The Canterbury Tales is the only work of Chaucer.

Chaucer, (whose) Canterbury Tales is one of the (most extraordinary) works in English, practically created, (or) at least (made it acceptable), a new language.

A．whose

B．most extraordinary

C．or

D．made it acceptable

Chaucer, (whose) Canterbury Tales is one of the (most extraordinary) works in English, practically created, (or) at least (made it acceptable), a new language.

A．whose

B．most extraordinary

C．or

D．made it acceptable

Chaucer, (whose) Canterbury Tales is one of the (most extraordinary) works in English, practically created, (or) at least (made it acceptable), a new language.

A．whose

B．most extraordinary

C．or

D．made it acceptable

Which of the following works is NOT written by Geoffrey Chaucer?

A．The House of Fame.

B．The Canterbury Tales.

C．Piers the Plowman.

D．Troilus and Criseyde.

______is the most important work of Geoffrey Chaucer, the father of English poetry.

A．The Legend of Good Women

B．The Romaunt of the Rose

C．The Parliament of Fowles

D．The Canterbury Tales

Compare Chaucer s The Canterbury Tales with Old English poetry and the works of other Middle English poets to illustrate that Chaucer is the first realistic writer in English literature.

Canterbury Tales was written by ______.

A．Geoffrey Chaucer

B．Martin Luther

C．William Langland

D．John Gower

How did Chaucer" s creative work reflect the changes of the English society in the second half of the 14th century? How much was Chaucer influenced by foreign authors such as Dante or Boccaccio? What are some of the significances of such influences?

Who is the "Father of English Poetry"?

A．William Shakespeare.

B．Geoffrey Chaucer.

C．William Wordsworth.

D．John Milton.

Which of the following was written by Geoffrey Chaucer?

A.Pygmalion

B.Hamlet

C.Beowulf

D.The Canterbury Tales