123
82.6k
Chapter:

20+ Britannia rules the waves Solved MCQs

in Evolution of Literary Movements The Shapers of Destiny

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in English (BA English) .

Chapters

Chapter: Britannia rules the waves
1.

Which system ended with the end of the War of the Roses?

A. The military system
B. The feudal system
C. The religious system
D. The social system
Answer» A. The military system
2.

Which dynasty laid the foundation of England as a commercial power?

A. The Stuart Dynasty
B. The Tudor Dynasty
C. The Plantagenets
D. The Celts
Answer» B. The Tudor Dynasty
3.

Which Act insisted that English ships should be manned only by English soldiers?

A. The Navigation Act of 1400
B. The Navigation Act of 1425
C. The Navigation Act of 1485
D. The Navigation Act of 1490
Answer» C. The Navigation Act of 1485
4.

Which movement sparked the spirit of knowledge in 16th century Europe?

A. Humanism
B. Renaissance
C. Reformation
D. Lutherism
Answer» B. Renaissance
5.

Which country was considered as the Cradle of the Renaissance?

A. Germany
B. Italy
C. England
D. Spain
Answer» B. Italy
6.

The La Pieta is a sculpture by

A. Leonardo da Vinci
B. Michelangelo
C. Raphael
D. Bernini
Answer» B. Michelangelo
7.

During Henry VII’s reign, there was a free market for English cloth at

A. Dublin
B. Flanders
C. Kent
D. Paris
Answer» B. Flanders
8.

Erasmus dedicated Encomium Moriae to

A. Dean John Colet
B. Petrarch
C. Thomas More
D. Francis Bacon
Answer» C. Thomas More
9.

Erasmus, Dean Colet and Thomas More were known as

A. Oxford Reformers
B. Cambridge Reformers
C. Oxford Elders
D. Utopians
Answer» A. Oxford Reformers
10.

Utopia was written by

A. Dean Colet
B. Erasmus
C. Thomas More
D. Francis Bacon
Answer» C. Thomas More
11.

Which invention was the biggest reason for the Reformation to flourish?

A. Book Keeping
B. Printing
C. Translations
D. Writing
Answer» B. Printing
12.

When did Vasco da Gama reach Calicut?

A. 1468
B. 1478
C. 1488
D. 1498
Answer» D. 1498
13.

Who was called the Hammer of the Monks?

A. Thomas Wolsey
B. Thomas Cromwell
C. Henry VIII
D. John Foxe
Answer» B. Thomas Cromwell
14.

Who wrote ‘Book of Martyrs’?

A. John Foxe
B. John Knox
C. John Fielding
D. Philip Sidney
Answer» A. John Foxe
15.

Who was the unmarried Queen of England?

A. Mary Tudor
B. Elizabeth I
C. Catherine
D. Anne
Answer» B. Elizabeth I
16.

Who was the famous pirate who was loyal to Queen Elizabeth?

A. Francis Walsingham
B. Francis Drake
C. William Cecil
D. John Knox
Answer» B. Francis Drake
17.

About what did the English sailors say that ‘Twelve of Her Majesty’s ships were a match for all the galleys in the King’s service’.

A. Golden Hind
B. Spanish Armada
C. The Battle of Gravelines
D. Mayflower
Answer» B. Spanish Armada
18.

Which period of English history is known as a ‘nest of singing birds’?

A. The Stuart Period
B. The Elizabethan Age
C. The Victorian Age
D. The Modern Age
Answer» B. The Elizabethan Age
19.

Astrophel and Stella has ..... number of sonnets.

A. 100
B. 108
C. 118
D. 128
Answer» B. 108
20.

The Shepherd’s Calendar is dedicated to

A. Spenser
B. Sidney
C. Shakespeare
D. Marlowe
Answer» B. Sidney
21.

Who wrote Principal Navigations, Voyages and Discoveries of the English Nation?

A. Spenser
B. Sidney
C. Haklyut
D. Bacon
Answer» C. Haklyut
22.

Who wrote Edward II?

A. Shakespeare
B. Marlowe
C. Nashe
D. Kyd
Answer» B. Marlowe
23.

Who wrote The Spanish Tragedy?

A. Shakespeare
B. Marlowe
C. Nashe
D. Kyd
Answer» D. Kyd
24.

Who was the famous conspirator in the Gunpowder Plot?

A. Marlowe
B. Guy Fawkes
C. Bacon
D. Jonson
Answer» B. Guy Fawkes
25.

When did the Civil War between Charles I and the Parliament begin?

A. 1600
B. 1620
C. 1640
D. 1642
Answer» D. 1642

Done Studing? Take A Test.

Great job completing your study session! Now it's time to put your knowledge to the test. Challenge yourself, see how much you've learned, and identify areas for improvement. Don’t worry, this is all part of the journey to mastery. Ready for the next step? Take a quiz to solidify what you've just studied.