Canterbury Tales Prologue

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The upper classes spoke __________

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French

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Which of the following best describe the Friar?

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Good voice, money hungry, plays the harp

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Which of the following best describes the Knight?

Back

All answer choices are correct: brave and strong, truthful, modest clothing.

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The member of the clergy who has girlfriends, gets in fist fights in bars, and ignores the poor is _________.

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Friar

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What were they going to Canterbury to see?

Back

The shrine of Thomas a Becket.

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What is the significance of the Prologue in Canterbury Tales?

Back

It introduces the characters and sets the stage for the stories that follow.

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Who is the narrator of the Canterbury Tales?

Back

Geoffrey Chaucer.

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What social classes are represented in the Canterbury Tales?

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Various classes including nobility, clergy, and commoners.

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What is the main theme of the Canterbury Tales?

Back

The diversity of human experience and social commentary.

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What literary device is prominently used in the Canterbury Tales?

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Frame narrative.