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Which best describes Chaucer’s attitude toward the Nun in The Canterbury Tales? a. amused tolerance c. marked scorn b. polite detachment d. weary reproachfulness
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Which best describes Chaucer’s attitude toward the Nun in The Canterbury Tales?

a.
amused tolerance
c.
marked scorn
b.
polite detachment
d.
weary reproachfulness

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c

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Answer:c

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