The narrator in The Canterbury Tales, is portrayed as a. stern and judgmental. c. robust and merry. b. sophisticated and worldly. d. naive and observant.

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Ram K · Answer 1 · 2016-10-22T10:03:53+0000

The correct answer is D. Naive and observant. This is due to the fact that he is a traveler with the rest of the group who listens to their stories and describes what the people look like, or behave.

The narrator in The Canterbury Tales, is portrayed as a. stern and judgmental. c. robust and merry. b. sophisticated and worldly. d. naive and observant.

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