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Opening Splash
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skilled in “art” of the “oldest dances”
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“wore a coat of hood and green,/and
peacock-feathered arrows...”
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“grounded in astronomy”
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has horrible acne
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is wearing a stained fustian tunic
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dislikes taking tithes
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wore an item engraved with “Amor
vincit omnia”
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knows plenty of dirty stories
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compared to a puppy
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“took the modern world’s more spacious
way”
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Which best describes Chaucer’s attitude toward the Nun? (a)
polite detachment, (b) marked scorn, (c) amused tolerance, (d) weary reproachfulness, (e) none
of the above
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How many stories should each of the characters tell, according
to Harry Bailey?
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What function does the pilgrimage serve to aide Chaucer
in his narration?
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What obsession is Chaucer emphasizing when he calls the
Franklin’s girdle “white as morning milk?”
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How does Chaucer portray the narrator in terms of personality?
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Chanticleer tells Pertelote several stories to prove that (a) murder
never goes unpunished, (b) history offers valuable lessons,
(c) dreams can be confusing, (d) dreams can be prohetic
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What is the character trait that almost leads to Chanticleer’s
downfall?
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What is the moral of this tale, according to the
narrator?
Hint: Beware of _____.
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In the intro to this tale, the reader discovers that Chaucer has characterized the Nun’s Priest as
____________.
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Who had little “in capitol or rent?”
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The three rioters can best be described as (a) earnest, brave, handsom, (b) prating, arrogant, greedy, (c) prating, kindly, old, (d) hoary, arrogant, insincere
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Rioters are sure they can destroy Death, but do not see they are
falling into a trap (the reader does see this, however). What kind of
irony?
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The rioters get more shares of the gold by doing this.
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How does Chaucer create a good exemplum in this tale?
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The moral of this tale.
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The definition of fabliaux is (a) a humorous imitation of another type of work, (b) a two-tiered story with both a literal and an abstract level,
(c) a tale that features animal characters, (d) a short, bawdy,
humorous story.
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“asserts positively; affirms”
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“timid”
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The word that means “a state of extreme paleness”
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the vocabulary word that means the opposite of young
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