__________ is not found in Chaucer’s pilgrims.

A. Upper class
B. Lower class
C. Middle class
D. Lower Middle class

Answer

B. Lower class

Chaucer’s characters are _______.

A. Stereotype
B. Simple
C. Universal
D. Strange

Answer

C. Universal

Chaucer is the father of ______ language.

A. German
B. French
C. Spanish
D. English

Answer

D. English

Chaucer is ______ among modern.

A. Old
B. Traditional
C. Fashionable
D. Medieval

Answer

D. Medieval

“The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales” shows Chaucer’s____________

A. Realism
B. Hatred
C. Himself
D. Enemies

Answer

A. Realism

Chaucer’s characters are _____ as well as types.

A. Unique
B. Similar
C. Individual
D. Pure

Answer

C. Individual

Chaucer divides his characters into ________ major categories in the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales.

A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5

Answer

B. 3

The most ironical character is of _________.

A. The Monk
B. The Wife
C. The Prioress
D. the Merchant

Answer

C. The Prioress

The Host addresses _________ first of all for a tale.

A. The Knight
B. The Clerk
C. The Prioress
D. The Monk

Answer

A. The Knight