2 years ago

In a chivalrous gesture, Morgan sat in the hard chair, leaving the soft one for the elderly woman.

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The correct answer is answer choice "B". It's very "Courteous" to take the harder chair and let people with need take the softer chair. I hope this helps.

tekilochka [14]2 years ago

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Assuming this question is asking for a definition/synonym/"other word" for chivalrous, the answer is courteous. leaving a more comfortable seat for an elderly person is a respectful and polite gesture, which shows courtesy.

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