Canterbury Tales Board Game Analysis

For the Canterbury Tales project, I decided to create a board game. The board game is similar to snakes and ladders, the difference would be that I used different colors, whether or not the game piece should move forward or backwards. In the game, I also wrote down a series of questions based on the story. Questions, such as “who wrote Canterbury Tales?”, “What were the three men looking for?”. These series of questions should be answered by the player based on their understanding of the text. They should have a deep understanding of the text and be able to answer what is being asked. I set up the game where there would four colors. Red which would allow the player to move forward; purple move one step backwards, blue move two steps backwards,
and green move two steps forward. If the player answers the question correctly they can move the game piece base on the corresponding color, if they answered incorrectly they stay at the same spot until they answered correctly. I made this game more of a knowledge test to see how much the player read the story. For the board game, I only placed in questions and not answer since the questions are knowledge based. Players should have at least read the book since there are a few questions that ask the private thoughts and feelings of the characters, what other people think of them, and what the narrator describes about the character.