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Palamon & Arcite fight over fair Emily as the Roman gods watch

The Knight's Tale

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Where they are headed on the pilgrimage.

Canterbury

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The 2 major structural sections of the Canterbury Tales

1. The General Prologue

2. Individual Character Tales

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The reasons to tell the tales while travelling

For entertainment and/or to win a meal

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Author of The Canterbury Tales.

Chaucer

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The number of pilgrims going on the pilgrimage

29

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What country is the Canterbury tales set in

England

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What time of year where the tale takes place

Spring (April)

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The other part that must be included in every story told by the pilgrims

a moral or a lesson

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The language in which the Canterbury Tales is written

Middle English

300

In this tale alchemy and swindling of innocent people takes place

The Yeoman's Tale

300

Historical Era when the Canterbury Tales takes place

The Middle Ages

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Why did they go on the pilgrimage

To increase their faith and divinity

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What Chaucer is usually referred to as the father of

English Literature

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How many stories were each of the characters supposed to tell while travelling on the pilgrimage

1

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Character who wore a pin of St. Christopher for travel protection

Yeoman

400

The shrine that the pilgrims are going to visit at the end of the pilgrimage

The Shrine of Thomas Becket

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The literary device that Chaucer uses to critique the social classes represented in The Canterbury Tales

Satire

400

The top of the social hierarchy during the Middle Ages

The King

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The introductory section of the Canterbury Tales

The General Prologue

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The traveller that is introduced first in the General Prologue

The Knight

500

Where they first meet to begin their pilgrimage.

The Tabbard Inn

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This character loved hotly till dawn

The Squire

500

The languages were used to write before Chaucer 

French and Latin
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A major historical event that happened around the time of the creation of the Canterbury Tales

The Bubonic Plague; Black death