Concept:A pun (paronomasia) is a wordplay that exploits the multiple meanings of the same word for a witty effect.
Explanation:In the line
Who lied in the chapel / Now lies in the Abbey, the word "lie" is used in two different senses.
In the first part, "lied" means to tell an untruth in the chapel.
In the second part, "lies" means to be buried or to rest in the Abbey.
The repetition of the same word with different meanings creates the playful effect called a pun.
This is not a paradox because there is no self-contradictory statement.
It is not a chiasmus because the word order is not reversed in the second clause.
It is not a zeugma because one word does not govern two clauses in a single construction.
Answer:B. Pun