
Canterbury Tales The Prologue and The Pardoner's Tale Test
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- Q1Has been in many battles and is described as truthful, honorable, generous and courteousThe FriarThe SquireThe KnightSergeant at Law30s
- Q2Has a piece of jewelry that reads "Love conquers all"; eats neatly and has a tender heart for animalsThe Nun/PrioressOxford Cleric (student)Wife of BathThe Squire30s
- Q3A good business man but was secretly in debtThe FriarThe MerchantThe PardonerThe Parson30s
- Q4Skilled at drafting deeds; found loopholes in the lawThe FranklinSergent at LawOxford Cleric (student)The Pardoner30s
- Q5A wealthy landowner; famous for his bread, ale and wineThe FriarThe FranklinThe SummonerThe Parson30s
- Q6Didn't believe he had to spend time in a monastery; wears a lovers' knotThe ParsonThe PardonerThe FriarThe Monk30s
- Q7Sells fake relics; sings well during church but takes advantage of religious faithThe MonkThe PardonerThe ParsonThe Nun/Prioress30s
- Q8Could distinguish between different ales; has an ulcer on his kneeThe FranklinThe MillerThe CookThe Plowman30s
- Q9Honest worker; loads dung and pays tithes in fullThe PlowmanThe FranklinThe MillerThe Cook30s
- Q10Steals grain, plays the bagpipes and tells tavern storiesThe CookThe FranklinThe MillerThe Plowman30s
- Q11Brings people accused of violating church law to court; has pimples on his face and scares the childrenThe ParsonThe SquireThe PardonerThe Summoner30s
- Q12Dresses flashy and can write songs and poems; respects his fatherOxford Cleric (student)The FranklinThe MerchantThe squire30s
- Q13Has a lisp; if you give him a gift he was to give you absolution; would rather make a profit by hanging out with rich than spending time with poorThe KnightSergeant at LawThe ParsonThe Friar30s
- Q14Spends all his money on books; has a moral tone of virtueThe MerchantThe ParsonOxford Cleric (student)The Squire30s
- Q15Makes his enemies "walk the plank;" has trouble riding a horseThe SkipperThe MillerThe FranklinThe Knight30s