BCS English Literature - The Middle English Period (1066-1500) - Section 2
Quiz
- Who wrote "The Palice of Honour"?
- Gavin Douglas
- Robert Henryson
- William Dundar
- William Caxton
- When did the Middle English Period start?
- 566
- 1066
- 1340
- 1400
- When ended the middle English period?
- 10th century
- 13th century
- 15th century
- 16th century
- What's the span of Anglo -Norman Period?
- 1066-1340
- 1340-1400
- 1400-1450
- 1400- 1500
- What's the Span of The Middle English period?
- 450-1066
- 1066-1100
- 1066-1500
- 1500-1660
- What's the main characteristics of the Middle English period?
- Love
- Chivalry
- Religion
- All of the above
- What dominates the Middle Age?
- Revenge
- Avenge
- Absurd
- The spirit of Romance
- When was Oxford University built in?
- 1168
- 1209
- 1295
- 1362
- Who established English Printing Press?
- William Hunter
- William Caxton
- William Longland
- J.Chaucer.
- Which is called "The first Romance in
Prose"?- Piers Plowman
- Morte D' Arthur
- Canterbury Tales
- Confessio Amantis
- Who translated The Bible into English from latin?
- Sir Thomas Malory
- Sir Thomas moor
- John wycliffe
- G.Chaucer.
- Who wrote " Morte De Arthur''?
- John Gower
- Sir Thomas Malory
- William Langland
- John Wycliffe
- Who wrote " Canterbury Tales"?
- William James
- Sir Thomas Malory
- John Gower
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- who were Chaucer's contemporary?
- Roger & Anslem
- Langland & Wycliffe
- Spencer & Philip
- Chapman & Drayton
- Who wrote "Troilus & Criseyde "?
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- H.G.wells
- John Dunber
- John Gower
- Who is the father of Modern English Poetry
- William Caxton
- Roger Bacon
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- William Langland.
- Who is the father of English Poetry?
- Venerable bade
- G.Chaucer
- Alfred the great
- Thomas Moor
- What was the first great English Satire?
- Confession Amantis
- Piers Plowman
- Troilus & Criseyde
- Vox Clamant
- Who is the Central figure of The Canterbury Tales?
- Doel
- Daffodils
- Robert
- Pilgrimage
- The Canterbury Tales‟ are told by?
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- John Wycliffe
- Boccaccio
- Thomas Barth
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