midterm Flashcards

(60 cards)

1
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M.E. invasion and year

A

Norman and 1066

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M.E. two languages that form Middle English

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Old English and French

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3
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M.E. father of middle english

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Chaucer

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4
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M.E.Geoffrey Chaucer’s writing style

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Realism

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5
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Who hunted

A

monk

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6
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Knew innkeepers and barmaids

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friar

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7
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illiterate but smarter than his bosses

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manciple

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8
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old and choleric

A

reeve

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9
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wore all green to blend with woods

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yeoman

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10
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garland on his head

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summoner

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11
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rich in holy thought

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parson

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12
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honest worker

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plowman

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13
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spoke french and wore love conquers all broach

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nun

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14
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sewed relics in his cap and sold relics

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pardoner

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15
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judged the contest/burgess of the Inn

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host

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16
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wore a flemish beaver hat and concealed his identity

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merchant

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17
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loved gold more than health

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doctor

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18
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ulcer on his knee while serving food

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cook

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19
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lived for pleasure/ loved to provide feasts for friends

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franklin

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20
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stole wine from traders

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skipper

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21
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carried silver knives and had wives who felt privileged

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guildsmen

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22
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stole grain with his thumb

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miller

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23
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gave love advice

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wife of bath

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24
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only read and cared about learning and books

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oxford cleric

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engaged in 15 battles
knight
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lad of fire/fancy dresser/loved hotly until dawn
squire
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gap teeth set widely/chatted a lot/had 5 husbands
wife of bath
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town where they are going
canterbury
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how many pilgrims
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time of year
spring
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why travel this time of year
better weather
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how many stories will each pilgrim tell
4
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who is telling the first story
person who draws shortest straw
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who judges the stories
host
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reward for best story
dinner
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two qualities considered for judging the stories
lesson and entertainment
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literary techniques
if gold rusts what will iron do-metaphor | parson and people of the church
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PT-Exemplum
story teaches lesson
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PT-Allegory
literal and symbolic story
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PT-Privy thief
death
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PT-Avarice
greed
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PT-Irony
search for death and die
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PT-Theme
greed is the root of all evil
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WoB-frame story
story within a story
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WoB-question the knight must answer
what do women most desire
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WoB-irony
knight takes power away but needs women to save life
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WoB-old women's request
marry her
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WoB-knights complaints about the old woman
poor, old, and gentile
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WoB-knights fate
ends up with beautiful, faithful wife
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WoB-theme
equality
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WoB-midas story
women cant keep secrets
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Pallor
pale-lack of color
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Hoary
white with age
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Deftly
skillful
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Tarry
linger
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sauntered
unhurried
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implored
begging
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rebuke
criticize
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comptemptuous
scornful
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esteemed
highly respected