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A book contains words like “whan that Aprille.”
What is feudalism?
THE CANTERBURY TALES
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What is
feudalism
?
A medieval social system based on land ownership and class structure
A type of storytelling that includes stories within a larger story
A form of humor that mocks or criticizes society
A journey taken for religious or personal reasons
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A book contains words like “whan that Aprille.”
Middle English
Frame Story
Satire
Feudalism
3
What is
Middle English
?
The earliest form of English, spoken before the Norman Conquest
The form of English spoken and written between 1100-1500, used by Chaucer
A medieval form of storytelling that follows strict rhyme patterns
The type of writing that uses humor to expose corruption in society
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In medieval times, kings gave land to nobles, and peasants worked for them.
Feudalism
Satire
Pilgrimage
Middle English
5
A comedian mocks politicians using exaggeration.
Feudalism
Pilgrimage
Frame Story
Satire
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A woman travels to a holy site for religious reasons.
Frame Story
Pilgrimage
Satire
Feudalism
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What is a
frame story
?
A medieval form of storytelling that follows strict rhyme patterns
A medieval system where lords and vassals control land and workers
The earliest form of English, spoken before the Norman Conquest
Type of narrative where a larger story contains multiple smaller stories
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A novel has a main story where characters tell smaller stories.
Pilgrimage
Middle English
Satire
Frame Story
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What is
satire
?
A journey taken to a sacred place for religious reasons
Humor that mocks people, institutions, or society using exaggeration
A structure where a story contains smaller stories within it
A medieval social hierarchy where peasants work for landowners
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A
pilgrimage
is best described as:
The language spoken by English people in the 1600s
A literary technique used to mock people in power
Form of storytelling that contains multiple stories inside a main narrative
A long journey to a sacred place for spiritual or religious growth