The Book of the Duchess by Chaucer is a

Which work of Chaucer bears a close resemblance to Dante's Divine Comedy

Which of the following contains passages directly taken from Chaucer

Troilus and Criseyde by Chaucer and Pindorous reveal maturity of Chaucer's narrative skills and his dexterity in handling the

The very idea of The Canterbury Tales is believed to have been taken from Boccacco's

Which of the following is considered to be the first attempt in English to use the Heroic Couplet

Who said., "Chaucer found English a dialect and left it a language"

Hudson has rightly said that under the influence of Chaucer in English poetry, the rhyme gradually displaced

Chaucer used ottava rhyma, the eight syllabic line rhyming in couplets in

In Prologue and Canterbury Tales Chaucer used

The Rhyma Royal which Chaucer used in Troilus and Criseyde is arranged in stanzas consisting ten syllabic lines and having

In the Prologue to the Canerbury Tales the fading chivlary of the Middle ages was represented by the aged Knight while the budding chivlary of the Chaucherean Times was represented by

Chaucher's physician in the Doctor of Physique was heavily dependent on

Chaucer has been criticized for presenting an incomplete picture of his times because

Who has been called the Morning Star of the Renaissance?

Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is a story of

Who has been called by Spenser as "The Well of the English Undefiled"

Chaucer introduced Heroic Couplet in English verse and invented the

One of the main drawbacks of Troilus and Criseyde is

The character of Criseyde is

Pandorus is a/an

The vision of William Concerning Piers, the plowman is the only extant poem of

The poet known entirely for Bruce, the supreme national poem of Scotland is

The poet known entirely for Bruce, the supreme national poem of Scotland is