21. Chaucer avails himself of physiognomy to present different characters by describing their…..
a) qualities
b) facial features
c) social status
d) weaknesses
22. Chanticleer’s……. put his life in danger in the story The Nun’s Priest’s Tale?
a) beauty
b) health
c) power
d) pride
23. The pilgrims set off for a journey to Canterbury from…..
a) South London
b) North London
c) East London
d) West London
24. Canterbury Cathedral was located roughly…. ….away from the place where the pilgrims started their journey from.
a) 40 miles
b) 50 miles
c) 60 miles
d) 70 miles
25. During Chaucer’s time, chivalry started declining whereas a new class of……rose to prominence that belonged neither to nobility nor to the laborer.
a) artists
b) merchants
c) priests
d) Singers
26. In Canterbury Tales, Chaucer availed himself of Allegory means….
a) parable
b) gossip
c) discussion
d) concept
27. Chaucer kept this fact in consideration while writing Canterbury Tales that a person certainly represents his social status; for example, Miller uses….language as per his social status.
a) decent
b) crass
c) simple
d) abusive
28. The pilgrim who is honored and respected for his humbleness and bravery is……
a) Pardoner
b) Reeve
c) Monk
d) Knight
29. The tone of the stories in the Canterbury Tales ranges from pious to plain to …..
a) serious
b) comical
c) tragic
d) simple
30. Chaucer avails himself of two major tools including humor and irony for social commentary instead of direct……..
a) attack
b) criticism
c) discussion
d) Narrative