Across
- 4. What were the pilgrims going to visit in Canterbury?
- 9. Chaucer's poetic form became the basis of what couplet, used extensively by later poets?
- 10. There are multiple what in the Canterbury Tales?
- 11. Chaucer's portrayals of the clergy and church officials reveal what?
- 13. Until Chaucer wrote his tales, works were written in what languages (put in alpha order with and in between them)?
- 14. How many stories did Chaucer actually write?
- 15. As a mark of respect, Chaucer was buried in which abbey?
Down
- 1. What will the winner of the story telling contest get from the tavern host?
- 2. What is a story that is within a bigger story known as ( 2 words)?
- 3. What aspect did Chaucer reveal to poets and writers that has a place in literature because it gave an insight about society and the human condition?
- 5. What was becoming more widespread during the 14th Century England?
- 6. Chaucer's true individuals illustrated humanity's blank and blank? (put in alpha order with and in between them)?
- 7. Works written in Middle English were romances based on King Arthur legends, moral tales, and narrative poems known as what?
- 8. The language of everyday life by common people is known as what?
- 12. Each tale is preceded by what?
- 16. Originally Chaucer planned to write 120 tales with each pilgrim telling 2 stories on the way and 2 on the return. How many people went on the pilgrimage?
