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1 Due: Week 2 (September 2, 2016) 1. Why are the pilgrims going to Canterbury? (A) To meet King Henry III (B) To see a medieval mystery play (C) To worship the relics of Saint Thomas Becket (D) Because they are tourists 2. What does the Squire wear? (A) A velvet doublet and hose (B) Cloth embroidered with flowers (C) Green and peacock-blue hunting gear (D) A beaver hat 3. Who marries Emelye in the Knight s Tale? (A) Theseus (B) Arcite (C) Saturn (D) Palamon 4. According to the Wife of Bath, what do women most desire? (A) Sovereignty over their husbands (B) True love (C) Perfect beauty (D) Great wealth 5. Who are the three men searching for in the Pardoner s Tale? (A) The Wandering Jew (B) Greed (C) Jesus Christ (D) Death 6. Who is branded by a red-hot poker in the Miller s Tale? (A) Absolon (B) Allisoun (C) Nicholas (D) John 1
2 7. Which of the following tales is a fabliau? (A) The Knight s Tale (B) The Nun s Priest s Tale (C) The Wife of Bath s Tale (D) The Miller s Tale 8. Which pilgrim has a forked beard? (A) The Summoner (B) The Merchant (C) The Reeve (D) The Physician 9. What is the moral of the Nun s Priest s Tale? (A) Slow and easy wins the race. (B) Greed is the root of all evil. (C) Beauty lies within. (D) Never trust a flatterer. 10. What is the Wife of Bath s Prologue about? (A) Her life with her five different husbands (B) Ovid s Metamorphoses (C) How women deserve to hold high public offices just like men (D) A philosophical treatise on the astrolabe 11. When does The Canterbury Tales take place? (A) In the Renaissance (B) In pre-christian Britain (C) During the Norman invasion (D) In the late fourteenth century 12. For which social classes did Chaucer write? (A) The nobility (B) All levels of society (C) Illiterate peasants (D) Merchants 2
3 13. What was Chaucer s profession? (A) Poet (B) Noble (C) Merchant (D) Civil servant 14. How many Canterbury Tales are there? (A) 80 (B) 24 (C) 16 (D) What is a romance? (A) An erotic tale of love and passion (B) A story about Romans (C) A story of knights, ladies, quests, and love (D) A cheap book you buy from a drugstore 16. Which tale qualifies as part of a medieval sermon? (A) The Wife of Bath s Tale (B) The Tale of Melibee (C) The Physician s Tale (D) The Pardoner s Tale 17. Which pilgrims are most richly attired? (A) Miller, Yeoman, Summoner, Chaucer (B) Wife of Bath, Squire, Monk, Physician, Franklin (C) Knight, Nun s Priest, Parson, Pardoner (D) Friar, Reeve, Manciple, Man of Law 18. Which tales take place in the Orient? (A) The Wife of Bath s Tale and the Nun s Priest s Tale (B) The Prioress s Tale and the Knight s Tale (C) The Man of Law s Tale and the Squire s Tale (D) The Miller s Tale and the Clerk s Tale 3
4 19. Which pilgrim carries a brooch inscribed with Latin words meaning Love Conquers All? (A) The Prioress (B) The Wife of Bath (C) The Monk (D) The Squire 20. At what time of year does the pilgrimage take place? (A) In the dead of winter (B) In the height of spring (C) That time of year when yellow leaves... hang upon these boughs (D) On a midsummer night 21. Which characters are connected to the Church? (A) The Prioress, the Monk, the Friar, the Summoner, and the Pardoner (B) The Miller, the Ploughman, and the Reeve (C) The Knight, the Manciple, and the Host (D) The Canon s Yeoman, the Physician, the Clerk, and the Man of Law 22. Which tale is about a talking falcon? (A) The Nun s Priest s Tale (B) The Canon s Yeoman s Tale (C) The Franklin s Tale (D) The Squire s Tale 23. Which tales are about the patient suffering of women? (A) The Wife of Bath s Tale and the Prioress s Tale (B) The Knight s Tale, the Cook s Tale, and the Nun s Priest s Tale (C) The Man of Law s Tale, the Clerk s Tale, and the Physician s Tale (D) The Tale of Melibee, the Parson s Tale, and the Friar s Tale 24. Why does the Pardoner upset the Host? (A) The Pardoner is fat. (B) The Pardoner tries to sell indulgences to the pilgrims, after he has already told them that he cheats people. (C) The Pardoner has physically attacked the Host with his heavy bag of relics. (D) The Pardoner refuses to give the Host an indulgence. 4
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