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- The Globe Theatre was burnt in 1613 during a performance of Henry VII.
- Shakespeare got his fame at early stage of his life.
- Freud and literature mutually influenced each other.
- Shakespeare’s times is considered as the English Renaissance.
- Dickens harbors a strong sense of localism rooted in the modes of existence and landscape of the countryside.
- It is in St. Bartholomew’s Hospital that the legendary first meeting between Holmes and Dr. Watson takes place.
- “The Miller’s Tale” concerned with order, love and fraternity parodies "The Knight’s tale" that involves deception and body.
- Robert Burns was not actually a heaven-taught ploughman but he carefully marketed this image in Edinburgh.
- In the Regency Era, Bath’s social hierarchy could be reflected by the different carriages arriving at ballrooms such as the Pump Room.
- Commentators from the Third World hail Naipaul as "far and away the most talented, the most truthful, the most honorable writer of his generation".
- The protagonist of The Enigma of Arrival is widely accepted to be Naipaul.
- The critical comments received by The Enigma of Arrival are conflicting.
- The naming of Britain probably has to do with King James II.
- J.R.R. Tolkien taught English language and literature at the University of Oxford.
- The meeting with Oscar Wilde probably has influenced Conan Doyle's creation.
- Albert Einstein’s “theory of relativity” undermined the traditional understanding of truth and certainty.
- In the Medieval hierarchical system of England， the church was supposed to do the work that provided for the physical needs of the body politic.
- Wuthering Heights portrays a very much isolated environment, showing no engagement with wider social issues.
- In The Fellowship of the Ring, Frodo Baggins inherits the One Ring from Bilbo Baggins, his cousin and guardian.
- The Globe Theatre was technological advanced of its time.
- Charles Dickens is a novelist of critical realism in the Victorian era.
- In addition to the destruction of the manor, Naipaul emphasizes the solidity and durability of its structures.
- The Hobbit was originally a story Tolkien created for his wife.
- British and American critics describe him as "a despicable lackey of neo-colonialism," "a cold and sneering prophet," "a smart restorer of the comforting myths of the white race," and the like.
- Before Modernism, art converted the unexplainable to a very abstract form.
- Charlotte Brontë is best known for her Jane Eyre.
- Jane Austen never married in her life but she gave all her heroines a happy ending in Marriage.
- Great Britain is a landmass.
- Shakespeare was buried in Westminster Abbey.
- V. S. Naipaul is a travel writer.
- The Lord of the Rings involves the following creatures:
- Geoffrey Chaucer's close connection to the ruling class in his times is manifest in his posts, which include:
- The Edinburgh born writers include ( )
- Dickens witnessed the rise of London as one of the largest metropolises in the European continent because it ( ).
- Which of the following Austen novels are set in Bath?
- The slums in Oliver Twist are generally ( ).
- The streets in Oliver Twist are marked by ( ).
- What are the two main communities in the town of Oxford?
- In The Enigma of Arrival, Naipaul gives a meticulous and detailed account of this rural county, including ( )
- Who are the Brontë sisters?
- In Shakespeare’s life, he had been ( ).
- The moor in Wuthering Heights serves to ___
- A dialectic between ___ is a recurrent feature of The Canterbury Tales.
- Which of the following statements is/are true about Bath’s social geography in the Regency Era?
- In terms of narrative structure, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie uses ( )
- In "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud", what words does the poet use to convey a tranquil image?
- “The Miller's Tale" has the following characteristics:
- Robert Burns’s education include ( )
- What does the word "inklings" mean in the name of the Inklings Group?
- Shakespeare first started to publish poetry because ( )
- Which one of the following works is the result of the cooperation between William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge?
- “A wee bairn” in Scots means ( ) in English:
- Which one of the following settings is the counterpart of Wuthering Heights in the eponymous novel?
- The Moonstone is written by ___.
- What is included in Jane Austen's landscapes?
- In the book The Enigma of Arrival, Naipaul confirms his long-held theory that England is （ ）, and Wiltshire rehearses the process.
- Which one of the following is a nickname for the town of Oxford?
- In The Lord of the Rings, Frodo Baggins grows up in ___.
- The 18th century Ayrshire was dominated by ( ).
- The “prime” of Miss Jean Brodie, according to herself, referred to ( )
- Which one is the opening tale after "The General Prologue" in The Canterbury Tales?
- The setting of The Moonstone is located in ___.
- A university was already established in Oxford by the end of the ___ century.
- How many times did Walter Scott meet Robert Burns?
- Hamlet is a prince of ( )
- The political and cultural capital of Scotland is ( )
- Which one of the following works is written by Emily Bronë?
- The famous journal Edinburgh Review founded in the 19th century promoted the literary trend of ( )
- Calvinism is a religious branch of ( )
- "The Journey", the second chapter chronicling Naipaul's immigration into England, is shaped by a narrative of ( ), or at least of preconceptions overturned.
- The following passage appears in the novel ___: "London. Michaelmas Term latterly over, and the Lord Chancellor sitting in Lincoln’s Inn Hall. Implacable November weather."
- Which of the following was once a patron of Shakespeare?
- In Naipaul's eye, this rural county in Wiltshire is an embodiment of ( ).
- According to Naipaul, Wiltshire rehearses the process of the destruction of ( ).
- Who is the most private and reclusive one of the three Brontë sisters?
- What does "quite" mean in middle English, especially in "The Miller's Tale"?
- How many times has the Globe Theatre been destroyed in history?
- In The Canterbury Tales, a fictitious pilgrimage serves as ____
- The estate of Northanger Abbey is owned by ( )
- Which one of the following works is written by Anne Bronë?
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A:humans B:orcs C:dwarves D:hobbits
A:diplomat to France B:diplomat to Spain C:controller of customs D:page of the aristocratic household
A:Robert Louis Stevenson B:Walter Scott C:Conan Doyle D:J. M. Barrie
A:erected all sorts of facilities B:attained great achievements of industrialization and urbanization C:built intricate sewer and street systems D:constructed railways
A:Emma B:Persuasion C:Northanger Abbey D:Pride and Prejudice
A:windowless B:decayed C:organized D:dark
A:darkness B:cleaness C:narrowness D:muddiness
A:aristocrats B:gown C:commoners D:town
A:tourist attractions B:routes C:clusters of vegetation D:farm houses
A:Charlotte Brontë B:Emily Brontë C:Anne Brontë D:Branwell Brontë
A:a theatre manager B:an actor C:a playwright D:a poet
A:intensify the atmosphere B:show the characters' emotions C:contextualize the novel D:push forward the plotline
A:styles B:classes C:genres D:rhetorics
A:The poor population lived in the north of the city. B:The upper class people lived in the south of the city. C:The rich population lived in the north of the city. D:The lower class people lived in the south of the city.
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flash-backs
B:linear chronology
C:flash-forwards
D:All the other choices are correct
A:wander B:flutter C:lonely D:float
A:tragic B:fabliau C:hilarious D:aristocratic
A:folksongs and tales from his mother and nanny B:his father’s teaching him to read from The Bible C:school and a private tutor D:the University of Edinburgh
A:people who dabble in ink B:people with vague or half-formed intimations and ideas C:people who are enthusiastic about writing D:people who are passionate for fantasy
A:he needed financial security B:theatres were closed due to an outbreak of the plague C:his plays were not popular D:their theatre was burnt down
A:Don Juan B:Confessions of an English Opium-eater C:Lyrical Ballads D:Rime of the Ancient Mariner
A:a small child B:a small dog C:a big dog D:a big child
A:Dove Cottage B:Lowood C:Keswick House D:Thrushcross Grange
A:Wilkie Collins B:Sherlock Holmes C:Charles Dickens D:Arthur Conan Doyle
A:Ireland B:Wales C:Scotland D:England
A:decaying B:standing still C:making progress D:flourishing
A:the river Cam B:the Hobbinton C:the city of dreaming spires D:the Middle-earth
A:Mordor B:the Ash Mountains C:Lothlorien D:the Shire
A:none of above B:the Orthodox Church C:Protestantism D:Catholicism
A:her coming years B:her school years C:her current teaching career D:her past youth
A:The Reeve's Tale" B:"The Miller's Tale" C:"The Knight's Tale" D:"The Wife of Bath's Tale"
A:Brighton B:church C:Oxford D:the Verinders' house
A:10th B:12th C:13th D:11th
A:1 B:3 C:2 D:4
A:Scotland B:England C:Denmark D:France
A:Inverness B:Glasgow C:Edinburgh D:Aberdeen
A:Villette B:Wuthering Heights C:Agnes Gray D:Jane Eyre
A:Romanticism B:Futurism C:Realism D:Symbolism
A:Puritanism B:Catholicism C:Protestantism D:Judaism
A:expectation B:satisfaction C:regret D:disillusionment
A:Bleak House B:A Study in Scarlet C:The Sign of the Four D:Hard Times
A:Christopher Marlowe B:James V C:The 3rd Earl of Southampton D:Robert Greene
A:the pastoral beauty B:his immigration C:the imperial past D:his hometown
A:the British colonialism in Trinidad B:the agriculture in England C:the capitalism in Britain D:an illusory conception of England
A:Branwell Brontë B:Anne Brontë C:Emily Brontë D:Charlotte Brontë
A:quit B:rather C:go D:pay back
A:1 B:4 C:3 D:2
A:the narrator B:the plot C:the narratee D:a framing device
A:Mr and Mrs Allen B:The Morlands C:Henry Tilney D:General Tilney
A:Villette B:Agnes Gray C:Jane Eyre D:Wuthering Heights
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