Why does Chaucer conclude by having the pardoners make this offer? A. to explain why the pilgrimage has rerouted itself to Rome
B. to show that the pardoner actually cares about the salvation of others
C. to reveal that the pardoner uses the money he gathers to help others
D. To underscore the extent of the Pardoner's greed

Based on the story Chaucer has her tell, which of these would the narrator of "The Wife of Bath's Tale" most likely consider an ideal marriage?
A. one in which the husband is completely submissive to the wife
B. one in which the husband and wife are equal partners
C. one in which the wife bears and raises healthy children
D. one in which the wife maintains her physical beauty.

What is ironic about this conclusion, given the nature of the Knight's crime?
A. the Knight's quest for knowledge has led to his sovereignty over the old crone.
B. the queen, who took his side from the beginning, is now his wife
C. The Knight's punishment turns out to be marriage to this beautiful woman
D. The king has become envious of the knight and will soon surprise him