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Who tells the first tale in The Canterbury Tales?

AChaucer

BThe Miller

CThe Knight

DThe Parson

Answer:

C. The Knight

Read Explanation:

The Knight tells the first and the longest tale. He is chosen by lot and begins the storytelling with a tale of courtly love.


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