Middle Ages and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

The pilgrims include all of the following EXCEPT

The Wife of Bath has been married _______ times.

The prioress is wealthy; we know this because

Geoffrey Chaucer was a nobleman.

Chaucer's Prologue tells the reader that it is

Chaucer is a character in his _Canterbury Tales_.

The Middle Ages end in

The Wife of Bath has had success as a

The prioress/nun

Some common reasons for going on pilgrimage include all of the following EXCEPT:

Chaucer attempted to recreate life in the Middle Ages by

The pilgrims all meet at the

The Pardoner sells

The father of English Literature is

The narrator (Chaucer) dislikes the Summoner and the Pardoner because they take advantage of others and

William Caxton was

The shrine to which the pilgrims travel is that of St. Thomas

Chaucer's tale includes people from the feudal, ecclesiastical, and __________ groups of society.

Another name for the language of the people is

The Wife of Bath has ruddy cheeks and wears red hose. This means she is

The Wife of Bath is likely on this pilgrimage to

The prioress or nun is named Madam

Chaucer's works went through three periods--French, _____ and English.

Chaucer's father was a merchant, so the family was middle class.

The Medieval Period begins in

The prioress wears all of the following EXCEPT

Chaucer wrote in

The Wife of Bath considers herself a love expert who dispenses good advice.