Which statement best describes the structure of the canterbury tales? a. the pilgrimage provides a frame in which individual stories capturing life in fourteenth-century england are told. b. the individual pilgrim's monologues form the components of a three-act play consisting of the meeting in the inn and the journey to and from canterbury. c. the use of iambic pentameter to create rhythmic prose gives the work a lighthearted, amusing tone. d. each character is a symbol of the prevalent