Canterbury Tales Test Flashcards

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Certificates issued by the pope which were said to reduce or cancel a punishment in the next life for sins forgiven on earth

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What were indulgences?

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14th century

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When were the Canterbury Tales written?

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This person was responsible for translating the bible from Latin into English

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Who was John Wycliffe?

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Century in which the Protestant reformation happened

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What is the 16th century?

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Pilgrims who carried palm branches as a token that they had visited the holy land

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Palmers

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The head of a house of monks

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Prior of the cell

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A place, especially a monastery or convent, devoted to religious seclusion

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Cloister

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French versions of Saint Benedict, who established the Benedictine order of monks, and Saint Maurice, his follower

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Saint Benet and Saint Maur

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French version of St. Augustine, a famous church scholar

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Austin

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An act performed to make amend for one’s sins

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Penance

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Confession

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Shrift

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Formal forgiveness for one’s sins

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Absolution

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Patron saint of hospitality

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Saint Julian

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Standard payments made to the church

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Tithes

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A song sung in the evening in the church

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Evensong

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Morning songs in the church

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Mattins or matins

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Seemed busier than he was; silk belt

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Lawyer

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Ten pound kerchief worn on head

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Wife of bath

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Made fools of other educated stewards

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Manciple

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Studied Aristotle

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Clerk

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Hauled manure

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Plowman

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Had a sore on his knee

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Cook

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Military officer

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Knight

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Cloak full of knives; licensed beggar

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Friar

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Wore a st. Christopher medal; hunter
Yeoman
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Epicurean; white beard
Franklin
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Sailor
Skipper
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Kind, gave to the poor
Parson
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Forked beard; greedy
Merchant
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Son of knight; college student; so lovesick he couldn't sleep
Squire
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Union; tradesmen; suited to sit on a dais
Guildsmen
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Choleric; manage of a Wealthy landowner's estate
Reeve
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Red beard; wart on his nose
Miller
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Petty officer who cites people to appear before the courts; pimples; frightens children
Summoner
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Wore a gold brooch
Prioress/nun
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Owned horses and followed newfangled ideas
Monk
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Trained in astrology; loved gold
Doctor
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Hair as yellow ad was; eunuch
Pardoner
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Chaucer's legacy
"The Father of Modern English Poetry"
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1066
Invasion of Normans
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Beckett's highest position
Archbishop of Cantebury
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An honor code and system of ideas
Chivalry
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Another name for a tradesmen union
Guild
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The magma carta established that:
The king had to follow the rules of the people
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System in which the government granted land to people in exchange for loyalty and militia
Feudalism
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Love stories that were sung and written in poetic verse
Ballads
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Two types of plays:
Miracle and morality
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"Death of Arthur"
Morte d'Arthur
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Type of story that used animals in the story for satire
Fables
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Book that tallied people for taxation
Doomsday Book
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Who many pilgrims went on the journey to Canterbury?
30
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Where did the pilgrims start their journey?
Tabard inn
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How many tales was each pilgrim supposed to tell?
4
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How many tales were fully written by Chaucer?
23
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Who was the innkeeper and host of the pilgrimage?
Harry Bailly
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How many tales are documented in the Canterbury Tales?
24 (1 is unfinished)
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When did the pilgrimage begin?
April 17th
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Who influenced Chaucer and what was the person' book?
Boccacio; Decameron
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Why did the language of the tales influence the language of the common people?
The tales contained higher level vocabulary for the common people, which influenced the common people to use those words. This spurred the upper movement of the classes
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Knights tale
Chivalric romance
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Squires take
Chivalric romance
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Manciples tale
Myth
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Wife of baths tale
Breton lais
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Franklins tale
Breton lais
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Nuns priests tale
Beast fable
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Chaucers tale #2
Prose allegory
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Nuns priest tale
Mock heroic
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Chaucers tale #1
Mock romance
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Friars tale
Jokes
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Summoners tale
Jokes
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Canon yeomans tale
Jokes
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Millers tale
Fabliau
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Skippers tale
Fabliau
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Merchants tale
Fabliau
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Reeves tale
Fabliau
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Cooks fragment
Fabliau
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Parsons tale
Sermon
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Pardoned tale
Exemplum
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Second nuns tale
Saints legend
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Prioress tale
Miracle of the virgin
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Physicians tale
Moral tale
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Clerics tale
Moral tale