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南京信息工程大学试卷2011-2012学年第±_学期《英美文学史》课程试卷（A）本试卷共_5_页；考试时间120分钟；任课教师赵亚珉；出卷时间2011年12月系专业年级班学号姓名得分(YouarerequiredtowritedownyouranswersontheAnswerSheet)TaskOne:Multiple-choicequestions(1pointforeach,30points)Shakespeare'sfourgreattragediesareAnthonyandCleopatra,Coriolanus,KingLear,TimonofAthensTwelfthNight,Cynbeline.TheWinter'anTaibeTempestHamlet,Othello,KingJohn,andMacbethHamlet,Othello,KingLear,andMacbethGulliver'sTravelsbyJonathanSwiftconsistsofvoyages.oneB.twoC.threeD.fourwascalledFatherofEnglishpoetryandtheEnglishHomerfortheRenaissanee.GeoffreyChaucerC.FrancisBaconWilliamShakespeareD.JohnMiltonWhoisthegreatestoftheMetaphysicalschoolofpoetry?BenJohnsonJohnMiltonJohnDonneJohnBunyan5.“TheLamb”isincludedinWilliamBlake'sA.PoeticalSketchesB.TheSongsofInnocenceC.TheSongsofExperieneeD.TheMarriageofHeavenandHell6.“Almostallhisnovelspresentman'sstruggleagainstanindifferentcosmicforcethatinflictssufferinguponhim”bestillustratestheworkof.A.ArnoldBennettB.H.G.WellsC.JohnGalsworthyD.ThomasHardy7.JohnKeatswrotethefollowingexcept.A."OdetotheWestWind"B."OntheGrasshopperandCricket"C."OdetoaNightingale"D."OdeonaGrecianUrn"第1页共6页第PAGE\*MERGEFORMAT#页共6页第PAGE\*MERGEFORMAT#页共6页9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.8.LyricalBallads(1798)wasacollectionofpoemsbyA.JamesThomsonandWilliamCollinsThomasGrayandRobertBurnsPercyByssheShelleyandGeorgeGordonByronWilliamWordsworthandSamuelTaylorColeridgeThemodernistwriterssuchasJamesJoyceandVirginiaWoolfaremainlyconcernedwiththe.A.socialactivitiesofhumanbeingsB.publiclifeofanindividualinnerlifeofanindividualD.externalworldThefollowingarefrequentlyreferredtoastheVictorianrealistnovelistsexceptA.CharlesDickensB.CharlotteBronteC.GeorgeEliotD.T.S.EliotwasusuallyregardedasthefirstAmericanwriter.A.WilliamBradfordB.AnneBradstreetC.EmilyDickinsonD.CaptainJohnSmithThecommonthreadthroughoutAmericanliteraturehasbeentheemphasisonthe.A.RevolutionismB.ReasonC.IndividualismD.RationalismWritersofthefirstpostwareraself-consciouslyacknowledgedthattheywereA.aLostGenerationB.aBeatGenerationC.aJazzGenerationD.theAngryYoungMenHenryDavidThoreau'swork,,hasalwaysbeenregardedasamasterpieceoftheNewEnglandTranscendentalMovement.A.WaldenB.ThePioneersC.NatureD.“SongofMyselfAccordingtoNathanielHawthorne,romanceshouldbe.A.bothimaginativeandcreativeB.fullofadventuresC.atruerecordofhumanlifeD.amixtureoffactsandfancyWaltWhitmanwasafoundingfigureofAmericanpoetry.Hisinnovationfirstofallliesinhisuseof,poetrywithoutafixedbeatorregularrhymescheme.A.blankverseB.heroiccoupletC.freeverseD.iambicpentameterIn,WashingtonIrvingagreeswiththeprotagonistonthepreferabilityofthepasttothepresent,ofadream-likeworldtotherealworld.A.“YoungGoodmanBrown”B.“RipVanWinkle”C.DaisyMillerD.Theconfidence-ManAmericanliteratureproducedonlyonefemalepoetduringthenineteenthcentury.Thiswas.A.AnneBradstreetB.JaneAustenC.EmilyDickinsonD.HarrietBeecherWithWilliamDeanHowells,James,andMarkTwainactiveonthescene,becamethemajortrendintheseventiesandeightiesofthenineteenthcentury.A.sentimentalismB.romanticismC.realismD.naturalismWhitmanisnotedforhisuseoflanguage,whichhasalottodowithhisearlycareerasanewspaperman.A.oralB.poeticC.formalD.archaicTheodoreDreiserbelongedtotheschoolofliterarywhichemphasized19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.heredityandenvironmentasimportantdeterministicforcesshapingindividualizedcharacterswhowerepresentedinspecialanddetailedcircumstances.A.naturalismB.realismC.determinismD.humanismMarkTwain,oneofthegreatest19thcenturyAmericanwriters,iswellknownforhis.A.internationalthemeB.waste-landimageryC.localcolorD.symbolismisoftenacclaimedliteraryspokesmanoftheJazzAge.A.ErnestHemingwayB.F.ScottFitzgeraldC.WilliamFaulknerD.EzraPound“Theapparitionofthesefacesinthecrowd;Petalsonawet,blackbough.”Thisistheshortestpoemwrittenby.A.ThomasSternsEliotB.RobertFrostC.EzraPoundD.E.E.CommingsAnewhadappearedinEnglandinthelastyearsoftheeighteenthcentury.ItspreadtocontinentalEuropeandthencametoAmericaearlyinthenineteenthcentury.A.realismB.criticalrealismC.romanticismD.naturalismWhichessayisnotwrittenbyRalphWaldoEmerson?A.OfStudiesB.Self-RelianceC.TheAmericanScholarD.NaturenovelwrittenbyTheHouseofSevenGablesisafamousmystery-hauntedA.NathanielHawthorneB.HenryDavidThoreauC.PhilipFreneauD.HermanMelvilleInhisworks,showshisconcernfortheinnersufferingsofhumanbeingswhowerelivingatatimewhentheOldSouthwaslosingitseconomicfoundationandmoralstrength.A.ErnestHemingwayB.F.ScottFitzgeraldC.WilliamFaulknerD.EzraPoundIntheearlynineteenthcenturyAmericanmoralvalueswereessentiallyPuritan.Nothinghasleftadeeperimprintonthecharacterofthepeopleasawholethandid.A.PuritanismB.RomanticismC.RationalismD.SentimentalismWhichisregardedasthe“DeclarationofIntellectualIndependence”?A.TheAmericanScholarC.TheConductofLifeB.EnglishTraitsRepresentativeMenTaskTwo:T-Fstatements(1pointforeach,15points)()31.GeorgeBernardShawwasstronglyagainstthecredoof“artforart'ssake”andheldthatartshouldservesocialpurposes.()32.ThepublicationofChildeHarold'sPilgrimagemarkedthebeginningofRomanticAge.()33.Inthepoem,“OdetotheWestWind”,thepoeteulogizesthewestwindasapowerfulphenomenonofnatureandexpresseshishopeoffreedomandfaithinabrightfuture.()34.SonsandLoverswaswrittenbyCharlesDickens.Paulistheheroofthenovel.()35.GreatExpectationsisagreatsatireuponthesocietyandthosepeoplewhodreamtoenterthehighersocietyregardlessofthesocialreality.()36.BenjaminFranklinwasaprosestylistwhosewritingreflectedtheneoclassicidealsofclarity,restraint,simplicityandbalance.()37.EdgarAllanPoeisconsideredtheforerunnersoftheliterarymovementofNewEnglandTranscendentalisminthe19thcentury.()38.Cooper,oneofthe19thcenturyAmericanwriters,isgenerallynotedforhisLeather-StockingTales.()39.TheFalloftheHouseofUsherisoneofEdgarAllanPoe'spoems.()40.LikeEdgarAllenPoe,NathanielHawthorneoftenusedgrotesqueorfantasticevents,butNathanielHawthorne'sworkisbroaderinrangeandhasmoredepthofthought.()41.Beingshort-lived,theImagistmovementhadlittleinfluenceonmodernpoetry.()42.TheFirstWorldWarledtheAmericanintellectualstoabitterdisillusionment.()43.HenryJameswasknownasaromanticwriterratherthanapsychologicalnovelist.()44.“Itooktheonelesstraveledby,/Andthathasmadeallthedifference.”ThetwolinesaretakenfromRobertFrost'spoem“TheRoadNotTaken”.()45.Melville'sMobyDickishighlysymbolic,forthewhitewhalecanbeinterpretedindifferentways.TaskThree:Work-authorpairing-up(1pointforeach,15points)A.Englishliterature()46.PrometheusUnboundA)ThomasHardy()47.SenseandSensibilityB)D.H.Lawrence()48.BleakHouseC)P.B.Shelley()49.TheReturnoftheNativeD)CharlesDickens()50.SonsandLoversE)J.AustenB.Americanliterature()52.TheScarletLetter()53.TheSoundandtheFury()54TheGreatGatsby()55.LeavesofGrass()56.TheOldManandtheSea()57.Moby-Dick()58.StoppingbyWoodsonaSnowyEvening()59.ThePortraitofALady()60.AdventuresofHuckleberryFinn()51.TheCalloftheWildA)WilliamFaulknerB)WaltWhitmanC)F.ScottFitzgeraldD)HenryJamesE)MarkTwainF)RobertFrostG)HermanMelvilleH)ErnestHemingwayI)NathanielHawthorneJ)JackLondonTaskFour:Questions(40points)61.What'sanepic?(10points)62.IllustratethefeaturesofEnglishRomanticism(10points).63.WhyisHemingwayregardedasspokesmanforthe"LostGeneration"?(10points)64.Incombinationwithyourownexperience,interpretthethemesofRobertFrost's"TheRoadNotTaken"(10points).第PAGE\*MERGEFORMAT#页共6页