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Between which sets of dates did Chaucer live ?  \n- 1340-1400  \n2. Chaucer lived during the reigns of :  \n-Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV  \n3. Who of the following was the closest contemporary of Chaucer ?  \n-William Langland  \n4. The Hundred Years' War began in the :  \n-14th Century  \n5. The Hundred Year's War was fought between :  \n-England and France  \n6. Caedmon and Cynewulf were two famous poets. They were :  \n-Chaucer's predecessors  \n7. Beowulf is the most important Anglo-Saxon literary work. It is  \n-an epic  \n8. Who is the author of Beowulf?  \n-Anonymous  \n9. In which century did Norman Conquest take place ?  \n-11th Century  \n10. Black Death is the name given to  \n- The epidemic of plague that occurred in Chaucer's Age  \n11. The War of Roses figures in the works of  \n-Shakespeare  \n12. Who of the following is called 'the morning star of the Reformation' ?  \n-John Wycliffe  \n13. How many pilgrims in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales are going on the pilgrimage ?  \n-29  \n14. How many pilgrims in the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales represent the military profession?-3  \n15. How many ecclesiastical characters are portrayed in the Prologue ?  \n-8  \n16. What is the name of the Inn where the pilgrims assemble for the night ?  \n-Tabard Inn  \n17. It is believed that the Host at the Inn was a real man. What is the real name of the Host at the Inn?  \n-Harry Bailly  \n18. To which shrine are the pilgrims going ?  \n-Shrine of St. Thomas Becket at Canterbury  \n19. How many women characters figure in the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales ?  \n-3  \n20. One of the Tales in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales isin prose. Which of these ?  \n-The Parson's Tale  \n21. One of the portraits in the Prologue is that of Wife of Bath. What is Bath ?  \n-The name of the town to which she belonged  \n22. \"He was as fresh as the month of May. \" This line occurs in the Prologue. Whom does this line refer to ?  \n-The Squire  \n23. Who is the author of Troylus and Cryseyde ?  \n-Chaucer  \n24. Who is the author of Piers the Plowman ?  \n-William Langland  \n25. ––– was a prominant prose writer of the AngloSaxon period,  \n-Venerable Bede  \n26. ––––– is Chaucer's prose work?  \n-Treatise on the Astrolabe  \n27. The War of Roses was fought between :  \n-The House of York and The House of Lancaster  \n28. The legend of \"King Arthur and His Knights of  \nthe Round Table\" was first related in :  \n-Layamon's Brut  \n29. –––– of Chaucer does not belong to Chaucer's'Italian period ?  \n-Canterbury Tales  \n30. Chaucer was not indebted for his sources to ––––  \n-Homer  \n31. Who were Lollards ?  \n-The followers of Wycliffe  \n32. Wyclif's Bible is a translation of :  \n-Latin Texts  \n33. John Wycliffe was the first to render the Bible into English. In which year did he do so ?  \n-1380  \n34. The Piers the Plowman is a series of visions seen by its author Langland. What was the first vision that he saw ?  \n-The Vision of a 'Field Full of Folks'  \n35. –––– wrote a famous poem mourning the death of Chaucer ?  \n-Occlevein The Governail of Princes  \n36. Sir Thomas Malory's famous Morte de Arthur was written in :  \n-1470  \n37. Caxton was the first to set up a printing press in England. In which year did he set up the press ?-1476  \n38. Which of the following is the earliest version of the Bible ?  \n-William Tyndale's English New Testament  \n39. Tottle's Miscellany is a famous anthology of'Songs and Sonnets'. Whose songs and sonnets are predominant in it ?  \n-Wyatt and Surrey  \n40. Thomas Mores' Utopia was first written in Latin in  \n1516. In which year was it rendered into English ?-1551  \n41. Roister Doister is believed to be the first regular comedy in English. Who wrote it ?  \n-Nicholas Udall  \n42. Gorboduc is believed tobe the first regular tragedy in English. Who wrote it ?  \n-Sackville and Norton in collaboration  \n43. Chaucer's Physician in the Doctor of Physique was heavily dependent upon  \n-Astrology  \n44. 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