Ex 1 page 89

humility, chastity, shyness, docility, respectful.

Esx 1 page 90

The narrator uses the technique of telling to characterized The Wife of Bath.

Reading the text, the reader understand that the narrator presents her with the third person. She was an enterprising women, different from the others.

She wears a buckler, a shield, a flowing mantle, and a spurred sharply in her heels so the listener should suppose that she is a soldier, she travels all around the word and she had hard times, but she deal with them.

Ex 2 page 90

1. anger
2. bossy and strongly-willed
3. shabby and modest
4. 5 husbands all at the church door
5. No, she hasn't. It may suggest her independence.

Ex 3 page 90

1. A worthy woman.
2. The adjective does take an ironic connotation.
3. She loses her mind easily.
4. No, he doesn't
5. No, he doesn't.
6. Ironic, patronising, satirical humorous.

Ex 4 page 90

1. emancipated
2. unconventional
3. likes
4. showy
5. feminine
6. travelling
7. strong and
8. contradicts.

Ex 5 page 90

I don’t really like wearing fancy and strange clothes. I don’t have a particular style, indeed my look changes when I have a particular thing to do or when I have to go to a special event.

Regarding my favourite colour, it is red, but I prefer to wear dark clothes, even if sometimes I also wear colourated clothes.

In conclusion I quite like wear accessories.