The Canterbury Tales

The author of The Canterbury Tales was called

• The father of English tales

• The master of the hadwriting

• The father of English literature

• The creator of English poems

The name of the author of The Canterbury Tales was ______

Compared to the Middle English, the modern English show significant changes in its

• Vocabulary

• Grammar

• Prononciation

• Orthography

• All the above

The Middle English had a lot of regional variations

• False

• True

The Middle English is considered for a lot of people similar to the Modern English

• True

• False

The Middle English and Modern English have similar pronunciation

• True

• False

The Canterbury Tales is unfinished because of

• The story was boring

• Its author thought that it won't be successful

• Its author died

• The rest of the manuscripts were burned

The Canterbury Tales are mostly written in prose

• True

• False

The plot is about a storytelling contest between pilgrims who are returning from their destiny. The prize is a free meal at the Tabard Inn.

• True

• False

The Tabard Inn is

• a real place

• famous between pilgrims

• a invented place

• the name of Geoffrey Chaucer house