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English IV Period 6- Unit 1
What is the Alma Redemptoris?
What form does the Wife of Bath's tale take?
English IV Period 6- Unit 1
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What form does the Wife of Bath's tale take?
A Sermon
A Fairy Tale
A Romance
A Confession
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What is the Alma Redemptoris?
A song in the Wife of Bath's Tale
Latin for "love conquers all"
The song the Christian boy sings before and after dying.
A song about redemption through Christ
3
When the audience is aware of something that the characters in the story are not aware of.
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Meta Irony
Dramatic Irony
4
Why do people go on pilgrimages to Holy Sites?
Neither of the Above
To prove their devoutness
They believed that they had healing powers
Both of the Above
5
How prepared do you feel for this test?
I'm not prepared at all
I'm not so sure
Pretty Confident
Fantastic, I'll ace it
6
Define Feminist
None of the Above
It describes the power dynamics in a relationship
An advocate of women's rights
A person who is strongly prejudiced against women.
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Define Satire
When a work mocks people
When an author ridicules their subject, exposing their fault
When an author ridicules their subject to effect change.
When a work makes fun of people
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The use of words to mean something different from what a person actually says.
Meta Irony
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
9
In WoB she claims that all of the fairies have gone, who has replaced them?
They are now hiding from the sin of the world
The Friars and other religious
The Knights chased them away
Dogs and Cats
10
Which is not a struggle for power that we see in the WoB's Tale?
Struggle Against the Power of Time
Mastery Within Marriage
Authority of the Church vs. Personal Experience
Struggle against Nature
11
Which character is described as wearing scarlet? What does that mean?
The Prioress: She is a virgin
WoB: She is promiscuous
WoB: Her great wealth
The Prioress: She is promiscuous
12
Since we know his companion is the devil before he does, this is an instance of:
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Sarcasm
Situational Irony
13
When was Canterbury Tales written
9th Century
14th Century
12th Century
16th Century
14
Define misogynist
An advocate of women's rights
It describes the power dynamics in a relationship
None of the Above
A person who is strongly prejudiced against women.
15
It involves a discrepancy between what is expected to happen and what actually happens.
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
Meta Irony
16
The problem with the Prioress's tale is her blatant antisemitism
True
False
17
What is the "frame" of the frame story in Canterbury Tales
The General Prologue and Epilogue
The book cover
Chaucer is writing a book
29 Pilgrims are journeying together and sharing stories
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The problem with the Prioress's
Tale
is that she flaunts her wealth
False
True
19
What language was Canterbury Tales originally written in?
French
Modern English
Old English
Middle English
20
This character wears a bracelet that reads "love conquers all"
The Friat
The Knight
The Prioress
Wife of Bath
21
The Wife of Bath claims to be a good source because she has what?
Knowledge of the Bible
A pure soul
Wisdom
A great amount of experience
22
What excuse does Chaucer have for getting all of these characters together?
They are on a pilgrimage
A celebration at Medieval Times
To tell stories
They all are friends of his
23
What form does the Prioress's tale take?
A sermon
A Fairy Tale
A prayer
A romance
24
Define Physiognomy
The use of appearance to describe a person’s character
The description of a character is the opposite of the truth
The study of appearances
When a work mocks people
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Which one of these did we note as a tool that Chaucer uses to create satire?
Sarcasm
Jest
Puns
Verbal Irony
