(1).Generally speaking,the Old English poetry that has survived can be divided into two groups: the ______ group and the secular one.
A.ancient正确答案B
B.religious
C.Greek
D.Puritan
(2).John Milton's fundamental concern with freedom and choice lies at the center of the conflict between______.
A.human love and spiritual duty正确答案A
B.human love and social duty
C.spiritual love and human duty
D.spiritual love and social duty
(3).Shakespeare's long narrative poem is ______.
A.The Tempest正确答案D
B.Hamlet
C.Pericles
D.Venus and Adonis
(4).Daniel Defoe's sentences are sometimes short,______,and sometimes long and rambling.
A.obscure and tedious正确答案C
B.obscure and rigid
C.crisp and plain
D.crisp and tedious
(5).The novel"The History of Amelia" written by ______ is a maudlin picture of the social life at the time.
A.Jonathan Swift正确答案C
B.John Milton
C.Henry Fielding
D.Daniel Defoe
(6).In Robinson Crusoe,when Robinson Crusoe ran away from home,he was an inexperienced teenager fuall of______ about the future.
A.great curiosity正确答案B
B.bright fancies
C.much fear
D.ultimate anxiety
(7).In 1726,Jonathan Swift wrote and published his greatest satiric work, ______.
A.Gulliver s Travels正确答案A
B.A Tale of a Tub
C.The Battle of the Books
D.The Drapier s Letters
(8).The following words EXCEPT ______ can be used to describe Tom,the hero of The History of Tom Jones.
A.honest正确答案D
B.kind-hearted
C.loyal
D.low-spirited
(9).Generally speaking,English Romanticism refers to the period of ______.
A.1660-1798正确答案C
B.1770-1880
C.1798-1832
D.1836-1901
(10).One of Percy Bysshe Shelley's political lyrics is ______ ,which was later to become a rallying song of the British Communist Party.
A.“Men of England”正确答案A
B.“Ode to Liberty"
C."Ode to Naples"
D."Sonnet:England in 1819"
(11).After having read Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice,we can know that Mrs.Bennet is an ______woman.
A.intelligent正确答案D
B.intricate
C.elegant
D.empty-headed
(12).In his later period, ______ wrote many prophetic books, one of which is The Book of Urizen.
A.Percy Shelley正确答案B
B.William Blake
C.William Wordsworth
D.Daniel Defoe
(13).The following poems by William Wordsworth are masterpieces on nature EXCEPT ______.
A.“An Evening Walk"正确答案D
B.“My Heart Leaps Up”
C.“Tintern Abbey"
D."The Thorn”
(14).The writer ______ thinks that common life is the only subject of literary interest.
A.William Blake正确答案C
B.Percy Bysshe Shelley
C.William Wordsworth
D.Charles Dickens
(15).Jane Austen's Persuasion ______ with the prudential calculations.
A.satirizes the hypocritical love正确答案C
B.presents the hypocritical love
C.contrasts the true love
D.satirizes the true love
(16).Born in 1812,often an enthusiastic participant or organizer of some charity activities, ______ traveled to America twice, and widely on the Continent.
A.Thomas Hardy正确答案D
B.Jonathan Swift
C.Daniel Defoe
D.Charles Dickens
(17).As a novelist, ______ writes within a very narrow sphere.
A.Jane Austen正确答案A
B.Thomas Hardy
C.Bernard Shaw
D.Charlotte Brontë
(18).In Jane Eyre,the selfish and cold-hearted person is______.
A.St.John Rivers正确答案C
B.Mliss Temple
C.Mrs.Reed
D.Helen
(19).The ______ view of life predominates most of Thomas Hardy's later works and earns him a reputation as a naturalistic writer.
A.optimistic正确答案B
B.pessimistic
C.realistic
D.critical
(20).Jonathan Swift is making the most devastating protest against the inhuman exploitation and oppression of the ______ people by the English ruling class.
A.German正确答案D
B.French
C.American
D.Irish
(21).In Charlotte Bronte's mind, man's life is composed of perpetual battle between ______ good and evil.
A.man and nature正确答案D
B.right and wrong
C.man and woman
D.sin and virtue
(22).Modernism takes the irrational philosophy and ______ as its theoretical base.
A.Darwin's evolutionary theory正确答案B
B.the theory of psycho-analysis
C.the French symbolism
D.Utilitarianism
(23).Bernard Shaw's Doctor's Dilemma is about ignorance, ______,arrogance and bigotry of the medical profession.
A.incompetence正确答案A
B.hypocrisy
C.cautiousness
D.indignation
(24).T.S.Eliot's work ______ bears a strong thematic resemblance to The Waste Land.
A.The Criterion正确答案C
B.Prufrock
C.The Hollow Men
D.Gerontion
(25).In D.H.Lawrence's writings,he has expressed a strong reaction against ______.
A.the mechanical civilization正确答案A
B.the spiritual civilization
C.the corruption of the will
D.unhealthy interpersonal relationship
(26).In the novel Sons and lovers, Paul's father is described as the following words EXCEPT______.
A.warm正确答案D
B.vigorous
C.sensuous
D.ambitious
(27).Nathaniel Hawthorne's view of man and human history originates,to a great extent,in ______.
A.ancient Greek正确答案C
B.Islam
C.Puritanism
D.Buddhism
(28).According to Walt Whitman,poetry could enable Americans to celebrate their release from the Old World and the ______ rule.
A.official正确答案C
B.free
C.colonial
D.legislative
(29).Of all Herman Melville's sea adventure stories, ______ proves to be the best.
A.Billy Budd正确答案C
B.Typee
C.Moby-Dick
D.Pierre
(30).Realism was a reaction against Romanticism and paved the way to ______.
A.Symbolism正确答案D
B.Feminism
C.Post-Modernism
D.Modernism
(31).Adventures of Huckleberry Finn isbest known for ______'s wonderful characterization of “Huck",a typical American Boy.
A.Henry James正确答案B
B.Mark Twain
C.William Faulkner
D.Theodore Dreiser
(32).Henry James's ______ tells a story about a young and innocent American confronting the complexity of the European life.
A.Tender is the Night正确答案B
B.The American
C.The Portrait of A Lady
D.Daisy Miller
(33).Within Emily Dickinson's little lyrics she addresses such issues as her own experiences, her sorrows and joys that concern ______,which include religion,death,immorality,love and nature.
A.the whole human beings正确答案A
B.the Europeans
C.the Americans
D.the fugitives
(34).The work An American Tragedy is written by ______.
A.Henry James正确答案C
B.Walt Whitman
C.Theodore Dreiser
D.Herman Melville
(35).Images and ______ in Robert Lee Frost's poems are drawn from the simple country life and the pastoral landscape.
A.personifications正确答案B
B.metaphors
C.parallelisms
D.hyperboles
(36).F．Scott Fitzgerald＇s fictional world is the best embodiment of the spirit of______.
A.the Gilded Age正确答案D
B.the Golden Times
C.the Romantic Period
D.the Jazz Age
(37).Written in 1926,______,Hemingway's first true novel, casts light on a whole generation after the First World War.
A.For Whom the Bell Tolls正确答案C
B.The Old Man and the Sea
C.The Sun Also Rises
D.A Farewell to Arms
(38).The major concern of William Faulkner's ______ is primarily about the South as a state of mind.
A.Light in August正确答案A
B.The Sun Also Rises
C.The Sound and the Fury
D.Thhe Fable
(39).For over ten years,______ supported himself by various means, ranging from shoe-making to editing a country newspaper, and in 1912 he decided to venture everything on a literary career.
A.Robert Lee Frost正确答案A
B.William Faulkner
C.Scott Fitzgerald
D.T.S.Eliot
(40).In the novel The Great Gatsby,______is the narrator of the story.
A.Jay Gatsby正确答案D
B.Daisy
C.Myrtle Wilson
D.Nick Carraway
(41).Sophia was much pleased with the beauty of the girl, whom she pitied for her simplicity in having dressed herself in that manner,as she saw the envy which it had occasioned among her equals.She no sooner came home than she sent for the gamekeeper, and ordered him to bring his daughter to her;saying she would provide for her in the family,and might possibly place the girl about her own person, when her own maid,who was now going away,had left her.
Questions:
A.Identify the author and the title of the work from which the quoted part is taken.
B.Who is Sophia?
C.On what subject is the work?
A．Henry Fielding：The History of Tom Jones，a Foundling（or Tom Jones）．
B．Daughter of the well-off squire Western．
C．Human nature．
(42).That same evening the gentleman in the white waistcoat most positively and decidedly affirmed,not only that Oliver would be hung,but that he would be drawn and quartered into the bargain.Mr.Bumble shookhis head with gloomy mystery,and said he wished he might come to good;whereunto Mr.Gamfield replied,that he wished he might come to him-which,although he agreed with the beadle in most matters,would seem to be a wish of a totally opposite description.
Questions:
A.Identify the author and the title of the work from which the quoted part is taken.
B.What is Mr.Gamfield?
C.What is the most distinguishing feature of this author's works?
A．Charles Dickens；Oliver Twist
B．A chimney-sweeper．
C．Character-portrayal．
(43).“That's right,” he said;“I'm no good now.I was all right.I had money.I'm going to quit this,”and,with death in his heart,he started down toward the Bowery.People had turned on the gas before and died;why shouldn't he?He remembered a lodging-house where there were little,close rooms,with gas-jets in them,almost pre-arranged,he thought, for what he wanted to do,which rented for fifteen cents.Then he remembered that he had no fifteen cents.
Questions:
A.Identify the author and the title of the work from which the quoted part is taken.
B.Who is he in the quoted part?
C.What happened to him in the end?
A．Theodore Dreiser，Sister Carrie．
B．Hurstwood．
C．He turned on the gas in a cheap lodging-house and ended his life．
(44).And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh,I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood,and I —
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Questions:
A.Identify the poet.
B.What does the speaker tell us in this poem?
C.Forced to choose,which road did the speaker take?
A．Robert Lee Frost．
B.The speaker tells us how the course of his life was determined when he came upon two roads that diverged in a．wood．
C．The speaker took the road less traveled by．
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