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নেতাজি ওপেন ইউনিভার্সিটির আসন্ন ফাইনাল এক্সাম সাহায্যের জন্য আগের কোশ্চেন ব্যাংক এর সমস্ত উত্তর Year Wise পিডিএফ আকারে বিনামূল্যে দেয়া হলো-
(ভুল ত্রুটি ক্ষমা মার্জনীয়)
N.B- যে যার সাবজেক্ট কোড অনুযায়ী পিডিএফ গুলো ডাউনলোড করে নেবেন।
ইতিমধ্যে জেনে গেছো নতুন কোন কোশ্চেন ব্যাংক পাবলিশ করছেনা ইউনিভার্সিটি তাই কোশ্চেন ব্যাংক এর উত্তর ছাড়াও এক্সট্রা করে নোট পড়াশোনা করতে হবে তাই কিছু নোটস দেয়া হলো
EEG 1 NOTES
1. Between which sets of dates did Chaucer live?
(A) 1340-1400
(B) 1345-1400
(C) 1348-1400
(D) 1349-1400
2. Chaucer lived during the reigns of:
(A) Edward III and Richard II
(B) Edward III and Henry IV
(C) Richard II and Henry IV
(D) Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV
3. Who of the following was the closest contemporary of Chaucer?
(A) John Gower
(B) William Langland
(C) Wyclif
(D) John Barbour
4. The Hundred Years' War began in the:
(A) 11th Century
(B) 12th Century
(C) 13th Century
(D) 14th Century
5. The Hundred Year's War was fought between:(A) England and the Romans
(B) The Romans and the Saxons
(C) England and France
(D) The Greeks and the Romans
6. Caedmon and Cynewulf were two famous poets. They were:
(A) Chaucer's contemporaries
(B) Chaucer's predecessors
(C) Chaucer's successors
(D) Not definitely known
7. Beowulf is the most important Anglo-Saxon literary work. It is:
(A) an epic
(B) a collection of ballads
(C) a romance
(D) a history of the Anglo-Saxon period
8. Who is the author of Beowulf?
(A) Caedmon
(B) Cynewulf
(C) John Gower
(D) None of these
9. In which century did Norman Conquest take place?
(A) 10th Century
(B) 11th Century
(C) 12th Century
(D) 13th Century
10. Black Death is the name given to:
(A) the great Famine that occurred in Chaucer's Age
(B) the epidemic of plague that occurred in Chaucer's Age
(C) the epidemic of Cholera that broke out in Chaucer's Age(D) a mysterious epidemic that swept over England in Chaucer's Age
11. The War of Roses figures in the works of:
(A) Chaucer
(B) Langland
(C) Shakespeare
(D) Gower
12. Who of the following is called 'the morning star of the Reformation'?
(A) John Wyclif
(B) Chaucer
(C) Langland
(D) Gower
13. How many pilgrims in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales are going on the pilgrimage?
(A) 27
(B) 29
(C) 30
(D) 31
14. How many pilgrims in the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales represent the military
profession?
(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4
15. How many ecclesiastical characters are portrayed in the Prologue ?
(A) 5
(B) 6
(C) 7
(D) 8
16. What is the name of the Inn where the pilgrims assemble for the night?(A) Southwark Inn
(B) Temple Inn
(C) Tabard Inn
(D) St. Becket Inn
17. It is believed that the Host at the Inn was a real man. What is the real name of
the Host at the Inn?
(A) Henry Bailly
(B) Harry Bailly
(C) Homey Bailly
(D) Hoary Bailly
18. To which shrine are the pilgrims going?
(A) Shrine of St. Agnes at Canterbury
(B) Shrine of St. Lucas of Jerusalem
(C) Shrine of St. Thomas a' Becket at Canterbury
(D) Shrine of St. Mark in Southwark
19. How many women characters figure in the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales?
(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4
20. One of the Tales in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is in prose. Which of these?
(A) The Pardoner's Tale
(B) The Parson's Tale
(C) The Monk's Tale
(D) The Knight's Tale
