Canterbury Quiz

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1. Who wrote The Canterbury Tales?

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2. The Canterbury Tales begins in

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3. The Canterbury Tales were originally written in

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4. A  prologue is a(n)

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5. The first traveller to tell his or her tale is...

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6. When a writer develops a character's personality and physical appearance, he or she is using

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7. Who is the narrator of the story?

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8. What do the rioters first find under the large oak tree?

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9. Which pilgrim preaches that "Love of money is the root of all evil?"

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10. In "The Pardoner's Tale," who tells the three rioters where they can find Death?

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11. The Canterbury Tales were originally written in...

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12. The narrator of "The Prologue" uses this literary device, often saying the opposite of what he really means.

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13. The Canterbury Tales begins in...

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14. The Pardoner can't help being

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15. Whose shrine are the pilgrims going to visit?

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16. A story that connects small stories together is called a(n):

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Who wrote The Canterbury Tales?
The Canterbury Tales begins in
The Canterbury Tales were originally written in
A  prologue is a(n)
The first traveller to tell his or her tale is...
When a writer develops a character's personality and physical...
Who is the narrator of the story?
What do the rioters first find under the large oak tree?
Which pilgrim preaches that "Love of money is the root of all evil?"
In "The Pardoner's Tale," who tells the three rioters where they can...
The Canterbury Tales were originally written in...
The narrator of "The Prologue" uses this literary device, often saying...
The Canterbury Tales begins in...
The Pardoner can't help being
Whose shrine are the pilgrims going to visit?
A story that connects small stories together is called a(n):
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