Question

Which statement most accurately describes Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales?

Answer 1

The answer is A. Hope this helps you out!!

Answer 2

Answer:

B: Each story reveals something about the character who is telling it.

Explanation:

 In Caucher's The Canterbury Tales,  parts of the stories told are also a reflection of the personality of the teller. The charcaters are pilgrims that represent people from various estates of society: the church, the nobility, and the peasantry. The readers can know a little about each character: The Knight (the most noble of the company, and good at storyteller); The Wife of Bath (married several times); The Pardoner  (greedy and hypocrite); etc.