Nun's Priest Tale Quiz

What is the moral of the Nun's Priest Tale?

• Honesty always prevails

• Greed leads to success

• Flattery and deception can lead to downfall

• Kindness is never rewarded

What event causes Chauntecleer to be captured by the fox in the Nun's Priest Tale?

• Closing his eyes and singing with all his might

• Reading a book

• Eating too much food

• Dancing in the moonlight

What lesson does the fox teach Chauntecleer in the Nun's Priest Tale?

• The lesson is that deception is never successful

• The fox teaches Chauntecleer to always trust others

• Flattery can be used to deceive and manipulate others.

• Chauntecleer learns that flattery is always sincere

Who outsmarts the fox in the Nun's Priest Tale?

• The Gingerbread Man

• Chanticleer

• Rapunzel

• Puss in Boots

What literary device is used in the Nun's Priest Tale to convey a moral lesson?

• Alliteration

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Personification

How does the Nun's Priest Tale reflect the theme of deception?

• The Nun's Priest Tale reflects the theme of deception through the loyalty of the animals.

• The Nun's Priest Tale reflects the theme of deception through the honesty of Chanticleer.

• The Nun's Priest Tale reflects the theme of deception through the wisdom of the rooster.

• The Nun's Priest Tale reflects the theme of deception through the fox's manipulation of Chanticleer.