Why was Chaucer’s knight an example of chivalry? The knight rode all over the world. The knight admired truth and honor. The knight name was held in high repute. The knight’s fame had spread to many nations.

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Why was Chaucer’s knight an example of chivalry?

The knight rode all over the world.
The knight admired truth and honor.
The knight name was held in high repute.
The knight’s fame had spread to many nations.

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The answer is B!!!!!!

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the knight admired truth and honor.
hope this helps

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