Edmund Spenser wrote what famous text ?
Correct answer: B. "The Faerie Queen"
- A. "Paradise Lost"
- B. "The Faerie Queen"
- C. "The Prelude"
- D. "Canterbury Tales"
Explanation
Edmund Spenser wrote The Faerie Queene, an extended allegorical poem celebrating the virtues of Elizabethan England. Paradise Lost belongs to Milton, The Prelude to Wordsworth, and The Canterbury Tales to Chaucer.
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