The Knight's Tale
The Miller's Tale
Chaucer, etc.
The Wife of Bath's Tale
Pilgrims
100

This ancient Greek king is the hero of Part I of "The Knight's Tale," and sets up the tournament between the two knights in Part IV.

Who is Theseus?

100

In the prologue to "The Miller's Tale," the Miller interrupts the Host and insists he tell the next story. He explains his behavior and muddled words with this excuse.

What is he is drunk?

100

Chaucer is known as the _____________ of _____________.

What is the Father of English Literature?

100

The Wife of Bath tells in her prologue how she has been married this many times.

What is five?

100

I wouldn't eat food prepared by the cook, because ________________

What is he has a festering sore on his leg?

200

Even though he spied Emily after his fellow prisoner and cousin, this knight still believes he has the rightful claim to her hand in marriage.

Who is Arcite?

200

In order to "spend time" with John's wife, Alison, Nicholas pretends to warn John about this impending disaster that he says he must prepare for.

What is a flood?

200

Chaucer didn't write all the tales he planned to because he _______________.

What is died?

200

As punishment for assaulting a maiden, the knight in "The Wife of Bath's Tale" must answer this question or pay with his life.

What is "What do women most desire?"

200

The prominent feature on the nose of the Miller.

What is a wart that grows hair?

300

Though he loses the tournament, this knight wins Emily's hand in marriage when his opponent dies in an accident.

Who is Palamon?

300

To avenge himself for Alison and Nicholas's dirty trick, Absalon arms himself with this weapon when Nicholas presents his backside out the window.

What is a hot iron?

300

The group in society that Chaucer paints in the worst light is_______________.

What is the clergy?

300

For the price of his hand in marriage, the old woman tells the knight that this is the answer to the queen's question.

What is mastery over her husband?

300

The friar arranges ______________ for women with whom he's had relations.

What is marriages?

400
Since Emily's true wish is to never marry, she goes to pray to this god/goddess the night before the tournament.

Who is Diana?

400

John, the most foolish character in "The Miller's Tale" works in this profession, just like the Reeve who the Miller is mocking with his story.

What is a carpenter?

400

Chaucer wrote the Tales in this language

What is Middle English?

400

At the end of the tale, the old woman gives the knight this choice of what he wants her to be as his wife.

What are ugly and faithful, or beautiful and cheating?

400

This pilgrim is a religious person who lives as he is expected to.

Who is the Parson?

500

Because of its features like love at first sight, an emphasis on the hero's noble deeds, and the repetition of the mystical number three, "The Knight's Tale" qualifies as this genre of story.

What is a medieval romance?

500

Since it is a short, vulgar tale involving peasants who deceive one another for sexual gratification and revenge, "The Miller's Tale" qualifies as this genre of story.

What is a fabliau?

500

One of Chaucer's jobs during his life

What is ambassador, clerk, diplomat...?

500

Since "The Wife of Bath's Tale" is set during the reign of a famous, mythical British king, it qualifies as this type of story.

What is Arthurian legend?

500

This pilgrim is a ladies man who cares for his hair and dress, and plays music.

Who is the Squire?

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