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100

Followed truth, honor, generousness, and courtesy. 

Who was the Knight?

100

he uses the church and holy religious objects as tools to profit personally 

why did the narrator not like the pardoner 

100

Relied on magic and astronomy for his diagnosis. 

Who was the Doctor?

100

Was the place they were heading to

What was the Canterbury Cathedral?

100

Made his prisoners walk the plank.

Who was the Skipper?

200

Had five husbands, all at the church door.

Who was the Wife of Bath?

200

He would overprice people and was a filthy and dirty talker

Why did the narrator not like the miller 

200

The Father of English Poetry.

Who was Chaucer?

200
Suburb of London at the time 

What is southward?

200

Wore a Flemish beaver hat.

Who was the Merchant?
300

Formal, respectful, short, to the point, and lofty in his theme. 

Who was the Oxford Cleric?

300

She cared more animals and gave them expensive food when she should be giving to the poor 

Why did the narrator not like the nun 

300

Couldn't read but was smarter than the lawyers he worked for.

Who was the Manciple?

300

The North Sea between England and Holland 

What is Harwich-Holland range?

300

Gave pocket knives to pretty girls.

Who was the Friar?
400

Was an honest worker, good and true, living in peace and perfect charity.

Who was the Plowman?

400

He cared more about hunting than following the old rules of saints.

Why did the narrator not like the monk 

400

Owner of the Tabbard inn.

Who was the Host?

400

English resort city

What is Bath?

400

Had an ulcer on his knee.

Who was the Cook?

500

Never disdainful, never too proud or fine, but was discreet in teaching and benign.

Who was the Parson?

500

He used people for the money and preached about greed when he sold fake relics and used the people for money

Why did the narrator dislike  the Summoner?

500

Was "short of wit".

Who was the Narrator?

500

district in London 

What is Cheapside?

500

Had peacock-feathered arrows.

Who was the Yeoman?