quiz 9 Flashcards

1
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T/F: people were accustomed two having rats and fleas almost everywhere

A

True

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2
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T/F: during the plague, both divine and civil law were stringently enforced?

A

False

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3
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In what country was the peasant revolt of 1381?

A

England

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4
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Is the English one most battles during the hundred years war, why did they withdraw in 1429?

A

Financial and physical burden was too great

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5
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Which proved more detrimental to church prestige?

a. the Avignon papacy or b. The great schism

A

B. the great schism

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6
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What term is used to describe the emergence in art and literature of “a new Fidelity to nature and to personal experience in everyday world”?

A

Social realism

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7
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According to Philippa, whose consent must a just law have?

A

Those whom they effect

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8
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According to de Pisan, why do women usually know less than men?

A

They are not involved in many different situations

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9
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What event in 1204/5 led to the linguistic assimilation of the Norman nobility in England?

A

King John lost the French king

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10
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In what year did Edward III change the official language of the courts of law back to English?

A

1362

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11
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What percentage of Anglo-Saxon words survived into middle English?

A

25%

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12
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“Alliterative revival” poets ( the pearl poet) delineated line length with four stressed syllables. How does Chaucer indicate the end of the line?

A

Rhyme

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13
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What are the two basic steps in Chaucers strategy of humor?

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  1. Positive generality 2. Specific negativity
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14
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T/F: the 24 tales Chaucer completed reflect a narrow range of story types and possible narrators?

A

False

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15
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With what is the Knights tunic all stained?

A

Rusty mail coats

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16
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What did the Squire right?

A

Songs

17
Q

For what did the prioress cry “if it blood or was dead”?

A

A mouse

18
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T/F: the monk adhered closely to the rules that were “old and somewhat strict”?

A

False

19
Q

What did the friar do “for private begging turf”?

A

Laid out rent

20
Q

of any money the student (Oxford clerk) scraped together, on what did it get spent?

A

I’m books in his learning

21
Q

What would the wives of the five guildsmen like to be named/

A

My lady

22
Q

With whom did Dr. of medicine have a profitable friendship not recently begun?

A

Apothecaries

23
Q

How many times has the wife of Bath been married?

A

5

24
Q

How did the Parson show how his sheep should live?

A

His own cleanliness

25
Q

What didn’t mean for the Miller to have a thumb of gold, alright?

A

He was a cheater

26
Q

What fine trade had the reeve learned as a young man?

A

A skilled carpenter

27
Q

According to the summoner, what’s the only reason one should “here archdeacon’s curses?

A

Men’s souls were found in their purses

28
Q

With what was the pardoners wallet, hot from Rome, stuffed to the brim?

A

Pardons

29
Q

How many stories total, coming plus going, Was each pilgrim supposed to tell?

A

4