Knight
Monk
Summoner
Pardoner
Merchant
100
What does a knight stand for?
Chivalry, faithfulness, honor, liberality, and courtesy.
100
What did the monk like to do?
Hunt
100
Who was terrified of the Summoner?
The Children.
100
Who did the pardoner travel with?
The summoner
100
How can you describe the merchant?
He had a forked beard, a Flanders beaver hat, and wore boots with rich clasps.
200
What is the knight's religion?
Christianity
200
How does Chaucer describe the monk?
As a very handsome, great rider of the country side and a manly man in all things.
200
What did the summoner have on his face?
White Blotches
200
What did the pardoner like to have?
The latest fashions.
200
What word could describe the merchant?
Pompous
300
Who was with the knight?
His son, the squire.
300
What did the monk own a lot of?
Horses
300
What language did the summoner speak?
Latin
300
What was sewed on his cap?
A veronica
300
Why did the merchant employ his wit cunningly?
To hide the fact that he was in debt.
400
What words can describe the knight?
He is valorous, meek, and prudent.
400
Should the monk have liked to hunt?
No because hunting is considered unholy in the bible.
400
What thing could be used to bribe the summoner?
Wine
400
What could you call the pardoner?
A liar and a cheat.
400
Why was the merchant in debt?
Because of his borrowing and bargaining.
500
Why did the knight fight in battles?
For his faith, Christianity.
500
Was this monk like any monk is always portrayed?
No this monk is not because he does not follow the bible completely and he follows the new world ways other than the old.
500
What did the summoner secretly know ho to do?
He knew how to swindle anyone.
500
What did the pardoner always do?
He tricked people to buy his fake gems, pig bones, and crosses.
500
Why is it ironic that the merchant gives financial advice?
Because he is in debt and really shouldn't be giving any advice.
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