Challenger App

No.1 PSC Learning App

1M+ Downloads
The poetry written in the vernacular Anglo-Saxon is known as ?

AOld English

BNew English

CMiddle English

DNone of the above

Answer:

A. Old English

Read Explanation:

  • The poetry written in the vernacular AngloSaxon, known also as Old English, included Beowulf (eighth century), the greatest of Germanic epic poems.


Related Questions:

What political ideals does The Faerie Queene initially support?
According to Emerson, 'Trust.................. every heart beats to that iron string.
Who wrote the famous line, ' A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER'?
Name the Shakespearean critic who argues that Macbeth begins "by unleashing the terrible threat of destructive maternal power and demonstrates the helplessness of its central male figure before that power".
The theme of the 'Byronic hero,' a brooding, rebellious, and often tormented character, became prominent in the literature of this period. Which Gothic novel prominently features such a character?