MCQ1: Literary style reveals the relationship between
Answer: Language and communication

MCQ2: Fundamental poetic elements includes all of below except
Answer: Imagery 

MCQ3: Medieval poets were preoccupied with which theme  
Answer: Christianity

MCQ4: Drama in the medieval period evolved from which of the following places 
Answer: England and France 

MCQ5: The earliest Secular play in the Middle ages known as the play of the Greenwood was by______
Answer: Adam de la Halk

MCQ6: One of the major differences between the Renaissance and Medieval poetry is following 
Answer: Invasions and battles 

MCQ7: The dramatic monologue form of poetic idea was developed by the Victorian poet
Answer: Roger Bacon

MCQ8: Which of the following works displayed a good use of imagery to achieve a form rich in religious and cultural aesthetics 
Answer: Beowulf 

MCQ9: The word ‘knight’ pronounced as /knict/ is an example of the English language used by Chaucer in which period 
Answer: Old English 

MCQ10: The Renaissance spirit influenced England and her people in ways which include all of the following except 
Answer: Culturally

MCQ11: 15 In what year was the ‘Ninety-five Theses’ by Martin Luther written
Answer: January 1521

MCQ12: Christopher Columbus sailed into the Atlantic on the morning of 
Answer: October 12, 1492

MCQ13: The period of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I was referred to as the ‘Elizabethan Age’ because of the following except 
Answer: She served as a patron to playwrights

MCQ14: In 1595, Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer’s Night Dream’ was performed during the marriage ceremony of 
Answer: Burleigh’s  granddaughter 

MCQ15: The English Renaissance theatre encompasses the period between 
Answer: 1562 and 1642

MCQ16: #------------------- was a Medieval Europe scientist who wrote influential treatises in Latin and French on Mathematics, Physics, Economics and Astronomy
Answer: Rabanus Maurus

MCQ17: One of the most popular authors of the early middle ages whose works are still being studied today is 
Answer: Geoffrey Chaucer

MCQ18: The first Plantagenet Monarch of England was
Answer: Stephen Blois

MCQ19: Travel literature includes all the following except 
Answer: Adventure literature 

MCQ20: An example of writers who wrote on travel literature include 
Answer: John Milton 

MCQ21: Which of the following is not a negative change of the Renaissance era 
Answer: Violence 

MCQ22: ________ and ________ greatly influenced the emerging literature of the English, which serve as instructive modem of the medieval period 
Answer: Religions and intellectual 

MCQ23: The Anglo-Saxon chronicle was also known as the
Answer: Compendium of English history

MCQ24: The lack of documentation of the early middle period was as a result of the following except
Answer: Invasions 

MCQ25: The Middle English Literature was described based on how many types
Answer: Three types

MCQ26: The Renaissance was the name given to the period after the 
Answer: Old ages

MCQ27: ____ and _________ roses were merged to form the indoor roses
Answer: White and red

MCQ28: A language displays its full potential in the________ of its people
Answer: Culture 

MCQ29: Part of the important changes of the Renaissance period include crossing of the Atlantic ocean in 1492 by 
Answer: Willian Caxton

MCQ30: King Henry Vill separated from Catholic Church and became the leader of the Church of England during which period………………….  
Answer: Renaissance period 

MCQ31: The method of printing on cloth with block printing technology began in the year 
Answer: 1200

MCQ32: Johannes Gutenberg developed the European movable type of printing technology in;
Answer: England 

MCQ33: William Caxton became the first English printer in the year
Answer: 1456

MCQ34: The Scientist who invented the theory of light and colour was 
Answer: Christopher Columbus 

MCQ35: Willian, Duke of Normandy invaded England and defeated Herald in the  
Answer: Battle of Wales 

FBQ1: During the reigh of ………………………... plays moved from church to court 
Answer: Henry of Anjou 

FBQ2: The allegorical poem ‘The owl and the Nightingale in Medieval period was concerned with the theme of …………………
Answer: Socio economic, political and church activities

FBQ3: Mystery plays were very popular during ……………………………. 
Answer: Medieval period

FBQ4: the execution of ………………… friends forms part of the setting of the Canterbury Tales 
Answer: cultural contact

FBQ5: ……………………. indicates a relationship between the Centerburg Tales and English medieval arts
Answer: The art of story telling

FBQ6: Humanism can be defined as the _________ of religion in favour of advancement of humanity 
Answer: Rejection

FBQ7: Literary humanism belongs to the humanities and _______ culture. 
Answer: Literary

FBQ8: Zeno of Elea is the inventor of the ___________. 
Answer: dialectic

FBQ9: The City of God was written by __________.
Answer: St Augustine

FBQ10:   In his Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer used literature to probe the English society of his time particularly the _______ decline of medieval England. 
Answer: Moral

FBQ11: As early as the 19th century, there was a compendium of English history known as ________ 
Answer: Anglo-Saxon chronicle

FBQ12: Drama was used by priests in the church to explain some aspect of the bible like the birth and death of _______. 
Answer: Jesus

FBQ13: ___________ literature includes written literature, adventure literature, exploration, nature writing, mountain literature etc. 
Answer: Travel

FBQ14: The beginning of the English novel can be traced to _______. 
Answer: Daniel Defoe

FBQ15: The Renaissance era brought a complete change in the _____ style of the English. 
Answer: living

FBQ16: The word medieval was borrowed from Latin language and it means __________. 
Answer: middle age

FBQ17: The medieval era placed more emphasis on religion and most writing in the era revolved around ___________ and ____________ .
Answer: God and morality

FBQ18: Everyman, a Dutch play, is an example of _______ play. 
Answer: Morality

FBQ19: The influence of the medieval era impacted heavily on the ______ language thereby bringing about a change in the language and literature of the people/ period.  
Answer: English

FBQ20: The language of communication in Europe under the rule of the Romans was _____________
Answer: Latin

FBQ21: The fall of the Roman Empire  ushered  in the ___________ era .
Answer: Medieval

FBQ22: Literature in England was shaped and influenced by _________era. 
Answer: Medieval 

FBQ23:   It was characteristic of poets to combine dramatic monologue with dialogue in their _____
Answer: poems

FBQ24: It was during the Renaissance period that  ________ Columbus discovered a new continent. 
Answer: Christopher

FBQ25: In his poem “Deity”, Edmund Spenser eulogises Queen ____________.  
Answer: Elizabeth of England

FBQ26: Edmund Spenser’s focus in “An Hymn in Honour of Beauty”, is the imprisonment of man by _______ or _______ 
Answer: Love or beauty

FBQ27: One major difference between Medieval and Renaissance poetry is that the medieval poets were more concerned with _____.
Answer: morality

FBQ28: Renaissance refers to the period after the _________ 
Answer: Middle Age

FBQ29: Alexander Pope’s An Essay On Man: Moral Essays and Satires, is an example of ____ 
Answer: Morality Essay

FBQ30: The era of Dark Age was so called because of lack of _________ and ___________ . 
Answer: material and information

FBQ31:   In medieval history, the term “Dark Ages” describes ____________.  
Answer: Medieval era

FBQ32: During the medieval era, ________ was both legal and social order of the period. 
Answer: Church

FBQ33:   Geoffrey Chaucer’s ________depicts how the brotherly love of two fellow Knights degenerated into a deadly conflict before a woman they both idealised. 
Answer: The Knights Tales

FBQ34: Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Three Estates, the characters where divided into three: those who pray, those who fight, and those who _________ . 
Answer: Work

FBQ35: Milton’s At a Vatican Exercise is a ________ poem. 
Answer: humorous