English Literature 1

The poem that may be called the foundation-stone of all British poetry is called

• Robin Hood
• Beowulf
• Romeo and Juliet
• The Canterbury Tales

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Three languages were used during the 7th-14th centuries except 

• English
• French
• Greek
• Latin

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The Canterbury Tales were written by

• Cynewulf
• John Wyclif
• William Langland
• Geoffrey Chaucer

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The stories about Robin Hood were by genre

• poems
• ballads
• novels
• tales

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CCSS.RL.11-12.12

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CCSS.RL.9-10.10

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Sir Thomas More wrote the work

• Paradise Lost
• Gulliver's Travels
• The Canterbury Tales
• Utopia

The Renaissance perion in Britain lasted in the

•  15-16 centuries
• 14-17 centuries
• 12-13 centuries
• 17-18 centuries

William Shakesreare was born in

• 1675
• 1289
• 1564
• 1432

William Shakespeare did not write 

• Twelfth Night
• The Mercahnt of Venice
• Antony and Cleopatra
• The Silent Woman

William Shakespeare wrote ... love poems

• 146
• 154
• 183
• 131

One of the main heroes in this poem was Satan

• Beowulf
• Hamlet
• Utopia
• Paradise Lost