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Who introduced “The Heroic Couplet into English Verse?\u000b\u000b(A) Lowett\u000b\u000b(B) Moody\u000b\u000b(C) Wycliffe\u000b\u000b(D) Chaucer \u000b\u000b3. Chaucer was called, “The earliest of the great moderns” and was also called. “The morning star of the Renaissance” who initiated these remarks?\u000b\u000b(A) Hudson\u000b\u000b(B) Pope\u000b\u000b(C) Albert\u000b\u000b(D) Kittredge \u000b\u000b4. In which year, “The Owl and The Nightingale” was published?\u000b\u000b(A) 1240\u000b\u000b(B) 1245\u000b\u000b(C) 1250\u000b\u000b(D) 1255\u000b\u000b5. What does medieval Chivalry mean?\u000b\u000b(A) Criticism of women’s lovers\u000b\u000b(B) Indifference about women\u000b\u000b(C) Showy praise of women (a literary and poetic ideal)\u000b\u000b(D) Real and deep love for women\u000b\u000b6. In which year the Normans lost their native land, Normandy and began to look upon England as their home?\u000b\u000b(A) 1200\u000b\u000b(B) 1202\u000b\u000b(C) 1204\u000b\u000b(D) 1206 \u000b\u000b7. “Ah ! freedom is a noble thing.” Who is composer of this line?\u000b\u000b(A) Chaucer\u000b\u000b(B) Barbour\u000b\u000b(C) Dauglos\u000b\u000b(D) Saintsbury \u000b\u000b8. Name the poet of the following poems--\u000b\u000b(i) Sir Gawayn and the green Knight\u000b\u000b(ii) Pearl\u000b\u000b(iii) Purity\u000b\u000b(iv) Patience.\u000b\u000b(A) John Gower\u000b\u000b(B) Anonymous\u000b\u000b(C) Langland\u000b\u000b(D) Coleridge \u000b\u000b9. Which of the following is not a contemporary of Chaucer?\u000b\u000b(A) John Barbour\u000b\u000b(B) John Gower\u000b\u000b(C) John Mandeville\u000b\u000b(D) William Langland \u000b\u000b10. Which of the following four dialects was to become the standard English or The King’s English by the time of Chaucer?\u000b\u000b(A) The Northern\u000b\u000b(B) The East-Midland\u000b\u000b(C) The West-Midland\u000b\u000b(D) The Southern \u000b\u000b11. John Gower was born in the year---\u000b\u000b(A) 1335\u000b\u000b(B) 1340\u000b\u000b(C) 1345\u000b\u000b(D) Unknown \u000b\u000b12. In the social Background of the age of Chaucer, there were there medieval institutions. Which of the following is not included in them?\u000b\u000b(A) Feudalism\u000b\u000b(B) Imperialism\u000b\u000b(C) Church\u000b\u000b(D) Chivalry and Knight-errantry\u000b\u000b13. Which of the following completed the United Kingdom? It means the last conquest of....\u000b\u000b(A) Wales\u000b\u000b(B) Ireland\u000b\u000b(C) Scotland\u000b\u000b(D) England \u000b\u000b14. Which of the four following dialects was “The London Dialect”?\u000b\u000b(A) The Northern\u000b\u000b(B) The Southern\u000b\u000b(C) The East Midland\u000b\u000b(D) The West Midland \u000b\u000b15. Chaucer expresses his age---\u000b\u000b(A) Infragments\u000b\u000b(B) By particular things\u000b\u000b(C) As a whole\u000b\u000b(D) Through chivalry \u000b\u000b16. “Chaucer was not in any sense a poet of the people.” Who says like this?\u000b\u000b(A) Lowett\u000b\u000b(B) Hadow\u000b\u000b(C) Hudson\u000b\u000b(D) A.C. Ward \u000b\u000b17. Who has been called the “Prince of Plagiarists”?\u000b\u000b(A) Ifor Evans\u000b\u000b(B) Hardin Craig\u000b\u000b(C) Chaucer Geoffrey\u000b\u000b(D) Bernard Groom\u000b\u000b18. Who was called the first Protestant and the father of the English-Reformation? He may be called with equal Justice the father of English Prose -\u000b\u000b(A) Pope\u000b\u000b(B) John Wycliffe\u000b\u000b(C) John Barbour\u000b\u000b(D) Marlowe \u000b\u000b19. 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