2. A knight's honorable actions can be described as:
O c. insidious
O d. chivalrous
O a. loutish
O b. pompous

D, chivalrous

Explanation:

GOOGLE: The word chivalrous originally described gallantry, valor, honor, and courtesy, associated with the medieval code of knighthood. ... Medieval knights are no longer with us, but chivalrous has survived in modern usage, usually to describe a man — or a behavior — showing courtesy or attentiveness toward women.

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