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Geoffrey Chaucer & Samuel Pepy
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1
Chaucer was a man of the ______
world
england
USA
western world
2
In "The Pardoner's Tale," Chaucer was addressing corruption in the ___________?
Education System
Church
Wealthy
Government
3
what literary precedents did chaucer have in the choice of framework for his tales?
from "Canzoniere"
from Beowulf
from "Decamerone"
from "Divina Commedia"
4
Pepys finds Jane's account of the fire believable because she
heard the news from Betty Michell and Sarah, his good friend
is a maid in his household whom Pepys knows well
has just come from the Tower of London
is a reliable friend of the maid in the Pepys household
5
How old was Samuel when he started his diary?
30
22
26
40
6
Samuel Pepys kept his diary from
1660 to 1689
1662 to 1689
1649 to 1660
1660 to 1669
7
How many years did it take Chaucer to write Cantebury tales?
5
2
15
10
8
Samuel Pepys writes a diary
True
False
9
Chaucer translated this (these) works from Latin to English...
Roman de la Rose
The Romance of the Rose
Consolation of Philosophy
Confesso Amantis
10
Chaucer ... for the king.
sang
wrote
travelled
spied
11
What's the moral of The Clerk's Tale, according to Chaucer?
It was a lesson of endurance, patience, and humility
Women should have Griselda-level patience with men
Women should be subservient to their husbands
Women want authority over their husbands
12
When was Chaucer Born?
1245
1965
1343
1456
13
Chaucer was a member of all these except
Parliament
King's court (Ambassador)
Justice of the Peace
Judge
14
Edward the III granted Chaucer "a gallon of wine a day" in gratitude for one of his works
True
False
15
What is Chaucer's primary theme in the Prologue?
The inability of people to get along
The dangers of pleasure
The great variety of human nature
The evil humankind
16
Which among the following modern poems employs ottava rima?
Among School Children
The Wild Swans at Coole
In Praise of Limestone
The Shield of Achilles
17
Geoffrey Chaucer was the first writer to use _________
Greek
English
Latin
Spanish
18
Where was Chaucer born?
America
London
India
China
19
---------- is the longest tale in the 'Canterbury Tales'.
The Franklin's Tale
The Knight's Tale
The Monk's Tale
The Cook's Tale
20
This pilgrim claims to be good at his job, yet Chaucer has already forgotten his name
The Merchant
The Miller
The Franklin
The Reeve
21
Chaucer wroter in __________ dialect
Old English
Modern English
Celtic
Middle English
22
Where was Chaucer buried?
Not this one
In westminster abbey
He was thrown out into space
he was not buried
23
When did Samuel Pepys write his famous diary?
In the Nineteenth century.
In the Nineties.
In the Seventeenth century.
In the Seventies.
24
What did Samuel Pepys do when he realised how bad the fire was?
He went to see the King
He went to bed
He went to Yas Mall
He rode off on his horse
25
Chaucer's era had a great influence on his work. Where was he born
and
around when?
1432; Canterbury
1425; France
1342; London
1348; Southampton
26
Why was it ironic Chaucer wrote about "courtly love?"
He had a bad marriage
He was a priest and was committed to his oath of celibacy
He never married
Died too young to get married
27
When Chaucer describes the Friar as a 'Noble Pillar of Order' he is using
Personification
Simile
Irony
Understatement
28
John Suckling belong to the group of
Cavalier poets
Metaphysical poets
Religious poets
Neo-classical poets
29
What did King Edward award Chaucer?
A gallon of blood daily
A gallon of wine daily
A gallon of juice daily
A gallon of water daily
30
Chaucer wrote the Canterbury tales during which time period
Modern English
Middle English
Old English
31
What is Chaucer critiquing in "The Wife of Bath's Tale?"
old folks
the church
women's rights
himself
32
Chaucer speaks favorably about all pilgrims except
The Knight
The Parson
The Doctor
The Plowman
33
Would Chaucer have known about the plague
maybe
No
not
Yes
34
Chaucer is known as...
the father of Poetry
the father of the English language
the father of England
the father of Comedy
35
How many stories did Chaucer intend to write in "The Canterbury Tales?" How many are written?
200; 26
120; 24
150; 28
180; 30
36
On what date did the fire start?
August 14,1616
September 2, 1666
March 1, 1666
January 16,1666
37
What type of english did Chaucer write the Canterbury Tales?
Modern English
Late Middle English
Early English
Late English
38
For which social classes did Chaucer write?
All classes
Peasants
Merchants/ Middle Class
Nobility
39
The gist of the 'Canterbury Tales' has been taken from
Decamerone
Polychronicon
Filostrato
None of these
40
When Pepys woke up about at about seven in the morning, he
rushed to the Tower of London to check on the fire
did not remember what Jane had told him about the fire
thought the fire had abated and wasn't too concerned
was distressed that the fire had spread so quickly
41
Samuel Peyps wrote a diary, what did he write about?
The plague
Life in London
The fire
food
42
Chaucer worked for this person as a page, and this person became Chaucer's most faithful patron
Duke of Middleton
Philip of Lancaster
John of Gaunt
King Edward III
43
What war did Chaucer fight in
World War II
Civil war
World War I
100 years war
44
When did the plague of london begin and was samuel pepys alive when it happened?
1665 and yes
1672 and no
1504 and no
1624 and yes
45
Pepys described the scene as "the saddest sight of ....... that I ever saw".
desolation
disappointment
destruction
despair
46
While travelling, Chaucer learned a lot about...
writing in different countries
food in different countries
spying in different countries
working in different countries
47
In Pepys "Diary" he advises the King
to stop the fire by tearing down buildings.
to get rid of fleas in order to get rid of the Plague.
to let the fire burn it self out.
to never allow anyone with Plague to leave London.
48
Mystery and Miracle plays in English were based on
Anglo Saxon myths
Biblical stories
English legends
English Folklore
49
What is Chaucer's title of honor
Father of Modern Literature
Father of Modern Works
Father of English Poetry
Father of Modern Poetry
50
Who was the architect in charge of redesigning London, including St Paul's Cathedral
Robert Hubert
None of the above
William West
Christpher Wren