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1
The Canterbury Tales
was originally written in
Middle English
Old Talk
Modern English
Old English
2
Where does the Old Man tell the young men to find death?
Under a tree
In the tavern
Under a bridge
Under a rock
3
After telling his story, the Pardoner proceeds to
Repent of his sins
Argue with the Monk
Preach another sermon
Sell more pardons and relics
4
Who is the martyred saint murdered in his own cathedral?
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Green
Thomas a Becket
Tom Thumb
5
This virtuous man looks after his congregation and leads by Christian example
The Friar
The Parson
The Monk
The Pardoner
6
How many pilgrims are traveling to Canterbury?
50
29
35
25
7
Also known as the Prioress, she is a well-to-do woman with coral trinket on her arm
The Quilter
The Nun
The Princess
The Second Nun
8
What does it mean to "get up and bar a door"?
Lock a door
Keep the bugs out
Burst through a door
Remodel the house
9
An introductory narrative in which the characters proceed to tell individual tales
Frame story
Fantasy
Irony
Framework
10
In "Federigo's Falcon," why does Federigo lose all of his money?
He gambles it away
It was taken by the Pardoner
He tries to impress Monna Giovanna's son
He tries to impress Monna Giovanna
11
A song-like poem that tells a story
Bombastic
Banter
Ballad
Balderdash
12
The process by which the author reveals the personality of a character is called
analysis
description
characterization
canonization
13
What scripture does the Pardoner teach though his tale?
Thou shalt not kill.
Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain.
Love your neighbor as yourself.
Greed is the root of all evil.
14
The first pilgrim introduced, he has been in fifteen mortal battles and is chivalrous
The Knight
Sir Lancelot
The Yeoman
The Squire
15
Which of the following is NOT a caste in the feudal system?
Serfs
Knights
Indentured Servants
King
16
The Wife of Bath has been married
Three times
Five times
Ten times
Once
17
How many people did the Black Plague kill
1/3 of the population
3/4 of the population
a few
9/10 of the population
18
Who led the Norman invasion to become what is considered the first king of England?
Beowulf
William the Conqueror
Geoffrey of Monmouth
William Shakespeare
19
What does Lord Randall keep telling his mom he would like to do?
Lie down in bed
Go hunting
Find a new girlfriend
Go out with his friends
20
He is a young man with curly hair who is good with the ladies
The Pardoner
The Squire
The Knight
The Jester
21
At the conclusion of "The Pardoner's Tale," who is still alive?
The middle rioter
The youngest rioter
The old man
The oldest rioter
22
In "The Wife of Bath's Tale," the Knight learns that women most desire
power
to be trusted
wealth
salvation
23
To avoid death, the knight in "The Wife of Bath's Tale" must
obtain forgiveness from his victim
prove to the queen that he is no longer dangerous
find out what women most desire
be banished
24
Repeating lines or phrases in a ballad are called
Regurgitation
Repeating lines
Redundant
Refrain
25
What do
The Canterbury Tales
and
The Decameron
have in common?
They both preach against the dangers of greed
They are both frame stories
They are both Italian
They both tell of medieval England
26
A contrast between expectation and reality
Hyperbole
Personification
Irony
Simile
27
Who is the author of
The Canterbury Tales
?
William Shakespeare
Geoffrey of Monmouth
Gregory Peck
Geoffrey Chaucer
28
The pilgrim who tells the best tale will win
money
an indulgence from the Pardoner
free lodging during the trip
a free meal
29
This pilgrim is rich in knowledge but does not care for worldly things
The Oxford Cleric
The Cook
The Monk
The Merchant
30
Which of the following is NOT a complaint the Knight has of the old woman in TWOBT?
She is old
She is ugly
She is cruel
She is poor