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The starting point of the pilgrimmage is the:

Why does Chaucer present the Friar, the Prioress, and the Monk–the way he does?

Of the three religious characters, which one is the most virtuous or “the best?”  

The Prioress is obsessed with:  

The closing line for the Yeoman, “He was a proper forester, I guess” suggests that the narrator is:  

According to the narrator, there are ________ people making the same trip.  

Chaucer makes note of this character’s forehead, which is “almost a span across.”  (NOTE:  A “span”  is more than nine inches.)  

The pilgrims in the story are hoping to travel to:  

In the Catholic religion, two saints, Saint Maur and Saint Benet established rules for how monks were to behave.  How does the Monk in “The Canterbury Tales” feel about these important rules the religious histororical documents?  

The “greyhounds and hunting” that the Monk prefers are: