What does the Renaissance mean?

_____is a short poem that expresses a poet`s personal emotions and thoughts in a song like style

1. 
   the lyric
   
2. 
   the song
   
3. 
   the poem
   
4. 
   the sonnet
   

The first major work of English literature is…

1. 
   “Elena”
   
2. 
   “Juliana”
   
3. 
   “Beowulf”
   
4. 
   “Anglo-Saxon Chronicle”
   

Who was Aphra Behn?

1. 
   Protestant from the Netherlands
   
2. 
   First woman to earn a living from playwriting
   
3. 
   First woman actress
   
4. 
   the first professional female novelist in England
   

Medieval romance is…

1. 
   a funny metrical short story about cunning humbugs and the unfaithful wives of rich merchants.
   
2. 
   a short story about supernatural or extraordinary persons or incidents.
   
3. 
   a long narrative in verse or prose telling of the adventures of a hero
   
4. 
   a popular literary form, comes from unlettered people
   

W. Shakespeare died in ____

1. 
   1615
   
2. 
   1616
   
3. 
   1618
   
4. 
   1620
   

88. 
    During the wars of Roses W. Caxton set up the first printing press in London in:
    
    1. 
       1475
       
    2. 
       1476
       
    3. 
       1486
       
    4. 
       1485
       

89. 
    Who is the author of the poem “Shepherd’s Calendar” (1579)?
    
    1. 
       F. Bacon
       
    2. 
       Th. More
       
    3. 
       E. Spenser
       
    4. 
       R. Hooker
       
90. 
    Chaucer`s poetry is generally divided into …
    
    1. 
       three periods
       
    2. 
       four periods
       
    3. 
       two periods
       
    4. 
       five period
       
91. 
    It is the author’s statement of purpose, philosophy, or attitude in life.
    

1. 
   heme
   
2. 
   Motif
   
3. 
   Symbolism
   
4. 
   Point of view
   

92. 
    It is the author’s unique way of choosing words.
    

1. 
   symbolism
   
2. 
   style
   
3. 
   theme
   
4. 
   point of view
   

93. 
    A brief narrative that focuses on one situation and involves two or three characters.
    

1. 
   theme
   
2.