Which character is based on the real-life author of The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer?
The Narrator
Where does the Knight belong on the social hierarchy other than the category of knight?
Nobles
Where does the Miller belong on the social hierarchy?
Tradesmen
Where do the Nun and the Nun's Priest belong on the social hierarchy?
Clergy
Canterbury
Which one of the pilgrims is described as "grey-headed" in the Prologue?
The Knight
Is the Knight's tale considered a comedy, a romance (ends with a marriage), or a fable (teaches lessons)?
Romance
Is the Miller's tale considered a comedy, a romance (ends with a marriage), or a fable (teaches lessons)?
Comedy
Is the Nun's Priest's tale considered a comedy, a romance (ends with a marriage), or a fable (teaches lessons)?
Fable
What do you call someone who is going on a long trip to a sacred place for a religious or moral purpose?
pilgrim
Which one of the pilgrims is so large in size that the narrator mistakes him for a gatepost at one point?
The Miller
What is the relationship between Palamon and Arcite?
Cousins
Married
What kind of animal does Chanticleer dream about?
A fox
This word means “the qualities valued by medieval knights, such as polite manners, loyalty, and trustworthiness.”
What is the name of the innkeeper who decides to go along with the pilgrims and judge the storytelling competition?
Harry Bailey
Which of the cousins dies towards the end of "The Knight's Tale"?
Arcite
How does the Nun react to "The Miller's Tale"?
She thinks that it is rude and inappropriate, and disapproves of the fact that it focuses on a "lower class of people."
How does Pertelote react to Chanticleer's dream?
She tells him that he needs to be brave, and also informs him that dreams do not have real-life meaning.
Where are the pilgrims in the story traveling to?
Canterbury
Which character draws the shortest straw in the Prologue?
The Knight: This is the reason that he has to tell the first tale.
What happens at the very end of "The Knight's Tale"?
As a romance, the story must end with a marriage, so it ends with Palamon and Emily getting married.
It is more poetic and sophisticated
Chivalry