The pursuit of physical pleasure

The celebration of marriage

The idealization of women

The exploration of social class

The use of allegory

The depiction of violence

The expression of religious devotion

The use of humor

To entertain the court

To educate the people

To spread religious propaganda

To celebrate the achievements of the nobility

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer

The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri

The Song of Roland

Beowulf

It led to the development of the epistolary novel

It influenced the development of the Bildungsroman

It led to the development of the historical novel

It influenced the development of the Gothic novel

William Shakespeare

John Milton

Geoffrey Chaucer

Edmund Spenser

It is a symbol of beauty

It is a symbol of love

It is a symbol of purity

It is a symbol of fertility

It is often written in the first person

It often uses allegory

It often employs the conceit of the unattainable beloved

All of the above

They are two sides of the same coin

They are completely unrelated

Courtly love is a product of chivalry

Chivalry is a product of courtly love

It led to the development of the romantic novel

It influenced the development of the sonnet

It led to the development of the lyric poem

All of the above

The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot

Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats

Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare

The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot

It led to the development of the troubadour's code of conduct

It influenced the development of the troubadour's repertoire of songs

It led to the development of the troubadour's relationship with his patron

All of the above

It is a symbol of love

It is a symbol of beauty

It is a symbol of longing

All of the above

It led to the development of the Arthurian code of chivalry

It influenced the development of the Arthurian love triangle

It led to the development of the Arthurian quest for the Holy Grail

All of the above