At the end of the tale, the Pardoner tries to sell absolutions byGroup of answer choicesusing humor.instilling fear.using reason.instilling guilt.

The Pardoner maintains his lavish lifestyle Group of answer choicesmaking and selling religious necklaces.by telling stories so people buy pardons.from his church salary.from an inheritance.

When the Pardoner completes sharing his tale, he plans to Group of answer choicesleave the church.share his wealth.sell more pardons.show deeper commitment to the church. Flag question: Question 2

One moral of The Pardoner's Prologue is the issue of greed.  Another moral  from one of the pilgrims is the issue ofGroup of answer choiceshonoring the elderly.accepting your own death.trusting your instincts, not what other's tell you.illness occurring at anytime.

Which part of the Story Arc contains the end of the story and the solution to the dilemma the protagonist was facing.ClimaxRising ActionResolutionFalling ActionSubmit answers

Using at least 100 words and a direct quote from "In a Grove," explain why multiple characters would "confess" to the same single crime.