2. THIS IS
Double Jeopardy

3. With
Your
Host...
Mr. Barbato

4. Double Jeopardy
One Knight Stand
Relation-ships
Desperate Housewife
Miller Time!
Starts with “P”
Pardon Me
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5. She is the love interest that was first spotted in the garden outside the prison tower.

6. Who is Emily?
A 100

7. Name of the city in which the majority of the story takes place.

8. What is Athens?
A 200

9. He is released from prison and falls utterly melancholy because he cannot see his beloved.

10. Who is Arcite?
A 300

11. Name of the three mythological deities that are depicted at Theseus’ amphitheater.

12. Who are Mars, Venus, and Diana?

13. Palamon is able to escape the prison using this method.

14. What is drugging the guard?

15. The Wife of Bath justifies her polygamy referencing this book.

16. What is the Bible?
B 100

17. The Knight in “The Knight’s Tale” is sentenced to death for this offense.
B 200

18. What is rape?
B 200

19. How long is the knight given to find the answer to Queen Guinevere’s request?
B 300

20. What is one year?
B 300

21. The Knight feels this emotion on his wedding day.
B 400

22. What is sad/depressed/melancholy?
B 400

23. The knight makes which one the above choices on his wedding night.
A beautiful young woman that will drive him crazy with her infidelity or an old hag that will be loyal and faithful—
The knight makes which one the above choices on his wedding night.
B 500

24. (He lets his wife choose!)
What is neither?
(He lets his wife choose!)
B 500

25. Alison’s relationship with her husband, as well as Absalom is this type of love.
C 100

26. What is unrequited love?
C 100

27. Nicholas does this for a living.

28. What is an astrologer?
C 200

29. John must hang these from the ceiling of his home to save him from the flood.

30. What are kneading tubs?
C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400

32. Absalom notices Alison’s “mouth” has this unusual feature.

33. What is a beard?
C 400

34. Absalom borrows this from Gervase.
C 500

35. What is a coulter (branding iron)?

36. The Latin phrase Radix malorum est cupiditas means this.

37. What is “the love of money is the root of all evil?”
D 100

38. The setting of “The Pardoner’s Tale” begins here.

39. What is a tavern/bar?
D 200

40. The three rioters are supposed to find this under the oak tree.

41. What is death?
D 300

42. The rioters fall victim to this “deadly sin.”

43. What is Greed?
D 400

44. The Pardoner voluntarily tells the other pilgrims that he takes advantage of people’s desperation to absolve their sins making him a potential, this.
D 500

45. What is a hypocrite?
D 500

46. Alison and John
E 100

47. (John loves Alison, but she does not love him?)
What is married?
(John loves Alison, but she does not love him?)
E 100

48. (At the beginning of “The Knight’s Tale”)
Emily and Arcite
(At the beginning of “The Knight’s Tale”)
E 200

49. What is unrequited love? (Arcite loves Emily from afar.)

50. Nicholas and John
E 300

51. What is landlord/tenant? (John cares for him like a son)

52. (In the beginning of “the Pardoner’s Tale”)
The three rioters.
(In the beginning of “the Pardoner’s Tale”)
E 400

53. What is a brotherhood/fraternity? (Pledge their oaths to one another).

54. (At the very end of “The Knight’s Tale”)
Emily and Arcite
(At the very end of “The Knight’s Tale”)
E 500

55. What is widowed/ex-husband?
(Arcite is killed).
E 500

56. Chaucer’s only sin-free pilgrim.

57. Who is the Parson?
F 100

58. Killed off more than 1/3 of Europe’s population in the 14th century.

59. What is plague?
F 200

60. The worse of the seven deadly sins.

61. What is Pride?
F 300

62. Seemingly admits to being a hypocrite.
F 400

63. Who is the Pardoner?
F 400

64. A religious journey to a sacred or holy place.
F 500

65. What is a pilgrimage?
F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Chaucer’s Premise
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67. Final Jeopardy Question:
Why did Chaucer create, according to him, “an odd assembly on purpose?”
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68. Correct Final Jeopardy Response:
He wanted to get his readers to understand the values and perspectives of people from different walks of life.
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69. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!