, A daughter is killed by her father in ____ written by Chaucer.
(a) “The Monk’s Tale”
(b) “The Clerk’s Tale”
(c) “The Friar’s Tale”
(d) “The Physician’s Tale”
Question’s Answer: “The Physician’s Tale”
Who gave the first full expression of ‘the English sense of humour’?
(a) Langland
(b) Gower
(c) Wyclif
(d) Chaucer
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
In Chaucer’s “The Canterbury Tales” which tale deals with two young Theban warriors?
(a) “The Friar’s Tale”
(b) “The Squire’s Tale”
(c) “The Miller’s Tale”
(d) “The Knight’s Tale”.
Question’s Answer: “The Knight’s Tale”.
Who translated Higden’s Polychronicon?
(a) John of Trevisa
(b) John Wyclif
(c) Gower
(d) Langland
Question’s Answer: John Wyclif
The Voyage and Travels of Sir Mandeville was written in John
(a) 1354
(b) 1389
(c) 1377
(d) 1356
Question’s Answer: 1377
One of the first Englishmen to challenge the authority of the Catholic Church was
(a) Chaucer
(b) John Wyclif
(c) Malory
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: John Wyclif
Wyclif’s The Bible is a of
(a) Greek Texts
(b) Hebrew Texts
(c) Latin Texts
(d) Arabic Texts
Question’s Answer: Latin Texts
Which year John Wyclif rendered the Bible into English?
(a) 1280
(b) 1480
(c) 1400
(d) 1380
Question’s Answer: 1380
Who is known as ‘father of English prose”?
(a) John Gower
(b) Langland
(c) Chaucer
(d) John Wyclif
Question’s Answer: John Wyclif
Who was the first theologian to distribute leaflets and pamphlets to the people?
(a) John Wyclif
(b) William Langland
(c) John Bunyan
(d) Hilton
Question’s Answer: John Wyclif
Who is known as ‘Morning Star of Reformation”?
(a) Chaucer
(b) Langland
(c) John Wyclif
(d) Malory
Question’s Answer: John Wyclif
What was the period of John Wyclif?
(a) 1400 to 1440
(b) 1290 to 1340
(c) 1394to 1420
(d) 1324 to 1384
Question’s Answer: 1324 to 1384
Who were Lollards?
(a) The followers of Wyclif
(b) Poor priests of the Roman Catholic Church
(c) Poor priests of the Church of England
(d) The pilgrims of Chaucer’s Age
Question’s Answer: The followers of Wyclif
_____ called the Morning Star of the Renaissance”.
(a) Langland
(b) Gower
(c) Wyclif
(d) Chaucer
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
How many pilgrims in the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales represent the
military profession?
(a) 8
(b) 3
(c) 9
(d) 4
Question’s Answer: 3
Which works of Chaucer does not belong to Chaucer’s ‘Italian Period”?
(a) The Hous of Fame
(b) Canterbury Tales
(c) Legende of Good Women
(d) Troilus and Cryseyde
Question’s Answer: Canterbury Tales
Chaucer’s _____ was an allegory on the death of Blanche, the
wife of his patron.
(a) The Hous of Fame
(b) The Parliament of Fouls
(c) Legende of Good Women
(d) The Book of the Duchess
Question’s Answer: The Book of the Duchess
To which shrine are the pilgrims going?
(a) Shrine of St. Agnes at Canterbury
(b) Shrine of St. Lucas of Jerusalem
(c) Shrine of St. Mark in Southwark
(d) Shrine of St. Thomas at Canterbury
Question’s Answer: Shrine of St. Thomas at Canterbury
In whose story, the character of Griselda appears?
(a) “The Miller’s Tale”
(b) “The Reeve’s Tale”
(c) “The Clerk’s Tale”
(d) “The Friar’s Tale”
Question’s Answer: “The Clerk’s Tale”
“Miller’s” and “Reeve’s Tales” are the examples of
(a) Fabliau
(b) Sermon
(c) Fable
(d) Romance
Question’s Answer: Fabliau
Who tells the story of January and May in Chaucer’s Prologue, to The Canterbury Tales?
(a) The Wife of Bath
(b) The Merchant
(c) The Clerk
(d) The Friar
Question’s Answer: The Merchant
Which of Chaucer’s work has the Trojan War as its background?
(a) The Parliament of Fowls
(b) The Book of the Duchess
(c) Troilus and Cryseyde
(d) The Hous of Fame
Question’s Answer: Troilus and Cryseyde
Pandare, who is a Chaucerian character appears in
(a) The Hous of Fame
(b) Troilus and Cryseyde
(c) The Canterbury Tales
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Troilus and Cryseyde
Who has uttered these lines?
‘No hadde I er now, my swete herte deere,
Ben yold, ywis, I were now nought
heere!
(a) Diomede
(b) Troilus
(c) Cryseyde
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Cryseyde
One of the portraits in the Prologue is that of Wife of Bath. ‘Bath’ is
(a) The Christian name of the lady
(b) The surname of the lady
(c) The name of her husband
(d) The name of the town
Question’s Answer: Fabliau
The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales is supposed to been written in
(a) 1386
(b) 1389
(c) 1388
(d) 1387
Question’s Answer: 1387
‘He was as fresh as the month of May!
This line occurs in the Prologue. This statement is refers to which of the following?
(a) Friar
(b) Squire
(c) Doctor of Physic
(d) Franklin
Question’s Answer: Squire
The idea of which work of Chaucer Boccaccio’s has been taken from Decamenon?
(a) The Canterbury Tales
(b) Legende of Good Women
(c) The Parliament of Fouls
(d) The Book of the Duchess
Question’s Answer: The Canterbury Tales
In the Prologue which character has a forked beard?
(a) Monk
(b) Friar
(c) Merchant
(d) Squire
Question’s Answer: Merchant
The Wife of Bath was
(a) Lame
(b) Blind
(c) Deaf
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Deaf
Which work of Chaucer bears close resemblance to Dante’s Divine Comedy?
(a) The Parliament of Fouls
(b) The Hous of Fame
(c) The Legend of Good
(d) The Canterbury Tales Women
Question’s Answer: The Hous of Fame
In ___ Chaucer has first used the heroic couplet.
(a) Troilus and Cryseyde
(b) Legende of Good Women
(c) The Canterbury Tales
(d) The Hous of Fame
Question’s Answer: Legende of Good Women
Chaucer’s _____ entitles him to the claim of being called ‘the Father of English Poetry”.
(a) The Book of the Duchess
(b) The Parliament of Fouls
(c) The Canterbury Tales
(d) The Hous of Fame
Question’s Answer: The Canterbury Tales
In the Prologue children were afraid of whose face
(a) Miller
(b) Ploughman
(c) Carpenter
(d) Summoner
Question’s Answer: Summoner
In Nun’s Priest’s Tale, the poor widow had______daughters.
(a) Three
(b) Two
(c) Four
(d) Five
Question’s Answer: Two
Andromache was the wife of
(a) Kenelphus
(b) Hector
(c) Croesus
(d) Macrobius
Question’s Answer: Hector
In the first line of the Prologue which month has been referred to/by Chaucer?
(a) March
(b) June
(c) May
(d) April
Question’s Answer: April
Chanticleer was the name of which of the following?
(a) Sheep
(b) Sow
(c) Cock
(d) Cow
Question’s Answer: Cock
Who is the author of the Richard, the Redeless?
(a) Chaucer
(b) Langland
(c) Malory
(d) Gower
Question’s Answer: Langland
In Piers the Plowman Langland saw a series of visions. What was the first vision that he saw?
(a) The vision of Seven Deadly Sins
(b) The vision of Man’s Moral and Spiritual Life
(c) The vision of Lady Bribery
(d) The vision of a Field Full of Folks
Question’s Answer: The vision of a Field Full of Folks
Gower was a contemporary of
(a) Spenser
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Marlowe
(d) Chaucer
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
The life span of Gower is
(a) 1335-1410
(b) 1330-1405
(c) 1325-1408
(d) 1332-1408
Question’s Answer: 1325-1408
‘In whose hands is wickedness: and their right hand is full of gifts.” The line has been taken from
(a) Morte d’ Arthur
(b) The Canterbury Tales
(c) Pardoner’s Tale
(d) Piers the Plowman
Question’s Answer: Piers the Plowman
John Barbour’s “Bruce” a poem that deal with the scheme
(a) National
(b) political
(c) Social
(d) Moral
Question’s Answer: National
Confessio Amantis is a great English work written by
(a) William Langland
(b) Geoffrey Chaucer
(c) John Gower
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: John Gower
The character Pertelote appears in which of the following tale?
(a) “Canterbury Tales”
(b) “Nun’s Priest’s Tale”
(c) “Friar’s Tale”
(d) “Pardoner’s Tale”:
Question’s Answer: “Nun’s Priest’s Tale”
Kenelphus, the noble king of Mercia,has been referred in which of the following tale?
(a) “Pardoner’s Tale”
(b) “Monk’s Tale”
(c) “Nun’s Priest’s Tale”
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: “Nun’s Priest’s Tale”
Chaucer’s early period (French Period) ranges from
(a) 1365-1375
(b) 1360-1370
(c) 1394-1399
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: 1360-1370
Chaucer’s Boke of Blanche the Duchesse was written to
commemorate the death of Blanche of Lancaster, first wife of John of Gaunt
in
(a) 1370
(b) 1369
(c) 1371
(d) 1372
Question’s Answer: 1369
Chaucer celebrated some princely betrothal in which of his work?
(a) The Hous of Fame
(b) Legende of Good Women
(c) The Parliament of Fouls
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: The Parliament of Fouls
Which is the Chaucer’s middle or Italian period?
(a) 1375 to 1390
(b) 1370 to 1385
(c) 1320 to 1324
(d) 1385 to 1400
Question’s Answer: 1370 to 1385
Chaucer was elected a knight of the shire for Kent in
(a) 1385
(b) 1388
(c) 1387
(d) 1386
Question’s Answer: 1386
For his Troilus and Cryseyde, Chaucer owes to
(a) Dante
(b) Boccaccio
(c) Petrarch
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Boccaccio
Which tale of Chaucer is based in part on a notable French sermon of Friar Laurens.
(a) “Friar’s Tale”
(b) “Pardoner’s Tale”
(c) “Parson’s. Tale”
(d) “Monk’s Tale” ”
Question’s Answer: “Parson’s. Tale”
_____ translated Romance of the Rose, a French work into English.
(a) Malory
(b) Chaucer
(c) Langland
(d) Gower
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
Gower’s last writing Traite, dealing with the theme of love and marriage was written in
(a) 1399
(b) 1398
(c) 1397
(d) 1400
Question’s Answer: 1397
The Voyage and Travels of Sir John Mandeville was originally written in
(a) Latin
(b) Spanish
(c) English
(d) French
Question’s Answer: French
Wyclif and the Lollards began Reformation in England in
(a) 1478
(b) 1477
(c) 1378
(d) 1377
Question’s Answer: 1377
Who is the author of Troilus and Cryseyde?
(a) Shakespeare
(b) Virgil
(c) Chaucer
(d) Langland
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
The life span of Geoffrey Chaucer is
(a) 1330-1400
(b) 1330-1410
(c) 1350-1410
(d) 1340-1400
Question’s Answer: 1340-1400
Who is called the Father of English”,poetry?
(a) Shakespeare
(b) Chaucer
(c) Jonson
(d) Langland
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
Which language had an indelibleb impact on Chaucer?..
(a) Roman
(b) Greek
(c) French
(d) Latin
Question’s Answer: Latin
Chaucer lived during the reigns of
(a) Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV
(b) Edward ill and Henry IV
(c) Richard II and Henry IV
(d) Edward ill and Richard II
Question’s Answer: Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV
The verse in The Canterbury Tales consists of
(a) Rhymed couplets
(b) Alliterative lines
(c) Unrhymed couplets
(d) Alternative lines rhyming
Question’s Answer: Rhymed couplets
How many pilgrims are going on the pilgrimage in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales?
(a) 55
(b) 21
(c) 31
(d) 29
Question’s Answer: 29
The Canterbury Tales is
(a) Lyrical
(b) Allegorical
(c) Mythical
(d) Ironical
Question’s Answer: Allegorical
The rocks of Britanny feature in Chaucer’s
(a) “Miller’s Tale”
(b) “Wife of Bath’s Tale”
(c) “Franklin’s Tale”
(d) “Parson’s Tale”
Question’s Answer: “Franklin’s Tale”
How many women characters figure. in the Prologue?
(a) 3
(b) 2
(c) 1
(d) 4
Question’s Answer: 3
While Chaucer was in Italy he came into contact with the work of
(a) Dante
(b) Boccaccio
(c) Petrarch
(d) All of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: All of A, B, and C
In which month did Chaucer’s pilgrims go on the pilgrimage?
(a) January
(b) April
(c) March
(d) February
Question’s Answer: April
When Chaucer visited Italy?
(a) 1375 to 1376
(b) 1374 to 1375
(c) 1372 to 1373
(d) 1376 to 1377
Question’s Answer: 1372 to 1373
What kind of book is the Book of the Duchess?
(a) Epic
(b) Satire
(c) Allegory
(d) Ballad
Question’s Answer: Allegory
How many ecclesiastical characters are portrayed in the Prologue?
(a) 11
(b) 4
(c) 8
(d) 7
Question’s Answer: 8
Name the inn where the pilgrims assemble for the night
(a) Temple Inn
(b) Southwark Inn
(c) Tabard Inn
(d) St. Becket Inn is Chaucer’s
Question’s Answer: Tabard Inn
The Hous of Fame is written by
(a) Malory
(b) Chaucer
(c) Langland
(d) Wyclif
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
Legende of Good Women is written in
(a) 1365
(b) 1398
(c) 1385
(d) 1395
Question’s Answer: 1385
Which prose work?
(a) Troilus and Cryseyde
(b) Legende of Good Women
(c) The Hous of Fame
(d) Treatise on the Astrolabe
Question’s Answer: Treatise on the Astrolabe
The ‘Rhyme Royal’ is used by which of the following?
(a) Langland
(b) Malory
(c) Chaucer
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
Chaucer has used the technique of mock-heroic in which of the following?
(a) The Hous of Fame
(b) The Canterbury Tales
(c) Nun’s Priest’s Tale
(d) Pardoner’s Tale
Question’s Answer: The Canterbury Tale
Chaucer was not indebted for his sources to one of the following
Identify him.
(a) Homer
(b) Virgil
(c) Dante
(d) Ovid
Question’s Answer: Homer
Chaucer’s earliest work is
(a) Prologue to the Canterbury
(b) Troilus and Cryseyde
(c) The Book of the Duchess
(d) Nun’s Priest’s Tale Tales
Question’s Answer: The Book of the Duchess
There is a reference of Goddess Venus in
(a) Legende of Good Women
(b) Troilus and Cryseyde
(c) The Hous of Fame
(d) The Parliament of Fouls
Question’s Answer: The Parliament of Fouls
Which work of Chaucer is called ‘a psychological novel?
(a) Troilus and Cryseyde
(b) The Canterbury Tales
(c) Legende of Good Women
(d) The Hous of Fame
Question’s Answer: Troilus and Cryseyde
When the First version of Langland’s Piers the, Plowman was written?
(a) 1373
(b) 1364
(c) 1363
(d) 1362
Question’s Answer: 1362
A beautiful lady, Holy Church appears in which work?
(a) Langland’s Piers the Plowman
(b) Gower’s Confessio Amantis
(c) Chaucer’s Nun’s Priest’s Tale
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Langland’s Piers the Plowman
The correct title of, William Langland’s whole poem is
(a) The Vision of Piers the Plowman
(b) Piers the Plowman
(c) The Piers Plowman
(d) The Books of Piers the Plowman
Question’s Answer: The Vision of Piers the Plowman
William Langland was born in
(a) 1331
(b) 1334
(c) 1333
(d) 1332
Question’s Answer: 1332
There is a reference of Malvern Hills in
(a) The Canterbury Tales
(b) Morte d’ Arthur
(c) Piers the Plowman
(d) The Christ
Question’s Answer: Piers the Plowman
____ is the author of Piers the Plowman.
(a) Langland
(b) Chaucer
(c) Lydgate
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Langland
The chief weapon of Langland’s allegory is
(a) Irony
(b) Satire
(c) Sarcasm
(d) All of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Satire
“In a somer seson, whon soft was the sonne, I shope me in shroudes, as I a shepe were.” These lines have been taken from
(a) Pardoner’s Tale
(b) Piers the Plowman
(c) Beowulf
(d) Parliament of Fouls
Question’s Answer: Piers the Plowman
How many cantos is there in Langland’s Piers the Plowman?
(a) 9
(b) 7
(c) 4
(d) 6
Question’s Answer: 7
The expression ‘a faire felde ful of folke’ appears in
(a) The Canterbury Tales
(b) Pardoner’s Tale
(c) Morte d’ Arthur
(d) Piers the Plowman
Question’s Answer: Piers the Plowman
Miroir del’ Homme, a French work was proudly written by
(a) Langland
(b) Gower
(c) Chaucer
(d) None of A, B, and C
Which work of Join Gower is Revolt of inspired by the Peasant’s 1881?
(a) Confessio Amantis
(b) Speculum Meditantis
(c) Vox Clamantis
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Vox Clamantis
The first canto of Piers the Plowman deals with
(a) Falsehood
(b) Lady Meed
(c) The vision of Holy Church
(d) Seven deadly sins
Question’s Answer: The vision of Holy Church
John Gower pass away in the year
(a) 1407
(b) 1410
(c) 1400
(d) 1408
Question’s Answer: 1408
Which work deals with the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381?
(a) Confessio Amantis
(b) Vox Clamantis
(c) The Hous of Fame
(d) Legende of Good Women
Question’s Answer: Vox Clamantis
A French work “Speculum Meditantis “ has been written by ____ .
(a) John Gower
(b) Thomas Occleve
(c) John Lydgate
(d) John Skelton
Question’s Answer: John Gower
Who is the author of Vox Clamantis?
(a) Chaucer
(b) Gower
(c) Malory
(d) Langland
Question’s Answer: Gower
Vox Clamantis is a dream allegory written in which language?
(a) French
(b) English
(c) Spanish
(d) Latin
Question’s Answer: Latin
The lines – Under an hill there is a which of the mai noght have… have been taken from
(a) The Canterbury Tales
(b) The Parliament of Fouls
(c) Confessio Amantis
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Confessio Amantis
Which tales in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales is in prose?
(a) “The Monk’s Tale”
(b) “The Parson’s Tale”
(c) “The Pardoner’s Tale”
(d) “The Knight’s Tale”
Question’s Answer: “The Parson’s Tale”
Which is not a work of Chaucer?
(a) The Hous of Fame
(b) Romaunt of the Rose Women
(c) The Legende of Good
(d) The Owl and The Nightingale
Question’s Answer: The Owl and The Nightingale
Chaucer on diplomatic missions abroad
(a) From 1365 to 1373
(b) From 1380 to 1388
(c) From 1395 to 1399
(d) From 1370 to 1378
Question’s Answer: From 1370 to 1378
“His voice was merrier than the organ’s tone.
In Church on solemn mass days loudly blown.” These lines have been taken from
(a) “Pardoner’s Tale”
(b) “Monk’s Tale”
(c) “Friar’s Tale”
(d) “Nun’s Priest’s Tale”
Question’s Answer: “Nun’s Priest’s Tale”
Pandarus, the first great comic character in English literature has
been depicted by
(a) John Barbour
(b) Wyclif
(c) Chaucer
(d) Langland
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
Which work of Chaucer is considered to be the epitome of 14th century England?
(a) The Book of the Duchess
(b) The Hous of Fame
(c) The Canterbury Tales
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: The Canterbury Tales
He found English a dialect and left it
a language Here “he’ stands for
(a) Mandeville
(b) Gower
(c) Langland
(d) Chaucer
Question’s Answer: Chaucer
Which is the first English novel in verse?
(a) The Book of the Duchess
(b) The Hous of Fame
(c) Troilus and Cryseyde
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: Troilus and Cryseyde
Gower’s Vox Clamantis consists of books.
(a) Eight
(b) Six
(c) Seven
(d) Five
Question’s Answer: Five
In Vox, Clamantis, the author divides people into three classes
(a) Doctor, soldier and clerk
(b) Clerk, soldier and businessman
(c) Clerk, soldier, ploughman
(d) Soldier, teacher, clerk
Question’s Answer: Clerk, soldier, ploughman
Confessio Amantis is a collection of tales in
(a) English monosyllabic couplets
(b) French octosyllabic couplets
(c) English octosyllabic couplets
(d) French monosyllabic couplets
Question’s Answer: English octosyllabic couplets
Speculum Hominis, a work in French has been written by
(a) Langland
(b) Chaucer
(c) John Gower
(d) None of A, B, and C
Question’s Answer: John Gower
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- Revival of Learning MCQs (1400-1550)
- Applied Linguistics MCQs
- Language Change MCQs
