical sense, so your best choice would be "who".