Which TWO languages were commonly spoken in England during the Middle Ages?
A Life in the UK Test practice question on key people, events and dates in British history. Here is the correct answer, why each option is right or wrong, and the background you need to remember it.
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A
Welsh
Incorrect. The correct answer is: "Norman French / Anglo-Saxon".
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B
Gaelic
Incorrect. The correct answer is: "Norman French / Anglo-Saxon".
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C
Norman French ✓ Correct
Correct. Norman French.
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D
Anglo-Saxon
Correct. Anglo-Saxon.
The correct answer is C: Norman French
Correct. Norman French.
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