Canterbury Tales Pilgrims YBEnglish

Question 1

A study of the bodily humors suggests that blood is

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hot and moist

Question 2

The Canterbury Tales and the Arabian Nights falls under the genre of stories known as...

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framed narratives

Question 3

Ownership of a book in the medieval period was a suggestion of

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wealth

Question 4

In the Knight's Tale the central theme concerns

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fate

Question 5

A study of the bodily humors suggests that an individual with an over-abundance of yellow bile

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angry, caustic and jealous

Question 6

This pilgrim was fond of the girls and gave them trinkets or "took care" of their marriages.

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Friar

Question 7

A study of the bodily humors suggests that phlegm is

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cold and moist

Question 8

This pilgrim was a good honest man who had no problem working hard at any job

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plowman

Question 9

Literacy rates in medieval times were largely determined by

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the various scripts found in the glosses of manuscripts

Question 10

This pilgrim was part of what we call the noveau riche, or newly rich

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guildsmen

Question 11

This pilgrim always kept and served the finest food to his guests.

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Franklin

Question 12

This pilgrim had skinny legs and was greatly feared

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Reeve

Question 13

This pilgrim was amazing at his job but had a huge ulcer /sore on his knee or shin which, well

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Cook

Question 14

The Nun&#x27;s Priest Tale involving the chicken and the fox is centered around the danger of

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flattery

Question 15

IN the Knight's tale, two brothers fight, reinforcing one of the themes that

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two men can be in love with the same woman

Question 16

This pilgrim loved hotly till dawn and burned the candle at both ends.

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Squire

Question 17

The Pardoner's Tale concerns which of the two concepts

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the plague and greed

Question 18

This pilgrim was known to pay the church tithe for the people under his care.

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Parson

Question 19

This pilgrim had a job that involved buying food for his bosses, a bunch of lawyers?

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Manciple

Question 20

Whenever this character spoke, which was very little, people listened because of his wisdom.

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Oxford Clerk

Question 21

This pilgrim knew all the beers by taste and could make a killer sauce.

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Cook

Question 22

A study of the bodily humors suggests that yellow bile is

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hot and dry

Question 23

The Wife of Bath is a rule breaker who

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reads the bible and stands up for herself

Question 24

This bodily humor, phlegm, was most closely tied to which of the four "elements.

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water

Question 25

This pilgrim was seen carrying a "lover's knot" pin.

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Monk

Question 26

A medieval concept the sought to provide women with a proper female role model

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Mariolotry

Question 27

This bodily humor, yellow bile, was most closely tied to which of the four "elements.

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fire

Question 28

This pilgrim had skinny legs and was greatly feared

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Reeve

Question 29

This pilgrim spoke through her nose and carried a "Love Conquers All" necklace.

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Prioress

Question 30

This pilgrim had a wart with a tuft of hair growing from it at the end of his nose.

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Miller

Question 31

The worship of Mary in Medieval times is referred to as

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the cult of Mary, Mariolotry

Question 32

People traveling to Canterbury often banded together in order to

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be safe on dangerous roadways

Question 33

A study of the bodily humors suggests that an individual with an over-abundance of blood is

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joyful optimistic and affectionate

Question 34

Quizs make me crave cheese.

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false on the planet Uranus

Question 35

This bodily humor, black bile, was most closely tied to which of the four "elements.

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Earth

Question 36

The time of year in which the pilgrim's travel is

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spring

Question 37

This pilgrim was easily spotted because of his forked beard and motley colored outfit.

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Merchant

Question 38

A study of the bodily humors suggests that an individual with an over-abundance of phlegm

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lethargic and overly sentimental

Question 39

This pilgrim was illiterate but wise and street-smart.

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Manciple

Question 40

This pilgrim loved a good brawl and liked to stay inebriated most of the time.

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Miller

Question 41

A study of the bodily humors suggests that black bile is

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cold and dry

Question 42

This pilgrim was very much like Robin Hood in that he dressed in green and carried a bow

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Yoeman

Question 43

This pilgrim was amazing at his job but was a thief and looked awkward riding a horse

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Sailor

Question 44

A medieval concept was believed to have miraculous healing powers but was often used as fraud

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holy relic

Question 45

This pilgrim was known to have waxy, yellow hair that fell down his face like driblets of wax.

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Pardoner

Question 46

A study of the bodily humors suggests that an individual with an over-abundance of black bile

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melancholy and withdrawn as well as pessimistic

Question 47

The actual name of the Wife of Bath

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Alyson

Question 48

This pilgrim was constantly putting ointment on his face but still scared little children

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Summoner

Question 49

The wife of Bath offers and example of a woman who

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is not as sinful as Eve or as pure as Mary

Question 50

This pilgrim was pawned off fake relics and gave sermons about greed

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pardoner

Question 51

This bodily humor, blood, was most closely tied to which of the four "elements.

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air

Question 52

This pilgrim was a true son of Epicurus and very much like Santa Clause.

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Franklin

Question 53

The pilgrims begin their journey at a place called

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the Tabard Inn

Question 54

How many pilgrims go on the trip to Canterbury?

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30

Question 55

This pilgrim carried a lap dog and spoke a false French to appear refined.

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Prioress

Question 56

This pilgrim was humble and well tested in his profession.

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knight

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