What do the following lines from "The Prologue" to The Canterbury Tales suggest about the woman from Bath? Her kerchiefs were of finely woven ground; I dared have sworn they weighed a good ten pound, The ones she wore on Sunday, on her head.

a. She is obese.

b. She is a good Christian.

c. She is well-dressed.

d. She wears ugly clothes.

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Myah Sellers

22 April, 09:41

What do the following lines from "The Prologue" to The Canterbury Tales suggest about the woman from Bath? Her kerchiefs were of finely woven ground; I dared have sworn they weighed a good ten pound, The ones she wore on Sunday, on her head.

a. She is obese.

b. She is a good Christian.

c. She is well-dressed.

d. She wears ugly clothes.

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Santiago Mcgrath · Answer 1

Santiago Mcgrath 22 April, 12:06

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The answer to the question is B.

Aylin Levy · Answer 2

The lines from "The Prologue" to The Canterbury Tales suggest about the woman from Bath that She is well-dressed.

Explanation:

This lines from "The Prologue" to The Canterbury Tales are giving a detailed description of the clothing the woman was wearing and how they were special and pretty elegant, that makes the reader infer that the woman worries about her appearance and since she likes to look good she wears the best and is always well-dressed.