Answer:
Geoffrey Chaucer's, Canterbury Tales is a literary work that deals with the personal concerns and solutions of an evolving Medieval society. In Medieval Europe pilgrimages were common for personal reflection, penance, and spiritual renewal. Chaucer chose the framework of a pilgrimage for its naturally plausible diversity of people and mix of pious purpose and holiday spirit.
"The flight was postponed by bad weather for which I had a ticket". The sentence should read, "The flight for which I had a ticket was postponed by bad weather."
Answer:
A. No set meter
B. Varying line lengths
E. Unconventional punctuation
Explanation:
Free verse poetry is poetry without regular meter, rhythm, or rhyme scheme. It doesn't follow a particular set of rules, including the punctuation rules, which leads to unconventional punctuation. It consists of lines of varying lengths.
When it comes to the themes this type of poetry deals with, they don't have to be personal.
This is why the correct options are options A, B, and E.
