The tone of the Wife, as she narrates the knight's wedding, is conversational and directly addresses to the readers. This kind of tone helps readers to connect more deeply to the text and understand the narration in a better way. Pacing technique is also employed in the narrative. In some sections between the narrative, we can also notice an enthusiastic and exuberant tone in the voice of the Wife.
Moreover, this direct approach in the narration is balanced with a certain chronology for engaging the readers’ mind and connects it with the flow of the actions taking place in the plot. Here, Chaucer uses iambic pentameter and, at instances, breaks this motion for utilizing the effect of drama in the tale.
Answer:
I crossed
Slowly approached the curb
My face flushed bright red
The crowd blocked my escape
Explanation:
The correct answers are:
- The aunt expects the boy to accept her explanations, but he does not.
He continues asking questions about the sheep, and why are they leaving, and why is the other field better than that one.
-The aunt expects the boy to be interested in the cows, but he is not.
She wants to catch his attention trying to make him watch the cows, but he is still interested in the sheep.
Based on how the question is worded, I'd say B: Functional.. because tasks and skills are functions that a person can perform.
