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WOB and PT Review #Educreator12

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many times has the Wife of Bath been married?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

2.

At the beginning of her tale, the Wife of Bath makes an unkind remark about friars. She describes a setting a hundred years prior when fairies and elves roamed the

lands. Along came the friars and they chased away these magical creatures making the lands safe. How does she use this description to make a dig at the friars? She says women are now safe

a)

to walk alone because only the friars are about and the friars will only take a woman’s virtue, which is to say, rape her.

b)

to walk alone because the friars have chased away the fairies and elves that used to attack women and rape them.

c)

to walk in the woods because there is always a friar handy to escort one.

d)

to walk in the woods because the friars have set up a blockade for anything evil.

3.

What is the setting of her tale?

a)

King Creon’s court

b)

King Arthur’s court

c)

the Elf Queen’s court

d)

the Marquis’s court

4.

When a lusty knight is walking through the woods, he spies a maiden and he

a)

falls in love and proposes to her.

b)

begs her to run away with him.

c)

tries to take her forcibly but she runs to the nearest friar for help.

d)

is overcome with his own desire and rapes her.

5.

Which character gives the knight an opportunity to save his life?

a)

the queen

b)

the king

c)

another knight who is speaking on behalf of the knight

d)

an old woman who was once a beautiful young woman

6.

The knight spends a year on his quest and is unable to find the answer until the very last moment. Where does he find this answer?

a)

the queen

b)

he asks the Elf Queen

c)

an old woman

d)

his fellow knight

7.

When he says the correct answer, the queen pronounces him free

a)

of debt and allows him to leave.

b)

but the old woman says he owes her a debt that must be paid.

c)

as long as he never returns to the kingdom again.

d)

but the old woman says it was really her answer and calls the knight a cheater.

8.

What is the debt the old woman claims the knight owes her? The knight has to

a)

marry her.

b)

take her to her homeland safely.

c)

pay her a large sum of money.

d)

to marry the women he originally raped because she is the old woman’s daughter.

9.

When asked if he prefers a young woman who will cheat on him or an old one who will be faithful, the knight responds

a)

the young one and he will find a way to chain her up.

b)

the old woman and he will just take a mistress on the side.

c)

neither, he decides to run away and live the life of a hermit.

d)

by telling her to do whatever she wants and he will live with her decision.

10.

What is the result of the knight’s decision?

a)

He lives happily ever after with the old woman.

b)

He remains married to the old woman and eventually learns to appreciate her.

c)

She turns into a beautiful young woman and he is happy.

d)

She turns into a beautiful fairy queen and flies away.

11.

What is the Knight's original sentence by King Arthur?

a)

banishment

b)

torture

c)

beheading

d)

imprisonment

12.

What quest is the Knight sent on?

a)

He is to find the holy grail.

b)

He is to find what women most desire.

c)

He is to find Excaliber.

d)

He is to find out what women need.

13.

How long does the Knight have to complete his quest?

a)

one year

b)

one week

c)

a year and a day

d)

a month and a day

14.

What is a frame story?

a)

a story within a story

b)

a story that takes a short period of time

c)

a story worthy of a frame

d)

a story that teaches a lesson

15.
The Wife of Bath says she is an expert when it comes to...? 
a)
love.
b)
children.
c)
The Bible.
d)
travel.
16.
How many times has the Wife of Bath been married?
a)
Two
b)
Three
c)
Four
d)
Five
17.
What does the Wife's allusion to Ovid's myth of King Midas and his wife imply about women?
a)
Women want capable lovers.
b)
Women can't keep secrets.
c)
Women want gold.
d)
Women can't be faithful.
18.

What problem does the knight encounter during his quest?

a)

People offer only vague answers to his question.

b)

One year is not enough time to fulfill his promise.

c)

People cannot agree about what women want.

d)

His lovely young wife becomes a homely old woman.

19.

If the old woman can save his life, the knight promises to...

a)

marry her.

b)

do whatever she asks.

c)

spare her from his sword.

d)

bequeath his whole establishment upon her.

20.
When the tale opens, what are the rioters doing? 
a)
Drinking
b)
Sleeping
c)
Nothing
d)
Dancing
21.
What passes by the rioters that catches their attention? 
a)
A coffee machine
b)
A talking donkey
c)
A coffin
d)
A pretty lady
22.
What kind of people are the rioters? 
a)
Devout Christians
b)
Trouble-makers - drinking before 9 am
c)
Hardworking 
d)
Good people 
23.
The Pardoner thinks that ...
a)
Money is the root of all evil
b)
Greed is the root of all evil
c)
The devil is the root of all evil
d)
Women are the root of all evil 
24.
Who are the rioters looking for in the tale?
a)
Heaven
b)
Death
c)
Money 
d)
Hell 
25.
Which statement best describes the end of the Pardoner's Tale? 
a)
The rioters become rich
b)
The rioters meet death
c)
Death takes the gold florins
d)
Death takes a holiday
26.
After the rioters abandon their search for Death, they murder each other.  This is an example of ...
a)
Dramatic Irony
b)
Situational Irony
c)
Verbal Irony
d)
Poetic Irony 
27.
What is avarice?
a)
jealousy
b)
opportunism
c)
greed
d)
hypocrisy
28.
As soon as the rioters find the tree and the gold, they...
a)
end the agreement between them
b)
start attacking the old man viciously
c)
begin to suspect Death of tricking them
d)
forget all about Death because of their greed
29.
The youngest rioter buys poison because he...
a)
wants all the treasure for himself
b)
hopes to help the old man find death
c)
notices wild animals around the treasure
d)
knows that the other two are planning his death
30.
What method will the two rioters use to kill the youngest rioter?
a)
leave him alone in the forest
b)
poison him
c)
play wrestle then stab him in the back
d)
take his food so he will starve
31.
The rioters swear an oath to one another yet they end up killing one another. This is an example of what?
a)
A metaphor
b)
Alliteration
c)
A moral
d)
Irony
32.
verbal irony
a)
sarcasm
b)
doing the opposite of what is expected
c)
when the audience knows more than the characters
d)
humor
33.
imitation for humor
a)
parody
b)
satire
c)
irony
d)
dialect
34.
What is this image satirizing?
a)
the overuse of technology today
b)
the danger of playgrounds
c)
the lack of education for young children
d)
the expense of iPhones today
35.
saying one thing and then doing the opposite
a)
hypocrisy
b)
satire
c)
mob mentality
d)
conscience
36.

What is an allegory?

a)

Finding the similarities between two pieces of writing

b)

Identifying human characteristics in a non-human object or animal

c)

A story, or story element, in which everything symbolizes something beyond itself

d)

A mystery that is revealed slowly