The Canterbury Tales

The shrine at their destination is dedicated to

Loves hunting most of all, wears fine fur and has good horses

Well read in field, atheist, wealthy and miserly

Honest, kind, helpful, pays tithes when due

Modest, quiet, dainty, dresses well and wears jewelry

What was the prize for the best story?

Well practiced in the art of love and has been on three pilgrimages to Jerusalem

Handsome, well-dressed, loves impressing the women

Chaucer intended for each pilgrim to tell how many stories?

Only devout churchman in the group

Represents the Old Order of chivalry and is very experienced?

Chaucer is best known as

How does Chaucer get his education?

Wart on nose with a filthy mouth and is a good wrestler

A lawyer with an excellent memory but fraudulently sells land

Lecherous, scarred, bad breath, and scary to children

Leader of the games as well as the general referee

What are the two parts to Chaucer's story?

How does Chaucer remove himself from blame and insult?

Connoisseur of food and wine who insisted on food available all day

The inn that the pilgrims depart from is known as 

Wears all green and is a forester during peace times

Ruthless, tanned, knowledgeable but steals wine

Which three characters does Chaucer respect?

Shrewd, knows all of the tricks, employees fear him, lends his boss money

Season of the year the pilgrimage takes place

Knowledgeable and skilled, impressively dressed, silver knives, new wealth

A beggar who befriends young women winning them over with bribes

Carries a bag of fake relics, loves the offeratory song, beardless

can tell the kind of beer by taste, has a sore on his knee

The pilgrims are traveling to

The idea of a story within a story was used before in

Is in debt and would like trade routes to be protected

Poor but knowledgeable, loves to spend money on books

despite the lack of learning is smarter than lawyers