I'm 100% sure the answer is:
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"The frogs were frightened and frantically jumped away from the eager boy."</span>
Answer:
It is difficult to have an interesting conversation with adults.
Explanation:
The narration created by Jean disqualifies the conversation of adults, displaying it as boring, uninteresting, without excitement and dull, through the eyes of Edward, who prefers to interact with children who are more interesting and lively.
With that, Jean says that it is difficult to have an interesting conversation with the adults. Probably because their lives are as boring and unenthusiastic as their conversation. Unlike children.
Geoffrey Chaucer is using these lines in the opening excerpt of "The Canterbury Tales" to provide the time for the setting, as stated in option A.
<h3>What is setting?</h3>
The setting of a story refers to the context in which it takes place, including:
In the "General Prologue" to "The Canterbury Tales," we can see that author Geoffrey Chaucer provides the time for the setting. He mentions that it is now April, time for the pilgrimage to start.
With the information above in mind, we can choose option A as the correct answer.
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