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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
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Choose a point value.
Choose a point value.
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History of the Middle Ages
Medieval Romance
Ballads
Canterbury Tales
Literary Terms
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Language spoken by the common people of a country
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Vernacular
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Two lines in a row that rhyme with each other
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Couplet
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Conversation between two characters
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Dialogue
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Saying the same phrase or line over and over
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Repetition
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Words written to mimic a regional pronunciation
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Dialect
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What fraction of the population was killed by
the Black Death?
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1/3
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Against whom did England fight in the 100 Years
War?
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France
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In what year was the Norman Conquest?
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1066
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Who was the highest person on the feudal triangle?
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The King
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Besides , power was based on how much of this
you had
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Land
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Are the CT an epic poem, a lyric poem, or a frame
story?
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Frame story
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Were the tales written in ballad stanzas,
rhyming couplets, or quatrains?
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Rhyming Couplets
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Name a character Chaucer liked
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Parson, Knight
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Name a character Chaucer didnt like
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Miller, Summoner, Pardoner
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In what language did Chaucer write?
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Middle English
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In which country did Medieval Romances
originate?
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France
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In Gawain, how many kisses, hunts, and swings
of the ax are involved?
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Three
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In Gawain, this set of five lines followed the
alliterative verse
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Bob and wheel
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Term for the love of a man for an unattainable
woman
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Courtly Love
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Knights often had to go on these
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Quests
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Ballads have regular rhythm because they were
originally meant to be ________
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Sung
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"O dinna ye mind, young man from Barbara
Allen is an example of _______
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Dialect
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The method by which ballads were first passed
down
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Oral tradition
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A ballad stanza has four lines called a ________
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Quatrain
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Ballads are considered narrative poems because
they do what?
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Tell a story
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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How many pilgrims were in the Canterbury Tales?
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