Margery Kempe
Sir Gawain
King Arthur
Pardoners Tale
Irony and Symbolism
100

Margery Kempe has the first book in the English language written in this genre.

What is autobiography

100

The color green symbolizes this in the text.

What is magic?

100

King Arthur claims his right to be king after doing this.

What is pull the sword from the stone?

100

This is who the rioters set out to kill in the beginning of the story.

Who is Death?

100

Something said that contradicts what is happening.

What is verbal irony?

200

Margery Kempe is most criticized for this sin in her book.

What is pride.

200

The Green Knight performs how many strikes toward Sir Gawain.

What is 3 strikes?

200

Arthur's father.

Who is Uther Pendragon?

200

The place where the rioters found the treasure.

What is under a tree?

200

A circumstance that is absurd or contradictory.

What is situational irony?

300

Margery Kempe is supposedly unable to stop doing this.

What is crying.

300

Sir Gawain failed to give the lord of the castle he stayed at this on the final day of his stay.

What is a green sash?

300

Arthur's magical sword.

What is Excalibur?

300

The number of rioters.

What is 3?

300

When the audience knows something the characters do not.

What is dramatic irony?

400

Margery Kempe's windmill fails because of the stubbornness of this animal.

What is a horse.

400

The Green Knight carries these two items when he entered King Arthur's court.

What are holly and an axe?

400

Arthur's son/nephew.

Who is Sir Mordred?
400

The author of the Pardoner's Tale.

Who is Geoffrey Chaucer?

400

An object that means something beyond itself.

What is a symbol?

500

Margery Kempe's brewing business lasts for this amount of time.

What is 3-4 years

500

The person who made the Green Knight green.

Who is Morgana La Fay?

500

This Knight is the only one who manages to complete the Grail quest.

Who is Sir Galahad?

500

The poisoner uses irony to refer to his fellow rioters as these animals.

What are rats?
500

When a gingerbread man eats the baker.

What is situational irony?