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- In Paris, Ernest Hemingway, along with ______, accomplished a revolution in literary style and language. （ ）
- In his critical essays, ________expounded the theory of “art’s for art’s sake”.（ ）
- “Ten thousand saw I at a glance,/Tossing their heads in sprightly dance”. In these lines, which figure of speech is used? （ ）
- "The Road Not Taken" follows a strict __________ rhyme scheme, but it is written in loose __________________.（ ）
- Mark Twain employed an unpretentious style of ______ in his novels which is best described as “vernacular”.（ ）
- Most of Frost’s poems are set in __________ countryside.（ ）
- Structurally, the play is centered around________.（ ）
- The Brontë sisters include Charlotte Brontë, Emily Brontë and ____.（ ）
- In his later years, Geoffrey Chaucer began to write creatively in English with his own choice of subject, grasp of character, diction and plot, ______ included.（ ）
- Washington Irving’s writing marks the beginning of ______ in American literature.（ ）
- Nathaniel Hawthorne's work can be classified as _____ writing.（ ）
- Which statement is true about Beloved?_______.（ ）
- Which of the following works means the Asian American literature breaking into the mainstream American literature ?（ ）
- Which description is NOT true about Paradise Lost?（ ）
- The major theme of “The Road Not Taken”is____.（ ）
- In American literature the first important writer who earned an international fame on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean is ___________.（ ）
- Some critics hold that William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury is an essential development in the ______ narrative technique.（ ）
- The secular ideals of the American Enlightenment were exemplified in the life and career of_______.（ ）
- Daniel Defoe was famous for his novel ____ which first established his reputation.（ ）
- Alfred Tennyson’s ______ is written under the inspiration of Homer’s epic The Odyssey.（ ）
- ______was a progressive intellectual movement in the 18th century.（ ）
- _____’s major complaint was about their over-emphasis on the description of externalities in their representation of life rather on the internal world of man.（ ）
- Which of the following is called “a comic epic poem in prose”?______.（ ）
- “As soon as April pierces to the rootThe drought of March, and bathes each bud and shootThrough every vein of sap with gentle showersFrom whose engendering liquor spring the flowers;”Where does this selection come from?（ ）
- The author of The Scarlet Letter,_____, is a master of symbolism in America in the 19th century.（ ）
- The two major novelists of the Romantic Period are____.（ ）
- Toni Morrison wrote all the following works EXCEPT________.（ ）
- Washington Irving is well known for his ________.（ ）
- Which description about John Milton is NOT true ?（ ）
- Which of the following writers does not belong to The Lost Generation?（ ）
- Alfred Tennyson’s ______, is a long elegy on Arthur Henry Hallam’s death. （ ）
- Why was Jing-mei taking part in the Joy Luck Club?（ ）
- As a critic of music and drama, ________ held that art should serve social purposes by reflecting human life, revealing social contradictions and educating the common people. （ ）
- “To bow and sue for graceWith suppliant knee, and deifie his powerWho from the terror of this Arm so lateDoubted his Empire; that were low indeed,That were an ignominy and shame beneathThis downfall;”Where does this selection come from?（ ）
- In Henry Fielding’s Tom Jones, Tom is a(n) ______.（ ）
- “The Road Not Taken” is a well-known poem by_______________.（ ）
- John Milton’s______ is regarded as the only English epic after Beowulf.（ ）
- Which of the following description about Hawthorne is wrong?（ ）
- Who is regarded as "a worshipper of nature" ?（ ）
- The Romantic Period began in 1798 with the publication of The Lyrical Ballads which was written by_____.（ ）
- The 17th century literature is closely related to ______.（ ）
- Toni Morrison critically-acclaimed first novel, The Bluest Eye, was published in 1970. （ ）
- In the field of philosophy Thomas Hobbes with his materialism and rationalism was one of the chief figures in 17th-century England after Bacon.（ ）
- Hemingway believed that a man could find meaning in life by facing his death with dignity and courage.（ ）
- Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises pained the image of the whole generation, the lost generation. （ ）
- Eugene O'Neill’s best plays include The Iceman Cometh(1946), Mourning Becomes Electra(1931), Ah Wilderness!(1933), Strange Interlude(1928), and The Hairy Ape(1922).（ ）
A:Ezra Pound B:James Joyce C:Thomas Stearns Eliot D:Gertrude Stein
答案:Thomas Stearns Eliot###Ezra Pound###James Joyce###Gertrude Stein
A:Thomas Hardy B:Oscar Wilde C:Jane Austen D:Charles Dickens
答案:B: Oscar Wilde
A:metaphor B:simile C:hyperbole D:personification
答案:C:hyperbole
A:ABAAB, iambic tetrameter B:AABBB, iambic pentameter C:ABABB, blank verse D:ABAAB, blank verse
答案:ABAAB, iambic tetrameter
A:Afro-American English B:standard English C:colloquialism D:urbanism
答案:colloquialism
A:New York B:Ireland C:England D:New England
答案:New England
A:Outings into town B:Tea breaks C:Meals D:Visits from neighbors
答案:Meals
A:Jane Brontë B:Anne Brontë C:Rebecca Brontë D:Catherine Brontë
答案:Anne Brontë
A:The Canterbury Tales B:The Romaunt of the Rose C:General Prologue D:Troilus and Criseyde
答案:The Canterbury Tales
A:Romanticism B:Transcendentalism C:Realism D:Naturalism
A:romantic B:dark romantic C:transcendentalist D:plain-style
A:It tells a story about a black girl who wants blue eyes. B:It tells a story that a slave mother kills her own daughter rather than see her enslaved. C:It is the first book about African American women’s growth against the backdrop of social and familial oppression. D:It is based on the myth that Africans could fly.
A:The Woman Warrior (1976) by Maxine Hong Kingston B:My Life in China and America(1909) by Yung Wing C:The Joy Luck Club(1989) by Amy Tan D:The Fifth Chinese Daughter (1945) by Jade Snow Wong
A:It is considered as Milton’s masterpiece. B:It is a great epic in 12 books. C:It is about the heroic revolt of Satan against God’s authority. D:It is written in heroic couplet.
A:Love B:making choices about the direction of one's life C:criticizing the spiritual wasteland of modern people D:anti-war
A:Walt Whitman B:Ralph Waldo Emerson C:Nathaniel Hawthorn D:Washington Irving
A:dislocation of the narrative time B:the withdrawal of the author C:mythological and biblical allusions D:stream-of-consciousness
A:Thomas Jefferson B:Benjamin Franklin C:Thomas Hood D:George Washington
A:Oliver Twist B:The Adventure of Robinson Crusoe C:Gulliver’s Travels D:The Pilgrim’s Progress
A:Break, Break, Break B:Idylls of the King C:Ulysses D:Enoch Arden
A:The Enlightenment movement B:The Aestheticism movement C:Art for art movement D:The Renaissance
A:William Wordsworth B:George Eliot C:Virginia Woolf D:John Keats
A:A Rose for Emily B:As you like it C:Pamela D:Tom Jones
A:General Prologue from The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer B:The Knight’s Tale from The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer C:Paradise Lost by John Milton D:Sonnet 29 by William Shakespeare
A:Nathaniel Hawthorne B:Herman Melville C:Walt Whitman D:Henry David Threau
A:Jane Austen and John Keats B:Jane Austen and Walter Scott C:William Wordsworth and John Keats D:William Wordsworth and Walter Scott
A:The Bonesetter's Daughter B:The Color Purple C:The Kitchen God's Wife D:The Joy Luck Club
A:long novels B:epics C:poems D:short stories
A:He is one of the giants of English literature in the 17th century. B:He is blind in his later life. C:He is a distinguished Revolutionary writer. D:He is the greatest English dramatist after Shakespeare.
A:Eugene O’Neill B:F. Scott Fitzgerald C:Ernest Hemingway D:E. E. Cummings
A:Rizpah B:Maid: A Monodrama C:The Lady of Shalott D:In Memoriam
A:Because she loved to play games with Chinese people B:Because her mother had died and she was asked by her father to be “the fourth corner” at the game C:Because there were very high prizes for winning at the club D:Because she promised her mother to attend at least one meeting of the club
A:Oscar Wilde B:W.B. Yeats C:George Bernard Shaw D:T. S. Eliot
A:Hamlet by William Shakespeare B:On his Deceased Wife by John Milton C:Paradise Lost by John Milton D:Sonnet 29 by William Shakespeare
A:general B:foundling C:soldier D:orphan
A:Robert Frost B:William Worth C:Ezra Pond D:T.S. Eliot
A:Pilgrim’s Progress B:The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling C:Paradise Lost D:Defence of the English People
A:He is the greatest romantic novelist in the 19th century America. B:His creative thought is deeply influenced by Atheism(无神论）. C:He is the pioneer of psychological novels in the history of American literature. D:The main feature of his novels is the use of symbolism.
A:William Wordsworth B:Percy Bysshe Shelley C:Robert Burns D:Samuel Taylor Coleridge
A:Johnson B:Wordsworth C:Wordsworth and Coleridge D:Coleridge
A:the industrial revolution B:natural disasters C:economy D:politics
A:对 B:错
A:错 B:对
A:错 B:对
A:错 B:对
A:错 B:对
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