Medieval Romance

What is the theme of romances?

• The search romantic love

• The search for courtly love

• The search for glory

• The search for adventures

  
  

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Common sources for Chivalric Romances were:

• The deeds of outlaws

• British legends about the mythical king Arthur

• Border fights for power

• Legends of old Anglo-Saxon heroes

  
  

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Themes covered 'Chivalric romance' include________________

• adventures of knights

• courtly love

• heroic qualities of knights

• all are correct

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An adventure tale with extravagant characters, exotic places, heroic events, passionate love, and supernatural forces. 

• epic saga

• odessey

• romantic trilogy

• medieval romance

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What is a common characteristic of medieval romance literature?

• A) Realistic settings

• B) Supernatural elements

• C) Modern themes

• D) Scientific explanations

Which of the following is a typical setting for a medieval romance?

• A) A futuristic city

• B) A medieval castle

• C) A modern-day office

• D) An ancient Greek temple

In medieval romance, what role does the hero often play?

• A) A villain

• B) A knight on a quest

• C) A merchant

• D) A scientist

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Which of the following is NOT a theme commonly found in medieval romance?

• A) Courtly love

• B) Chivalry

• C) Space exploration

• D) Adventure

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What is the primary focus of a medieval romance narrative?

• A) Scientific discovery

• B) Political intrigue

• C) The journey and growth of a hero

• D) Economic development

Which literary device is frequently used in medieval romance?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Hyperbole

• C) Allegory

• D) Alliteration