96 A Knight's Tale Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: Shannyn Sossamon

Shannyn Sossamon was "discovered" at a Gwyneth Paltrow party.

Answer: Cheapside

William Thatcher came from Cheapside in London. His father wanted him to go and work for a knight.

Answer: Florin

The quill was sold for 15 florins. Sufficient to return to England from France.

Answer: 2

Count Adhemar explains the rules to Jocelyn when he first tries to court her. Jocelyn couldn't have cared less about him though, and I can't blame her!

Answer: Gelderland

'I am Sir Ulrich Von Lichtenstein, of Gelderland.'

Answer: Thatcher

'I'm asking you, William Thatcher, to answer me with your name.'

Answer: Not fall off his horse

'All Sir Ector has to do now, is not fall off his horse, and we've won!' says Wat, the hottie.

Answer: Golden Years

I liked this part in the film because when the style of music changed, so did the style of dance.

Answer: 6

Only 4 generations were required but, as you probably know if you've done this quiz, Chaucer never did anything by halves.

Answer: He raised Arthur for Merlin along with his own son Sir Kay

Once Sir Kay was old enough, Ector had Arthur work as a squire for him. It's believed that Arthur had lost Kay's sword and pulled the "sword in the stone" out in order to give it to Kay to compete.

Answer: Delves and Falhurst

While their real names are Roland and Watt, Sir Ulrich calls them Delves and Falhurst. 'These are my squires: Delves of Dodgington, and Falhurst of Crew.'

Answer: Bell and Hell

'Bell or Hell rhymes with Nell.'

Answer: green

The tunic was made out of the tent, as he didn't have any decent tunics.

Answer: He's a handsome hunter.

When offered the hand of the churchman to kiss she admires his ring saying, "That is lovely". He stalks off, loudly singing hymns.

Answer: Canterbury Tales

For anyone who knows their "Tales" you'll note the title of the story shares itself with one of the tales the real Chaucer wrote. And the avid fan of this movie will note Simon the Summoner and Peter the Pardoner may have been based on "The Summoner's Tale" and "The Pardoner's Tale".

Answer: "Yes, and at the same time, a huge resounding no."

Always a writer, Chaucer takes this chance to be confusing, and avoid the question.

Answer: trudging

'Trudging--To trudge.'

Answer: one month

Don't you know, that with 13 silver pieces, three men can change their stars?

Answer: Quill

He first won a quill when riding as Sir Ector.

Answer: Mark Addy

Since "A Knight's Tale" he was in "the Time Machine".

Answer: Robbie Williams and Queen

And can I say with some amazing accuracy to the original! I usually don't like remakes.

Answer: The Pope is French

'The Pope may be French but Jesus is English.' The Frenchman says all of these things, but Roland only agrees to the bet after the the Frenchman talks of the Pope being French.

Answer: Geoffrey Chaucer

Geoffrey Chaucer, if you didn't know, is an actual writer. He wrote 'The Canterbury Tales', which includes a short poetic story, 'The Knight's Tale'. But don't be fooled, it has nothing to do with the movie 'A Knight's Tale'. I've read it.