Place in Literature

English

The first pilgrim to tell a tale in both poems

What can we call the introduction to a book, play, poem or film?

What is it called, when a writer puts their text together in a specific way?

Who was murdered at Canterbury Cathedral?

It shows us where the pilgrims stopped to look at the scenery

How do both poets make their pilgrims' journeys feel authentic?

Where is the first place mentioned in 'Telling Tales'?

Which text is written by Geoffrey Chaucer?

Which character was Robert Knightley based on?

What do we call the introduction to a book, film, play or poem?

Provide context to a reader (setting, characters, history)

To explain to the reader why the author became a writer

To tell the reader all the positive parts of the story

If a writer gives human characteristics to something non-human what are they using?

In Telling Tales, what is continually being personified throughout the poem?

What does the Host say is flowing through his veins?

Where are the pilgrims journeying to and from in both poems?