Kalama Das was awarded Kerala Sahitya Academy Award in the year

Which Indian English poet is described by the critics as the "femme fatale" of Indo Anglian Poetry?

The Abby theatre was opened in ..............

Who is known as Lady of Christ?

Milton was a well - known puritan poet of which century?

Who wrote the following works?

• Hamlet

• King Lear

• Macbeth

Choose a historical play by Shakespeare:

There are ................... to Shakespeare's credits

What was Thomas Malory's notable prose romance ?

What is the period of Anglo-Norman?

The span from 1100 to 1350 is sometimes discriminated as the Anglo-Norman Period because ..................

When did William conquer England ?

When did Anglo-Saxons begin to develop written literature?

When was the The Romantic Period in English literature?

When was the Neoclassical period in English literature?

Choose the correct ones related to the Renaissance

Elizabethan Age	1625–1649
Jacobean Age	1603–1625
Caroline Age	1558–1603
Commonwealth Period (or Puritan Interregnum) -	1649–1660

Match the correct ones related to the Middle Ages.

Marie de France	Erec et Enide
Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun	Lais
Chrétien de Troyes	Roman de la Rose
This was the age of Chaucer and	John Gower

Choose the correct statement about the middle English period

1. The four and a half centuries between the Norman Conquest in 966, which effected radical changes in the language, life, and culture of England, and about 1500, when the standard literary language (deriving from the dialect of the London area) had become recognizably “modern English”—that is, close enough to the language we speak and write to be intelligible to a present-day reader.
2. The four and a half centuries between the Norman Conquest in 2000, which effected radical changes in the language, life, and culture of England, and about 1500, when the standard literary language (deriving from the dialect of the London area) had become recognizably “modern English”—that is, close enough to the language we speak and write to be intelligible to a present-day reader.
3. The four and a half centuries between the Norman Conquest in 1066, which effected radical changes in the language, life, and culture of England, and about 1500, when the standard literary language (deriving from the dialect of the London area) had become recognizably “modern English”—that is, close enough to the language we speak and write to be intelligible to a present-day reader.

Who instituted the AngloSaxon Chronicle ?

The poetry written in the vernacular Anglo-Saxon is known as ?

What is the period of Old English?