What happened to Crispin's father?
He died from the "Great Mortality" (Black Plague).
At the end of chapter 13, how is Crispin feeling, which he knows is a SIN?
Crispin no longer wishes to live.
"The sun hid behind the dark and lowering clouds" is what type of figurative language?
Personification
As Crispin is running from Aycliff and his men, he hears the sound of "the Devil's own bird." What kind of bird was it?
a hoot owl
Why are John Aycliff and others after Crispin?
We don't know for sure, but Crispin overheard Aycliff talking to a man and reading a letter.
What does Crispin learn about his mother that he did not know before from Father Quinel?
Crispin's mother could read and write.
What does the priest say can happen for Crispin if he escapes to another town for a year and a day?
Crispin will gain "liberties" or freedom.
One who owns no land in their own right is a...
cottar
According to Aycliff, Crispin has been proclaimed a _____, which means anyone can kill him.
wolf's head
Who is John Aycliffe?
Steward of the Manor
What is the bounty for Crispin's head (how much money)?
Twenty shillings
Who is Cerdic?
Cerdic is a boy that meets Crispin instead of Father Quinel.
What happened to Crispin's home?
Officers of te court tore it down and burned it.
Who is the Antagonist of the story?
John Aycliff
Crispin
Lord Furnival
Who is Father Quinel?
Father Quinel is the priest in Stromford Village who tries to help Crispin.
The last prayers of the night are called...
Compline
"Silence lay as thick as death" is what type of figurative language?
Simile
What does Father Quinel give to Crispin?
Crispin is given his mother's cross of lead.
Who is the old lady known for her wisodm in healing, midwifery, and ancient magic that Crispin was direct to go to for help by Father Quinel?
Goodwife Peregrine
As Crispin runs from Aycliff, what does he discover has happened to Father Quinel (specifically)?
Father Quinel's throat had been slit, and he was dead.
Who is the protagonist of the story?
Lord Furnival
John Aycliffe
Crispin
Why was John Aycliff in charge of the manor?
Lord furnival was out of the country.
What are glaives?
long poles with blades attached used as weapons
To whom does Crispin pray to for protection? What Saint?
Saint Giles
"To no avail" means...
without success
Who is the lord of the manor?
Lord Furnival
Of what crime has Crispin been accused of by John Aycliffe?
stealing money from the manor house
Does Cerdic lead Crispin in the right path?
No, it is a trap leading Crispin straight to Aycliff.
A farthing is equal to how much money?
One-fourth of a penny
What news is brought about Lord Furnival by Sir Richard du Brey?
Lord Furnival has returned from the wars and expected to die.