Old En. The Age of Chaucer Age of Revival Elizabethan Age Jacobean Age Caroline Age Puritan Age Restoration Age Augustan Age Age of Sensibility Romantic Age Victorian Age Edwardian Age Modern Age Postmodern Age
Indian Roman German Rusian African American Greek Australian Canadian
Famous Line Pulitzer Prize Noble Prize Booker Prize Pen Name Poets Laureate Autobi-Trilogy-Bible Father & famous female cha monarch/events/Theatres One Liner Event First in Literature Sonnet Sequence Opening Lines Contact Contact
PYQ Part 1 one liner Eng. Lit History Book English Literature books
Maugham Robert Frost, Edgar Allan Poe G. B. shaw / Leo Tolstoy Aphra Behn/Ben Jonson/ Keats Richard Steele Mikhail Bakhti Geoffrey Chaucer C. S. Peirce Thomas Malory Jane Austen / Lord Byron Coleridge W. Congreve/ I. A. Richards John Lyly S. Richardson/T. S. Eliot Wordsworth Privacy Policy Privacy Policy Privacy Policy Privacy Policy Privacy Policy Privacy Policy
A Passage TO India Look Back In Anger/ Paradise Lost/Frankestein top 10 Summaries
November 2017 December 2019 June 2019 December 2018
General MCQs December 2018 Privacy Policy
Webinar 1

Monday 11 2025

William Langland

Anglo-Saxon & Middle English Quiz

Quiz: Geoffrey Chaucer

1. William Langland is traditionally credited as the author of which Middle English poem?




2. Piers Plowman is written in which verse form?




3. Piers Plowman is an example of which medieval literary genre?




4. Which character acts as the dreamer and narrator in Piers Plowman?




5. In Piers Plowman, the visions are traditionally divided into sections called?




6. The main theme of Piers Plowman is?




7. Piers Plowman survives in how many main versions?




8. The A, B, and C texts of Piers Plowman are thought to represent?




9. Piers Plowman uses which dialect of Middle English?




10. The character Piers is often interpreted as a symbol of?




11. Which allegorical figure guides Will in the search for Truth?




12. Piers Plowman criticizes which institution most strongly?




13. The poem blends social satire with?




14. Which historical event influenced the social critique in Piers Plowman?




15. Langland’s work is often compared to that of which contemporary poet?




16. In the allegory, Lady Meed represents?




17. The quest for the “Three Lives” in Piers Plowman refers to?




18. Langland’s date of birth is usually placed around?




19. Piers Plowman ends with which apocalyptic event?




20. The social vision of Piers Plowman influenced which later uprising?




at

No comments:

Post a Comment

If You have any doubts, Please let me know

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)