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5. The Church The Rich and Noble Servants Merchants & Crafty Types Vocabulary 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points The Poor

6. This churchman owns horses and loves hunting

7. Who is the Monk?

8. Though poor, he is “rich in holy thought and work”

9. Who is the Parson?

10. He is as ugly inside as out; an extortionist

11. Who is the Summoner?

12. She is more concerned with manners than with man

13. Who is the Prioress?

14. He is “the finest beggar of the batch,” but he only hangs out with the rich

15. Who is the Friar?

16. Though he’s rich, he’s also quite magnanimous

17. Who is the Franklin?

18. Undoubtedly the most-traveled of the pilgrims – Jerusalem thrice, wow!

19. Who is the Wife of Bath?

20. He is modest, humble, and a “perfect gentle-” one of these

21. Who is the Knight?

22. Though distinguished, he is “less busy than he appeared to be”

23. Who is the Sergeant at the Law?

24. His motivation to serve in the cavalry is to win “his lady’s grace”

25. Who is the Squire?

26. His line of work includes digging ditches and carting dung

27. Who is the Plowman?

28. He’s educated, but unemployed (maybe by choice)

29. Who is the Oxford Cleric?

30. Though illiterate, he’s very good at his job

31. Who is the Manciple?

32. The Plowman pays his willingly

33. What are tithes?

34. The Oxford Cleric owns 20 of these

35. What are books?

36. The Guildsmen show off their wealth by having him along…too bad about that ulcer

37. Who is the Cook?

38. He dresses better than either of his masters – even his arrows are fancy

39. Who is the Yeoman?

40. He’s very good at his job – it’s a shame he’s illiterate

41. Who is the Manciple?

42. He keeps the accounts for his master (and keeps a little for himself as well)

43. Who is the Reeve?

44. The two characters the Yeoman serves

45. Who are the Knight and the Squire?

46. His interests include wrestling, dirty stories, and cheating his customers

47. Who is the Miller?

48. He helps himself to wine “while the trader snored”

49. Who is the Skipper?

50. He “harped upon his increase of capital” but is actually in debt

51. Who is the Merchant?

52. Their wives are “dying” to be called Madam

53. Who are the five Guildsmen?

54. A manly man, he has the idea for the storytelling contest

55. Who is the Host?

56. Of the Doctor and the Franklin, the one who displays avarice

57. Who is the Doctor?

58. He only spoke to edify; a “tone of moral virtue filled his speech”

59. Who is the Oxford Cleric?

60. Of the Prioress and the Summoner, the more mendacious character

61. Who is the Summoner?

62. This gregarious woman likes to laugh and chat about remedies for “love’s mischances”

63. Who is the Wife of Bath?

64. The Yeoman’s idiosyncrasy is using these feathers on his arrows

65. What are peacock feathers?

66. Make your wager

67. This Latin phrase meaning “love conquers all” is inscribed on the Nun’s brooch

68. What is Amor vincit omnia?