medieval period review Flashcards

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ugly pilgrim

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summoner

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fake pilgrim

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nun

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sells relics

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pardoner

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one who is strong

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miler

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one who can be bought— will let you keep a concubine if you pay him

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summoner

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been to Jerusalem 3 times

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wife of bath

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excessively neat

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yeoman

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who is a shepherd

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parson

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9
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tithes

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plowman

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10
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loves food - epicurus

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franklin

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neck whiter than a lily flower

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friar

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12
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not pale like a tormented soul

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monk

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13
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who judges the tale

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host

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14
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who is less busy than he seems to be

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lawyer

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15
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who is “gold” in “if gold rust what then will iron do”

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parson

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16
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who has a gold thumb

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miller

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17
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one who keeps the gold he wins in pestilences

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doctor

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18
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hunts with his greyhounds and expensive horses

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monk

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19
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who is of sovereign value in all eyes

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knight

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20
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sleeps as little as a nightingale

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squire

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21
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speaks french

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nun

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22
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who is stupid but can quote a few latin phrases

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summoner

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who wears a st. christopher medal

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yeoman

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who feeds little dogs roasted meat

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nun

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who has a vulgar mouth
miller
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who eats garlic and onions
summoner
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who is gay
pardoner
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who is an overseer who is feared like the plague by those beneath him
reeve
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who is a civil servant, sheriff, etc.
franklin
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who knows every statue off by rote
lawyer
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who knows the barmaids better than the lepers
friar
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who was embroidered like a meadow bright
squire
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who went to render thanks
knight
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who punished the cook if the sauces weren't right
franklin
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the one whose only care "was study"
oxford cleric
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who had good old "common sense"
manciple
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one who "loved God best and then his neighbor as himself"
plowman
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one who was greedy even though he preached against it
pardoner
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one who was a maker of cloth
wife of bath
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one who as modest- not showy- wore a fustian, stained tunic
knight
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one who was an hones worker, good and true
plowman
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one who "didn't rate that text at a plucked men that said that hunters were not holy men"
monk
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one who had a thin, underfed horse
oxford cleric
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who knew how to joust and dance and draw and write
squire
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who was coy
nun
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who should have been cloistered
monk
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who played the bagpipes
miller
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who was most chaucerian
franklin; host
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who sent his prisoners home/ they walked the plank
skipper
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who was a gelding or a mare
pardoner
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what are two names of this time period
medieval period | middle ages
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who is compared to a pearl
Sir Gawain
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what are 5 elements of a romance
``` year and a day quest magic disguise test of knight's honor Idealized setting (camelot) ```
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3 romances that we read
wife of bath's tale Sir Gawain and the green knight Le Morte d'Arthur
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who was king arthur's corrupt son
modred
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who was king arthur's wife
Gwynevere
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who did the pilgrims go to pay tribute at the cathedral at canterbury
St. Thomas of Becket
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from where do the pilgrims leave and when
Southwark/ tabard inn | spring- april
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who wrote the arthur legends from prison
Thomas Mallory
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what was the moral lesson of the pardoner's tale
avarice is the root of all evil
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how was the wife of bath's tale a romance
``` old womna disguise test of knight's honor- kept word to old lady year and a day quest- answer for riddle idealized past- king's court ```
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how was Sir Gawain and the green knight a romance
magic- head could talk while detached disguise- green knight to a lord year and a day- period of time to go back to green knight test of honor- return to the green knight quest idealized past- king's court
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how was le morte D' Arthur a romance
idealized past- camelot gawain's strenght- magic test of honor- launcelot does not kill gawain quest- gawain avenge bros/ arthur wants throne back
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what does morte mean
death
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who was bedivere
king arthur's knight- last to survive asked to put excalibur in lake spends rest of life at hermitage with the archbishop of canterbury
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what are heroic couplets
2 rhyming lines of iambic pentameter
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who writes in heroic couplets
geoffrey chaucer
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who brought chivalry to the english court
Eleanor of Aquitaine
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what began the medieval period, when?
norman conquest 1066
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what ended the middle ages
war of roses | Henry VII of house of lancasters defeated Richard III of the yorks and became henry tudor
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who translated the bible in the Medieval period
john wycliffe
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how was the new middle class established
After the black plague killed all of the serfs | Sheep farms
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what language did the aristocrats speak? commoners? clergy/
french english latin
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which ballad was a bout a shipwreck
sir patrick spens
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what was geoffrey's title
father of english literature
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how many pilgrims went on the pilgrimage (minus the host and chaucer)
29
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one exxample of a microscopic detail
miller's wart
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one exmaple of a panoramic detail
clergy is corrupt
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7 deadly sins
``` lust pride sloth greed gluttony envy wrath ```
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which ballad was about a poisioning
lord randal
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what are two symbols in Sir Gawain and the Green Nkight
holly-peace axe-war sash-trespassing, pagan magic, sin about lying
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what is a cuckold
husband whose wife cheats on him
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coy means
flirty
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which ballad has a man whose fiance was taken by an old knight
robin hood and allan a dale
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how is commitatus one them e that carries from teh anglo- saxon time over to the medieval time
loyalty and patriotism themes in ballads. Arthur and the knights of the round table. Gawain took challenge from king
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how is the tone of the anglo-saxon works different from the tone of the medieval works
much lighter, brighter, more optimistic
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what is another word for greece
avarice
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which ballad was about a domestic dispute
get up and bar the door
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chaucer's tales give a great picture of _____ century england
14th | 1340
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what are 4 things that helped to standarize english as the language of england
Henry VII was first english speaking knig Chaucer wrote for common man Unpatriotic to speak enemy's language during 100 years war printing press Wycliffe wrote Bible in english
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what are structural characteristics of a ballad
``` quatrains 2nd and 4th lines= shorter and rhyme song like meter repitition dialogue ```
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what are 4 sound devices
``` assonance consonance alliteration rhyme cacophony euphony onomatopeia ```
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what is a line that is repeated in the same places in several stanzas
refrains
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whose chin would harbor no beard
pardoner
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snowed with meat and drink
franklin
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woe to the cook
franklin