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Canterbury Quiz Review

Canterbury Quiz Review. A story within a story is a ___________. Frame Narrative (Story). _________ occurs when the author directly states the traits of a character. Direct characterization. When you learn the traits of a character through inferences drawn, it’s called _______.

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Canterbury Quiz Review

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  1. Canterbury Quiz Review

  2. A story within a story is a ___________. Frame Narrative (Story)

  3. _________ occurs when the author directly states the traits of a character. Direct characterization

  4. When you learn the traits of a character through inferences drawn, it’s called _______. Indirect characterization

  5. A short tale to teach a moral lesson. Fable

  6. A narrative in which every character and event is a symbol that represents an idea, religious principle, or moral Allegory

  7. Sarcasm, irony, or wit used to ridicule or mock—to poke fun of something serious Satire

  8. When someone states one thing and means another. Verbal Irony

  9. A contrast between what is expected to happen and what happens. Situational Irony

  10. When the readers know more than the characters do. Dramatic Irony

  11. ________________ writing is a type of writing that relates a series of events. Narrative

  12. An imitation of a particular writer, artist or a genre, exaggerating it deliberately to produce a comic effect (ex: Saturday Night Live, Scary Movie) Parody

  13. In the prologue there are ____ pilgrims traveling together. 29

  14. These pilgrims are on their way to _________ to visit the ________________. Canterbury; shrine of Saint Thomas a Becket

  15. The Canterbury Tales is written in ________, meaning each pair of lines rhymes (AA BB CC). Rhyming Couplets

  16. What is a Pardoner? Member of the Clergy who grants pardons for sins

  17. In what way is the Pardoner corrupt? He sells his pardons, which are supposed to be free

  18. Why did Chaucer write the Canterbury Tales? He wanted to bring awareness to corruption in the Feudal system

  19. The political and social system of Medieval Europe that tied together Kings, Lords, Knights, and peasants through land: Feudalism

  20. _________ shows the three estates (classes) in the Medieval Period and makes fun of them. Estates Satire

  21. KING LORDS Knights Peasants

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