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6. This was the number of tales in the final published version of The Canterbury Tales. A 100

7. What is 24? A 100

8. Out of the following, which was NOT one of Chaucer’s childhood experiences. Fine Schooling at the Count of Ulster Learned etiquette and fine manners. Kept books for Henry VIII during the 100 years war. A 200

9. What is “kept books for Henry VIII during the 100 years war?” A 200

10. Chaucer manifested himself in The Canterbury Tales as this pilgrim. A 300

11. Who is the Host? A 300

12. The pilgrimage to Canterbury began in this part of England. A 400

13. What is Southwark (London), England? A 400

14. The pilgrims were going on a pilgrimage to this man’s shrine. A 500

15. Who is St. Thomas à Beckett? A 500

16. The Wife of Bath justifies her polygamy referencing this book. B 100

17. What is the Bible? B 100

18. The Knight in “The Wife of Bath’s Tale” is sentenced to death for this offense. B 200

19. What is rape? B 200

20. The knight is given this long to find the answer to Queen Guinevere’s request. B 300

21. What is one year and a day? B 300

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

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

24. 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

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

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

27. What is unrequited love? C 100

28. Nicholas does this for a living. C 200

29. What is an astrologer? C 200

30. John must hang these from the ceiling of his home to save him from the flood. C 300

31. What are kneading tubs? C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. Absalom notices Alison’s “mouth” has this unusual feature. C 400

34. What is a beard? C 400

35. Absalom borrows this from Gervase. C 500

36. What is a coulter (branding iron)? C 500

37. The Latin phrase Radix malorum est cupiditas means this. D 100

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

39. The setting of “The Pardoner’s Tale” begins here. D 200

40. What is a tavern/bar? D 200

41. The three rioters are supposed to find this under the oak tree. D 300

42. What is death? D 300

43. The rioters fall victim to this “deadly sin.” D 400

44. What is Greed? D 400

45. 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

46. What is a hypocrite? D 500

47. Alison and John E 100

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

49. The knight & the old lady E 200

50. Who are husband and wife? E 200

51. Nicholas and John E 300

52. What is landlord/tenant? (John cares for him like a son) E 300

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

54. What is a brotherhood/fraternity? (Pledge their oaths to one another). E 400

55. Miller & Host E 500

56. Who are fighters over the order in which the tale will be told? E 500

57. Chaucer’s only sin-free pilgrim. F 100

58. Who is the Parson? F 100

59. Killed off more than 1/3 of Europe’s population in the 14 th century. F 200

60. What is plague? F 200

61. The worst of the seven deadly sins. F 300

62. What is Pride? F 300

63. Seemingly admits to being a hypocrite. F 400

64. Who is the Pardoner? F 400

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

66. What is a pilgrimage? F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Chaucer’s Premise Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Final Jeopardy Question: Why did Chaucer create, according to him, “an odd assembly on purpose?” Click on screen to continue

69. Correct Final Jeopardy Response: He wanted to get his readers to understand the values and perspectives of people from different walks of life. Click on screen to continue

70. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!