A. An examination of life as it actually is.
B. A romantic portrayal of life.
C. An examination of the countryside versus the city.
D. A sad and depressing view of reality.
A. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle records the history of the continuity and persistence of Anglo-Saxon culture in Old English.
B. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle offers a lay person’s perspective on Anglo-Saxon history.
C. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle focuses on the courtly adventures of Anglo-Saxon English.
D. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle presents an accurate description of the Second and Third Crusades.
A. Relocate to Louisiana
B. Punish another slave
C. Abandon his faith
D. Marry another woman
A. He suggests the lack of knightly themes in Middle English poetry.
B. He alludes to an ancient Anglo-Saxon ruler.
C. He represents the link with Celtic mythology.
D. He suggests a continued tie with paganism.
A. ‘to produce’
B. ‘to develop’
C. ‘to predict’
D. All the above
A. Catholic Restoration
B. Catholic Reformation
C. Protestant Reformation
D. None of
A. Supra__segmental phonemes
B. Secondary phonemes
C. Prosodic features
D. All the above.