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1. Who is called Earliest English poet?

a) Caedmon
b) William Wordsworth
c) Shakespeare
d) Roger bacon
Answer: Caedmon

2. Who is called father of English?

a) Caedmon
b) William Wordsworth
c) Venerable Bede
d) Shakespeare
Answer: Venerable Bede

3. Who wrote "The Juliana"?

a) John Keats
b) William Shakespeare
c) Cynewulf
d) Caedmon
Answer: Cynewulf

4. What does it mean by"Nick of time"

a) free time
b) Spare time
c) Suitable time
d) None of these
Answer: Suitable time

5. Who is Called "Doctor of the church"?

a) Venerable Bede
b) Chaucer
c) Roger bacon
d) Thomas Barth
Answer: Venerable Bede

6. When Renaissance(golden period )age Started?

a) 1500-1660
b) 1558-1603
c) 1603-1625
d) 1625-1649
Answer: 1558-1603

7. Who is called King of Wassex?

a) Thomas more
b) Roger bacon
c) Alfred
d) Shakespeare
Answer: Alfred

8. Who wrote "The Wife's Complaint"?

a) Alfred
b) Chaucer
c) Cynewulf
d) Beowulf
Answer: Beowulf

9. Who is Called The first English printer?

a) Beowulf
b) Cynewulf
c) William Caxton
d) Alfred
Answer: William Caxton

10. Who is Called "Father of English prose"?

a) Chaucer
b) G.B.Shaw
c) William Wordsworth
d) John Wycliff
Answer: John Wycliff

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