Allusion / Perspective / POV Quiz (and The Canterbury Tales)
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12th Grade
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1.
CATEGORIZE QUESTION
5 mins • 20 pts
Organize these characters from The Canterbury Tales: The Prologue into the right category they would fit as per the story.
Groups:
(a) Military / Law Enforcement
,
(b) Religion
,
(c) Workers / Shopkeepers / Financial
,
(d) Extras / Others
Franklin
Woman from Bath
Haberdasher
Monk
Carpenter
Parson
Doctor
Weaver
Sergeant at the Law
Dyer
Pardoner
Prioress
Plowman
Skipper
Merchant
Carpet-maker
Knight
Friar
Summoner
Squire
Tags
R.3.3 -- Classical Literature
Character Development
2.
CATEGORIZE QUESTION
5 mins • 12 pts
Organize these definitions regarding Point-of-view into the right category.
Groups:
(a) 1st person POV
,
(b) 2nd Person POV
,
(c) 3rd Person Omniscient
,
(d) 3rd Person Limited
Buzz words: He, she, it
Buzz word: I, me, we, us
Buzz words: Him, her, she, he, it, them, they, we
The reader is the narrator
Can be a handful of characters or every single character at one point.
The main character is the narrator
We see things from ONLY their POV
Narrator can shift characters at a section or chapter break.
God-like narrator
Knows everything about everyone and everything in the text.
They cannot explain another character's actions unless they are told to them.
Buzz word: You
Tags
R.1.3 -- Point of View and Perspective
Point of view
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
3 mins • 10 pts
What is the definition of a perspective?
The opinion of an author.
The appearance to the eye of objects in respect to their relative distance and position.
The appearance of the eye and how it develops over time.
None of the above
Tags
R.1.3 -- Point of View and Perspective
Character Development
4.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 8 pts
Match the following allusion category to its definition.
Related to myths and legends
Biblical
Connect to anther textual example
Literal
Connecting to an event in history
Mythological
Relating to the Bible
Historical
Tags
R.3.3 -- Rhetorical Devices
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
Why is the Knight traveling to Canterbury?
To pay thanks for his survival after his many conflicts.
Tags
R.3.3 -- Classical Literature
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
Which character was a hunter by trade who wore green and carried a bow, quiver, hunting horn, knife, and a medal of St. Christopher around his neck?
Yeoman
Squire
Prioress
Friar
Tags
Classical Literature
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 10 pts
Where did the narrator meet the pilgrims on their way to Canterbury Cathedral?
The town of Canterbury
The Tabbard Inn
London Eye
The Harbor Bar
Tags
R.1.1 - Plot Structure
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