1.In which year did Geoffrey Chaucer first serve as a member of the English Parliament?
2.Which renowned medieval work is famous for depicting the mysteries of the afterlife?
3.By what means did Henry II, the inaugural Plantagenet monarch of England, come to control extensive territories in southern France?
4.Who initiated a conflict in 1336 to assert his right to the French crown?
5.Which poet or poets from the 12th century drew inspiration from Breton storytellers for their tales?
6.Which historical conflict was triggered by the untimely death of King Henry V?
7.Originally, what did the term 'roman,' which later gave rise to the literary genre called 'romance,' refer to?
8.How many children did Geoffrey Chaucer have?
9.What do the literary styles of The Owl and the Nightingale and Ancrene Riwle indicate about the audience of poetry and prose around 1200?
10.What does the term 'vellum' refer to?
11.In Old English poetry, the terms "whale-road" to represent the sea and "life-house" to mean the body are examples of which literary device?
12.Which legendary figure first appeared in Celtic myths and later became a prominent character in French, English, and German literary traditions?
13.During the Anglo-Norman period in England, which of the following languages was not spoken alongside the others?
14.In what year was Geoffrey Chaucer taken prisoner by the French?
15.Which of the following accurately describes Julian of Norwich?
16.From whom was Chaucer legally freed of charges related to rape and abduction through a deed dated May 1, 1380?
17.Which language contributed new words to English vocabulary starting around the Norman Conquest of 1066?
18.Who initiated the invasion and takeover of southwestern Britain approximately in the year 450?
19.A significant number of medieval manuscripts have been lost due to destruction during which historical event?
20.Which poets from the 12th century drew inspiration from Breton storytellers for their tales?