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Bocohan, Lucena City Registration No. 16Q13029

LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET

NAME: GAPASANGRA MARK VINCENT A. SCORE/MARK: _____________

YEAR/SECTION BSMT 2 POLARIS DATE: ____________________
I. Type of  Concept Notes  Laboratory Report
Activity:  Essay/Task Report  Skills: Exercise/Drill
 Illustration  Other:

II. Activity No./Title : IMAGINE

III. Learning Outcomes: To be able to draw the scenes in Canterbury Tales.

IV. Activity Introduction/Information/Directions:

As you’ve read the story of The Canterbury Tales, draw the scenes that you’ve imagine in the
story.

V. STUDENT REFLECTION
As you imagined the scenes in the story , what have you seen?

On the way to Canterbury, each character is supposed to tell two stories and then two more
stories on the way back to London. The best storyteller will receive a complimentary dinner
when they return. Because the collection only contains 24 stories
The stories range in tone from lighthearted to raunchy to moral and contemplative. They
depict Chaucer's diverse cast of characters, which includes a knight, a monk, a carpenter, a
merchant, a miller, a haberdasher, a clerk, and a prioress, among others. Chaucer's decision to
write in English, namely Middle English, is also significant in The Canterbury Tales. French
was still the primary literary language of people in authority in the late 14th century. The
Canterbury Tales is considered one of the first great masterpieces of English literature.
 INTER-GLOBAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.
Bocohan, Lucena City Registration No. 16Q13029

LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET

NAME: GAPASANGRA MARK VINCENT A SCORE/MARK:_____________

YEAR/SECTION: BSMT 2 POLARIS DATE:____________________
VI. Type of  Concept Notes  Laboratory Report
Activity:  Essay/Task Report  Skills: Exercise/Drill
 Illustration  Other:

VII. Activity No./Title : TIME CHART

VIII. Learning Outcomes:

IX. Activity Introduction/Information/Directions:

X. STUDENT REFLECTION
What was/were observed/learned consequences/plans for improvement
The Canterbury Tales is considered Chaucer's masterpiece and is among the
most important works of medieval literature for many reasons besides its poetic power
and entertainment value. His basic message is that he met up with lots of people all
going to the same place which happens in April since that's when they get pilgrimage
fever and they have decided to play a game of storytelling on the way for
entertainment. Some of the lessons are love conquers all, lust only gets you in trouble,
religion and morality is virtuous, and honor and honesty are valued. Although there
are some contradictory stories, Chaucer kept to this set of morals through most of his
tales.