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Jeopardy Q $600 Q $700 Q $800 Q $900 Q $1000 Q $600 Q $700 Q $800 Q $900 Q $1000

$600 If someone disobeys the votes what do they do?

$600 Pay for the day’s journey.

$700 What social classes did Chaucer write for?

$700 All different social class levels.

$800 Why are the pilgrims going to Canterbury?

$800 To worship the relics of Saint Thomas Becet.

$900 Where is the Tabard?

$900 In Southwark.

$1000 How was the contest organized?

$1000 Everyone would tell two stories on the way up and two on the way down. The best story wins.

$600 What was wrong with the wife of Bath’s teeth?

$600 She had gaps in them.

$700 What is the Zephyrus (The West Wind) described as having?

$700 Sweet breath.

$800 What does the Franklin like to eat in the morning?

$800 A piece of cake in wine.

$900 How is the Reeve’s beard described?

$900 It was shaven closely to the skin.

$1000 How was the host described as?

$1000 Having bright eyes and a little fat.

$600 What did the knight’s wardrobe consist of?

$600 A fustian.

$700 What medal did the Yeoman wear around his neck?

$700 St. Christopher’s medal.

$800 What did the skipper carry with him?

$800 A dagger on a lanyard.

$900 What item did the monk wear on his clothes?

$900 A wrought-gold fashion pin.

$1000 Which pilgrims looked most richly dressed? (there are five)

$1000 Wife of Bath, Squire, Monk, Doctor and the Franklin.

$600 Who had a special love for gold?

$600 The Doctor.

$700 Who knew everything about natural magic and hippo crates?

$700 The Doctor.

$800 Who is the wife of bath?

$800 A woman with many, many husbands.

$900 What pilgrim is described as the finest in the land?

$900 The Monk.

$1000 What characters are connected to the church?

$1000 The Prioress, Monk, Friar, Summoner, and the Pardoner.

$600 How many times did the wife of bath go to Jerusalem?

$600 Three.

$700 Who has a special license from the Pope?

$700 The Friar.

$800 At what time of the year does the pilgrimage take place?

$800 At the beginning of Spring.

$900 According to the wife of bath, what do most women desire?

$900 Sovereignty over their husbands.

$1000 What does chivalry consist of? (4 things)

$1000 Truth, honor, generousness, and courtesy.