1- All children's literature begins with…………..
a- spoken stories
b- songs
c- poems
d- all the above
2- The earliest written folk-type tales included the …………. from India. Which was composed about 200AD.
a- Orbis Pictus
b- Panchatantra
c- Struwwelpeter
3- The oldest collection of stories for children in the world is ……
a- Orbis Pictus
b- Panchatantra
c- Struwwelpeter
4- The source stories for The Arabian Nights, originally from……….. before 50BC.
a- Germany
b- Latin and German
c- India
5- The tale of The Asurik Tree, which dates back at least 3,000 years in …………….
a- Persia
b- Germany
c- India
6- The author of the Iliad and the Odyssey is ……………….
a- Joyce
b- Homer
c- Harry
7- …… …………. contributed to the development of all Western literature , including children's literature.
a- Joyce
b- Homer
c- Harry
8- In Imperial China, Storytelling may have reached its peak during the ……………… from 960-1279 AD.
a- Gong Dynasty
b- Song Dynasty
c- Bong Dynasty
9- The first developed of the thought about children and European Medieval literature from the writings of Philippe Ariès in the………
a- 1900s The sixteenth century
b- 1700s The seventeenth century
c- 1900s Twentieth Century

10- According to Daniel Kline, Medieval Literature for Children divides children's literature in Europe into…………genres.
a- five
b- Six
c- Eight
11- Kline divides children's literature in Europe into several genres which are …………. In The twelfth century.
a- Didactic and Moral
b- Conduct-related
c- Educational, Religious, and Popular.
d- All above .
12- Gesta Romanorum, and the Welsh Mabinogion were enjoyed during ………………..
a- 10100s
b- 1000s
c- 1100s The twelfth century
13- Gesta Romanorum, and the Welsh Mabinogion were enjoyed during ………………..
a- 500 – 1400 s
b- 50s -100
c- 1500s -1600s
14- The Bible and Christian hymns and stories were popular During the ……………………..
a- China Empire
b- Byzantine Empire
c- Turkish Empire
15- William Caxton published Aesop's Fables in ……………
a- 1500 The fifteenth century
b- 1484The fifteenth century
c- 1685 The fifteenth century
16- Le Morted'Arthur in 1485 by ………………
a- William Caxton
b- Geoffrey Chaucer
c- GiulioCesare Croce
17- Aesop's Fables and Le Morte d'Arthur were intended for ……..., but enjoyed by ………. as well.
a- children - Adults
b- Adults - children
c- children only
18- Russia's earliest children's books, primers, appeared around …
a- 1500s The sixteenth century
b- 1400s The fifteenth century
c- 1800s The eighteenth century
19- ABC-Book, an alphabet book published by Ivan Fyodorov in 1571 in ……………( The sixteenth century)
a- Russia
b- Syria
c- Italy
20- The first picture book published in Russia appeared in …
a- 1494s The fifteenth century
b- 1694sThe seventeenth century
c- 1590s The fifteenth century
21- the concept of childhood changed drastically in Europeduring …………..
a- 1500s The sixteenth century
b- 1400s The fifteenth century
c- 1800s The eighteenth century
d- 1600s The seventeenth century
22- in Europe. Adults saw children as separate beings, innocent and in need of protection and training by the adults around them.
a- 1500s The sixteenth century
b- 1400s The fifteenth century
c- 1800s The eighteenth century
d- 1600s The seventeenth century


23- In Italy, the first major published collection of European folk tales are called The Pentamerone in ……………..
a- 1500s The sixteenth century
b- 1400s The fifteenth century
c- 1800s The eighteenth century
d- 1634 The seventeenth century
24- Orbis Pictus in Bohemia is considered as the first picture book produced specifically for children in ……………..
a- 1500s The sixteenth century
b- 1400s The fifteenth century
c- 1800s The eighteenth century
d- 1600s The seventeenth century
25- The Pilgrim's Progress book in ………….. by John Bunyan that is still widely read today .
a- 1778
b- 1678
c- 1787
26- The New England Primer, all decorated by ………in 1600s.
a- woodcuts
b- woodblock
c- Copper black
27- Robinson Crusoe by Danial Defoe an English Puritan published in …………….
a- 1719
b- 1619
c- 1691
28- ……….. , an English Puritan. As the first contemporary adventure novel .
a- Allegories
b- Robinson Crusoe
c- Nikolai Novikov
29- A Little Pretty Pocket-Book published in …....................by John Newbery.
a- 1744
b- 1619
c- 1819
30- The movement concerned with reforming both education and literature for childrenin German, is called ………
a- Practical Education
b- Philanthropism
c- The History of Harry and Lucy
31- the history of European children's literature was largely written in Germany in ……………
a- The sixteenth century
b- The eighteenth century (1700)
c- Nineteenth century