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incongruity between expectation and reality
farce
satire
homage
irony
2
The knight showed amazing ___________ in battle
medley
feudal
perdition
prowess
3
The use of humor in satire helps the author avoid moralizing or preaching which makes the audience more receptive
True
False
4
audience has to deduce the characteristics of a character by observing his/her thoughts and actions
indirect characterization
imposition
direct characterization
elicit
5
The 29 pilgrims are on the way to Canterbury to pay ________ to St. Thomas a Becket
sanction
homage
absolution
affinity
6
The three rioters in The Pardoner's Tale are the opposite of _______.
pilgrims
discreet
amiable
contemptuous
7
Thoms a Becket was _______ for adhering to his religious beliefs rather than giving in to the demands of the king.
collateral
martyred
absolved
elicited
8
The description of the Cook's open sores was meant to _________ the reader's disgust
engender
extort
concede
purge
9
Juvenalian satire is more tolerant and light-hearted than Horation
True
False
10
figure of speech that employs understatement by using double negatives
satire
allusion
litotes
irony
11
idea or feeling that a word evokes
pilgrimage
irony
connotation
avarice
12
During the Middle Ages, the belief that nobility did not make a person good and virtuous were considered radical.
False
True
13
The teacher made Quentin give his phone as ____________ before allowing him to borrow a graphing calculator
imposition
collateral
parody
sanguine
14
Chaucer is considered the most readable and relatable of all Medieval English poets
True
False
15
An attitude of the writer towards a subject conveyed through diction
connotation
tone
allusion
irony
16
technique employed by writers to expose and criticize
litotes
satire
juxtaposition
diction
17
The Pardoner tells the pilgrims that he offers people ________ for their sins
absolution
perdition
strife
castigation
18
The Clerk had a natural ________ for books and learning, which is why he lives and studies at Oxford
affinity
prowess
contempt
creed
19
two or more ideas/images/characters/places are placed side-by-side to develop or highlight comparison and contrasts
juxtaposition
syntax
perdition
irony
20
Chaucer wrote The Canterbury Tales as a social commentary and criticism of the noble and religious classes
True
False
21
Chaucer served under three rulers and became incredibly wealthy and powerful
False
True
22
The Clerk lives a very __________ existence because he spends all his money on books rather than on material goods
frugal
avaricious
dejected
heady
23
The structure of the guilds was democratic not hierarchical
False
True
24
Chaucer is called the father of English Poetry because he was the first to write in __________
vernacular
French
Old English
Middle English
25
choice of words and phrases in speech or writing
syntax
juxtaposition
sanction
satire
26
The middle class was created by and flourished because of the guild system throughout Europe during the Middle Ages
False
True
27
All members of the clergy should be ________ but several are described as wanton
heady
sanctioned
chaste
martyred
28
a brief and indirect reference to something of historical, literary, cultural, or political significance
allusion
syntax
indirect characterization
connotation
29
The Pardoner's Tale is meant as a warning against the "curse of _________" which is one of the seven deadly sins
avarice
absolution
strife
prudence
30
The Bubonic Plague did not have that much of an impact on economic, social, and political conditions of Chaucer's world
True
False
31
A common theme amongst members of the _______ is that their behavior contradict their roles within the church
devout
creed
clergy
pilgrimage
32
In The Wife of Bath's Tale, the knight learns only those free of _______ and bad manners are truly noble and virtuous
vice
sundry
fuedal
clergy
33
In The Wife of Bath's Tale, King Arthur _____________ the knight to death for assaulting a maiden
condemns
wallows
reproves
implores
34
Guilds were formed for the mutual aid and to further the business interests of a group of merchants and craftsmen
False
True
35
The narrator ____________ the Pardoner for scamming innocent people by selling them fake relics.
reproves
extorts
concedes
statutes
36
Of all the clergy, the Parson is the only one who is truly _____________
beguiled
devout
avaricious
sanguine
37
An apprentice lived with and work for a master craftsman for a period of time to learn the master's trade
True
False
38
Effective satire is always destructive and rarely constructive
False
True
39
There is a fine line between effective satire and an offensive attack.
True
False
40
The Canterbury Tales is an example of _____________ which is a unifying tale in which one or more related stories appear
affinity
vernacular
collateral
frame story