Understanding 'Gwane and the Green Knight'

What is the significance of 'Gwane and the Green Knight' in medieval literature?

• It is a modern fantasy novel.

• It is a part of the Arthurian cycle.

• It was written by J.R.R. Tolkien.

• It is a scientific manuscript.

Who was responsible for preserving the only manuscript of 'Gwane and the Green Knight'?

• J.R.R. Tolkien

• Geoffrey Chaucer

• Robert Cotton

• William Shakespeare

Why was 'Gwane and the Green Knight' slow to gain recognition?

• It was banned by the British Library.

• It was only available in a single manuscript.

• It was not considered a part of the Arthurian cycle.

• It was written in a foreign language.

What did Tolkien say about 'Gwane and the Green Knight' in his book 'Monsters and the Critics'?

• It was written by Shakespeare.

• It is not as good as Chaucer's works.

• It has mythic magnetism and deep roots in the past.

• It is a modern fantasy novel.

How did the printed edition of 1839 affect 'Gwane and the Green Knight'?

• It decreased its popularity.

• It was banned from libraries.

• It was rewritten by Tolkien.

• It led to its widespread appeal and recognition.