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Who was the 'father of poetry' in English Literature?
Ans. Geoffrey Chaucer
When Chaucer died in?
Ans. 1400
'If Chaucer is the father of English poetry, he is the grandfather of English fiction.'
Who expressed this opinion?
Ans. G. K. Chesterton.
Who introduced the heroic couplet into English verse and inverted the rhyme royal?
Ans. Chaucer
In which tale of Chaucer, a daughter is killed by her father?
Ans. The Physician's Tale
In Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales' which tale deals with two young Theban warriors ?
Ans. The Night Tale
In which story of Canterbury Tales the character of Griselda appears ?
Ans. The Clerk's Tale
Chaucer's first attempt in English to use the heroic couplet occurs in -
Ans. 'The Legend of Good Women
Chaucer has been hailed as-
Ans. 'The morning star of Renaissance'
The Book of Duchess is a/an-
Ans. allegory
Chaucerian seven line stanza is also known as-
Ans. Rime Royal
'The Vision of William Concerning Piers the Plowman' is written by-
Ans. William Langland
'Piers the Plowman' is a/an-
Ans. allegory on human life
John Gower wrote his first poem 'Speculum Meditantis' in-
Ans. French
John Gower wrote his second poem 'Vox Clamantis' in-
Ans. Latin
John Gower's third poem 'Confessio Amantis' in -
Ans. English
Wycliff's translation of the Bible appeared in -
Ans. 1380
John Wycliff is called-
Ans. 'The morning star of Reformation'
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The Peasants' revolt' began in-
Ans. 1381
The War of Roses took place during the period -
Ans. 1455-1485
Who are known as 'Lollards'?
Ans. John Wycliff and his followers
The Peasants' Revolt' is also known as -
Ans. Tyler's Rebellion
Caxton sets up printing press at Westminister in-
Ans. 1476
The first book printed in England was-
Ans. 'The Dictes and Sayengis of Philosophers'
The Mystery Plays dealt with-
Ans. Biblical theme
Who is known as the most gifted writer of Interlude?
Ans. John Heywood
Who restored Roman Catholicism in England?
Ans. Queen Elizabeth I
The reign-period of Queen Elizabeth I is-
Ans. 1558-1603
'Voyages and Discoveries' has been written by-
Ans. Hakluyt
'Songs ans Sonnet' known as Tottle's Miscellany, appeared in-
Ans. 1557
Who introduced sonnet first time in English Poetry?
Ans. Wyatt and Surrey
'Astrophel and Stella' was written by-
Ans. Sydney
'Arcadia' is a - Ans. Romance
Who wrote 'Epithalamion' ?
Ans. Spenser
Epithalamion' commemorates the occasion of -
Ans. Spenser's marriage with Elizabeth Boyle
Who is the central character in 'The Faeries Queen'?
Ans. Prince Arthur
'Amoretti is a collection of ----- sonnets.
Ans. 84 Sonnets
The twelve knight in 'The Faerie Queen' represents twelve-
Ans. Virtues
Thomas Moore's 'Utopia' was published in -
Ans. 1516
'Utopia' is described as - Ans.
Ans. 'the prologue to the Renaissance'
Which is the first important treatise on education?
Ans. 'The School Master'
The third edition of Bacon's Essays containing 58 essays appeared in -
Ans. 1625
'The Unfortunate Traveller or The Life of Jack Wilton' is written by -
Ans. Thomas Nashe, it is the first picaresque novel in English.
Who wrote the first revenge tragedy?
Ans. Ben Johnson
Marlow's blank verse is also known as-
Ans. Mighty Line
Who coined the phrase 'Marlowe's Mighty Line' ?
Ans. Ben Johnson
The first Folio edition of Shakespeare's plays was printed in-
Ans. 1623
The name of Shakespeare's birth place is -
Ans. Sratford-upon-Avon
The sub-title of Shakespeare's ' The Twelfth Night' is -
Ans. What you Will
Shakespeare's 'All's Well That Ends Well' is called a -
Ans. problem comedy
'The Advancement of Learning' was written by-
Ans. Sir Francis Bacon
"If music be the food of love, play on"
The line is taken from-
Ans. The Twelfth Night
'Dido, the Queen of Carthage' was written by-
Ans. Christopher Marlowe
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