The Canterbury Tales is written entirely in A. inverted rhyme. B. first-person narrative. C. open verse. D. iambic pentameter.

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Rjh · Answer 1 · 2017-09-23T09:32:11+0000

The Canterbury Tales were written entirely in D. Iambic pentameter. This means that it has 5 iambic feet per line. The rhyming scheme changes from situation to situation.

The Canterbury Tales is written entirely in A. inverted rhyme. B. first-person narrative. C. open verse. D. iambic pentameter.

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