knight, squire, yeoman, nun, monk, merchant, friar

Question 1

panoramic about the knight

Answer 1

chivalry

Question 2

microscopic about the knight

Answer 2

stains on his fustian tunic

Question 3

“fine horses, but he was not gaily dressed”

Answer 3

knight

Question 4

what is the knight’s deadly sin

Answer 4

nothing

Question 5

what establishes that the knight does not have a deadly sin

Answer 5

hyperbole

Question 6

who are members of the king’s court

Answer 6

knight and squire

Question 7

what are the squire’s deadly sins

Answer 7

lust and pride

Question 8

“he was embroidered like a meadow bright”

Answer 8

squire

Question 9

he knew the way to sit a horse and ride
he could make songs and poems and recite,
knew how to joust and dance, to draw and write.
these lines describe the

Answer 9

courtly graces

Question 10

the nun can be described as

Answer 10

counterfeit

Question 11

tall with a large forehead

Answer 11

the nun

Question 12

who wears a brooch with the letter A

Answer 12

nun

Question 13

the nun envies who

Answer 13

the ladies of the aristocrat

Question 14

the nun can speak

Answer 14

french

Question 15

who were members of the clergy

Answer 15

nun and monk

Question 16

deadly sins of the nun

Answer 16

envy, gluttony and pride, sort of lusty

Question 17

“french in the paris style she did not know”

Answer 17

nun

Question 18

for courtliness she had a special zest

Answer 18

nun

Question 19

to counterfeit a courtly kind of grace

Answer 19

nun

Question 20

what did the nun feed the dog

Answer 20

roasted flesh, milk, fine white bread

Question 21

the nun likes to wear

Answer 21

jewry and expesnive things

Question 22

what kind of face does the yeoman have, why?

Answer 22

a brown one, because he is outside

Question 23

everything on the yeoman is

Answer 23

bright and neat

Question 24

what is the yeoman’s deadly sin

Answer 24

pride, takes pride in his appearance and possessions

Question 25

the yeoman is a servant of the

Answer 25

knight

Question 26

his head was like a nut, his face was brown

Answer 26

yeoman

Question 27

his arrows never drooped their feathers low

Answer 27

yeoman

Question 28

what does coy mean

Answer 28

flirty

Question 29

what is a shrift

Answer 29

confession

Question 30

stringed musical instrument similar to a lute

Answer 30

hurdy-gurdy

Question 31

what is the friar guilty for

Answer 31

greed- he spends his time begging and instead of giving the money to the poor he uses the money at taverns

Question 32

for he was qualified to hear confessions, or so he said

Answer 32

friar

Question 33

his neck was whiter than a lily-flower

Answer 33

friar

Question 34

he knew the taverns well in every town. and every innkeeper and barmaid too

Answer 34

friar

Question 35

he was a noble pillar to his order

Answer 35

friar

Question 36

with threadbare habit hardly worth a dollar

Answer 36

very worn out clothes- the friar did not appear like this

Question 37

what is the friar supposed to do to the widow

Answer 37

help her and instead he scams her

Question 38

a strong fairly costly fabric made from tightly twisted yarn

Answer 38

double worsted - this is what the friar wore

Question 39

who is motley dressed

Answer 39

merchant

Question 40

forking beard

Answer 40

merchant

Question 41

who uses his wits to get money

Answer 41

merchant

Question 42

what is the merchant guilty of

Answer 42

greed, moneyhungry. cheats people to obtain more money

Question 43

the merchant represents the new and upcoming

Answer 43

middle class