Though Middle English was widely spoken in fourteenth-century England, the English language was rarely employed in literature until poet Geoffrey Chaucer helped pioneer its literary use. ______ his manuscripts contain the first documented uses of over 2,000 English words—like the word “princess” in his 1385 poem “The Knight’s Tale”—which led a contemporary to dub him “the first finder of our fair language.”23 Mark For ReviewWhich choice completes the text with the most logical transition?A) That being said,B) Indeed,C) However,D) Besides,

Though Middle English was widely spoken in fourteenth-century England, the English language was rarely employed in literature until poet Geoffrey Chaucer pioneered its literary use

Chaucer as the creator of the English literary language.

Which literary format did Chaucer use to write The Canterbury Tales?

Geoffrey of Monmouth is credited as the originator of the literary persona of King Arthur. This is based on his tome titled "History of the Kings of Britain" ______________ around the 1130's C.E. This text, while not entirely correct or true, particularly in reference to earlier kings of Britain, does however, fully establish King Arthur as an important figure in British history.20Mark for ReviewABCWhich choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?Awhich has been writtenUndoBwhich was writtenBCwhich is writtenUndoDwhich had been written

10)Many people are familiar with the literary works of J.R.R. Tolkien, such as The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. Tolkien was known for creating rich, intricate fantasy worlds in his novels, which often featured themes of heroism and courage. Fewer people, however, are aware that Tolkien was a professor of Anglo-Saxon and Medieval English at Oxford University, and that he incorporated elements of those languages and historical periods into his works. Thus, those who read Tolkien’s novels without this knowledge ______ Which choice most logically completes the text?IFRPRAEN-010may not appreciate the extent to which his writing reflects the political climate of his time.may not recognize the influence that his academic background had on his literary works.may mistakenly believe that his literary works are grounded in historical fact.may underestimate the impact that the works of other fantasy authors had on his writing.