What happens when a compound sign combines a one-handed sign with a two-handed sign, such as “GIRL” and “SAME”?

Which one of the following points of irony is not found in the Pardoner’s tale?

The following term refers to a movement that is added between two signs. 

Noticeably absent from Chaucer’s praise of the Prioress is any reference to

Chaucer’s use of irony and satire help to indicate that he may have found fault with all of the following pilgrims except

Define “euphemism” and provide an example from The Canterbury Tales.

When Chaucer promises to tell his readers of “what rank” each pilgrim belongs, he is referring to their

Dolphins, bees, and semaphones use symbols for communication, but these systems are not considered full languages. What distinguishes a language from these communication systems?

Which of these signs can be described using a Hold sequence of Hold only?

Which of the following best describes the relationship between language and communication systems?