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The Canterbury Tales Review Round 1 Review Round 2 Review
Geoffrey Chaucer Review English IV Mrs. Urbanec Round 1 Review Round 2 Review
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Canterbury Tales – Round 1
Characters The Prologue Pardoner’s Tale Wife of Bath More Characters 20 40 60 80 100 Menu Round 2
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Epitome of Chivalry and Christianity
Characters– 20 points Epitome of Chivalry and Christianity Knight, Yeoman, Prioress, or Friar Answer: Knight Category
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Sentimental, tenderhearted Knight, Yeoman, Prioress, Merchant
Characters–– 40 points Sentimental, tenderhearted Knight, Yeoman, Prioress, Merchant Answer: Prioress Category
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Knight, Yeoman, Prioress, Cleric
Characters–– 60 points Coat and hood of green Knight, Yeoman, Prioress, Cleric Answer: Yeoman
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Knight, Yeoman, Prioress, or Merchant
Characters–– 80 points Extremely neat eater Knight, Yeoman, Prioress, or Merchant Answer: Prioress
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Wants money, not prayers for penance
Characters–– 100 points Wants money, not prayers for penance Answer: Friar
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In what month does the pilgrimage take place?
The Prologue– 20 points In what month does the pilgrimage take place? Answer: April
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Whose shrine are the pilgrims visiting?
The Prologue– 40 points Whose shrine are the pilgrims visiting? Answer: St. Thomas a Becket
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According to the host’s plan, each pilgrim would tell how many tales?
The Prologue– 60 points According to the host’s plan, each pilgrim would tell how many tales? Answer: four
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The Canterbury Tales was originally written in what language?
The Prologue– 80 points The Canterbury Tales was originally written in what language? Answer: Middle English
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The pilgrims were also called _______.
The Prologue– 100 points The pilgrims were also called _______. Answer: Palmers
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The Pardoner’s Tale– 20 points
What one specific sin does the Pardoner admit he is guilty of? Answer: Avarice (greed)
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The Pardoner’s Tale– 40 points For whom are the three rioters looking?
Answer: Death.
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The Pardoner’s Tale– 60 points
How do the rioters eventually find what they are looking for? Answer: They kill one another in their efforts to get more gold
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The Pardoner’s Tale – 80 points
How does the youngest brother kill the other two? Answer: Poison
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The Pardoner’s Tale– 100 points List the seven deadly sins
Answer: Avarice (Greed), Sloth, Lust, Gluttony, Pride, Anger, Envy
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What is the knight’s original crime?
Wife of Bath – 20 points What is the knight’s original crime? Answer: Raping a young woman
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How does the old woman help the knight escape the queen’s punishment?
Wife of Bath – 40 points How does the old woman help the knight escape the queen’s punishment? Answer: She tells him the secret of what women want
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In return for saving the knight’s life, the old woman demands….
Wife of Bath– 60 points In return for saving the knight’s life, the old woman demands…. Answer: That he marry her
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Which mythical king is mentioned in the first line of this tale?
Wife of Bath– 80 points Which mythical king is mentioned in the first line of this tale? Answer: King Arther
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He completely gives into her demands and truly loves her by the end.
Wife of Bath – 100 points The knight’s final treatment of the old woman supports the old woman’s assertion about what women want because…. Answer: He completely gives into her demands and truly loves her by the end.
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More Characters – 20 points Spends his money on books.
Friar, Merchant, Cleric, Franklin Answer: Cleric
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More Characters– 40 points Loud, garish; appears wise and busy
Friar, Merchant, Cleric, Sergeant Answer: Sergeant at Law
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More Characters– 60 points Philosophical, studious.
Cleric, Franklin, Sergeant, Merchant Answer: Cleric
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More Characters– 80 points shrewd in business yet his in debt
Merchant, Friar, Sergeant, Franklin Answer: Merchant
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More Characters– 100 points Well-versed in astronomy and horoscopes
Answer: Doctor
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Canterbury Tales – Round 2
Characters More Characters Lord Randall 20 40 60 80 100 Menu
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Calls sinners to church Reeve, Summoner, Pardoner
Characters– 20 points Calls sinners to church Reeve, Summoner, Pardoner Answer: Summoner Category
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Long, yellow, greasy hair; a despicable character.
Characters–– 40 points Long, yellow, greasy hair; a despicable character. Pardoner, Summoner, Host Category Answer: Pardoner
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Reeve, Summoner, Pardoner
Characters–– 60 points Children fear him Reeve, Summoner, Pardoner Answer: Summoner
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Bold but tactful speaker Host, Pardoner, Summoner
Characters–– 80 points Bold but tactful speaker Host, Pardoner, Summoner Answer: Host
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Pillowcase full of relics; corrupt.
Characters–– 100 points Pillowcase full of relics; corrupt. Answer: Pardoner
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More Characters – 20 points The ideal parish priest
Parson, Plowman, Miller Answer: Parson
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More Characters – 40 points Steward at a law school, caterer
Manciple, Miller, Plowman Answer: Manciple
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More Characters – 40 points Tells dirty tavern stories
Miller, Plowman, Parson Answer: Miller
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More Characters – 80 points Well educated, devout, diligent
Parson, Plowman, Miller Answer: Parson
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More Characters – 100 points
The four humors Answer: Doctor
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Where had Lord Randall been?
Lord Randall – 20 points Where had Lord Randall been? Answer: Hunting and having dinner with his love
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Who killed Lord Randall
Lord Randall – 40 points Who killed Lord Randall Answer: His girlfriend
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What was the motive, or reason, for the murder?
Lord Randall – 60 points What was the motive, or reason, for the murder? Answer: No motive is given in the ballad
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Lord Randall is an example of a ballad whose structure is ….
Lord Randall – 80 points Lord Randall is an example of a ballad whose structure is …. Answer: A question-and-answer conversation
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