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1. Geoffrey Chaucer is considered to be the greatest writer of: a) the Middle English period; b) the Old English period; c) the Early English period; d) the Late English period; 2. «The Canterbury Tales» became one of the most popular: a) poems of its day; b) songs of its day; c) stories of its day; d) riddles of its day; 3. «The Canterbury Tales» were important for the development of: a) Celtic poetry; b) French poetry; c) German poetry; d) English poetry;
Unit 3. The Renaissance (1500-1650) Choose the right answer. 1.The Renaissance began to develop: a) in Italy; b) in France; c) in Russia; d) in England; 2. The Renaissance is the rebirth of: a) economy; b) music; c) poetry; d) scholarship based on classical learning and philosophy; 3. The Renaissance period in England may be divided into: a) two parts; b) three parts; c) four parts; d) five parts; 4.The Height of the Renaissance was under: a) the reign Henry VIII; b) the reign Mary; c) Elizabeth 1; d) Charles 1; 5.The greatest of the Puritan poets was: a) John Milton; b) Geoffrey Chaucer; c) Bede; d) Ben Jonson; 6.In Elizabethan England the most popular poetic form was: a) ballade; b) sonnet; c) song; d) drama written in blank verse; 7.Globe theatre belonged to: a) Christopher Marlowe; b) William Shakespeare; c) Edmund Spencer; d) Philip Sidney; Unit 5. The Romantics (1780-1830) Choose the right answer 1.The Romantic Age is a term used to describe life and literature in England: a) in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries; b) in the late nineteenth and early twentieth; c) in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth; d) in the late eleventh and early twelfth; 2.In general, the romantic writers placed: a) the religious, rather than the individual, at the center of their vision; b) the individual, rather than the society, at the center of their vision; c) the society, rather than the individual, at the center of their vision; d) the individual, rather than the religious, at the center of their vision; 3.The Industrial Revolution involved the changes that took place in England: a) in agriculture; b) in literature; c) in industry; d) from an agricultural to an industrial society and from home manufacturing to factory production; 4. The Romantic Age in England was a part of a movement that affected: a) all the countries of the Western World; b) the USA; c) the Northern Ireland; d) Australia; 5.Robert Burns was interested in: a) in scientific fiction; b) in publicist style; c) in authentic folk songs ; d) in comedy; 6. Robert Burns is the national poet of: a) the USA; b) Scotland; c) England; d) Wales;
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