Which of the following characters was foolish in love and fed his prized bird to a love interest?

Which of the following characters was noble but rash in his rush to fulfill his fantasies?

Which of the following characters was loyal in the face of absurdity?

Which of the following characters has a superiority complex and learns a tough lesson on adaptability/flexibility?

Which of the following characters learns a humble lesson on how vanity will lose out to flattery?

Which of the following is a humorous imitation of another, usually serious, work?

Which of the following is a movement by which people returned to the classics but with a Christian fervor?

Which of the following is a movement by which Martin Luther and others protested against the Catholic church?

Which of the following is a narrative of tales set under the umbrella of one over-arching tale?

Which of the following inventions allowed for widespread distribution of books, Bibles, and other literature?

Which of the following stories teaches us that imagination enriches life?

Which of the following stories teaches us that vanity and feelings of superiority are human weaknesses we must learn to adjust?

What was the reason the 10 men and women fled to a country villa, where they told the stories of the "Decameron"?

Who was the character in the "Decameron" who could tell his own tale each day because he was the wittiest?