Canterbury Tales

3. The narrator knows the people at the Inn by
4. Historians care about the Canterbury Tales due to the ________ of the social heirarchy.
8. When the audience knows what is going to happen is ________ irony.
9. The way that the rioters interact with the old man shows that they are _______.
10. The meaning of Chivalry is a code of _______.
12. The rioters forget about death because of their _______.
15. The pilgrims are going to tell stories that hold moral ______ on their journey.
17. A context clue of Chivalry is _____________.
18. Symbolism of spring shows the __________ start.

1. The pardoner tells stories to make people buy _________ to keep up his extravagant lifestyle.
2. The meaning of Sundry
5. The actions of a character is _________ irony.
6. The pilgrim that is obsessed with money.
7. A frame story is a story within a _________
11. The most accurate of the description of the group of pilgrims is that they are
13. At the end of the Pardoner's tale, he wants to sell _______ pardons.
14. The tavern boy tells the three rioters that death will _________.
16. In the Prologue, the Pardoner is ________.