2019年04月自学考试00604《英美文学选读》试题.docx

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1、2019年4月高等教育自学考试英美文学选读试题课程代码：。604一.单项选择题Mu1tip1eChoice(40pointsina1i,1foreach)Se1ectfromthefourchoicesofeachitemtheonethatbestanswersthequestionorcomp1etesthestatement1. Shakespearesp1aywrightTheTempestresortstotheatmosphereandtothedreamstoso1vetheconf1ict.A.supernatura1B.natura1C.beautifu1D.rea1isti

2、c2. TheRenaissancefirststartedin,withthef1oweringofpainting,scu1ptureand1iterature.A.Ita1yB.ParisC.1ondonD.Rome3. JohnMiItonwrotetoexposethewaysofSatanandtoJustifythewaysofGodtoman.A.ParadiseRegainedB.Paradise1ostC.SamsonAgonistesD.Areopagitica4. 1ycidasisatypica1workofJohnMi1tonwrittenforA.hisparen

3、tsB.hissisterC.hisfe11owundergraduateD.histeacher5. Thebestpartofthenove1RobinsonCrusoeistherea1isticaccountofthesuccessfu1strugg1eofRobinsonagainstA.hungerB.1one1inessC.natureD.fear6. Thefo11owingworksarea11writtenbyJonathanSwir1EXCEPTA.ATaIeofaTubB.TheBatt1eoftheBooksC.AModestProposa1D.Mo11F1ander

4、s7. HenryFie1dinghasbeenregardedbysomeasFatheroftheEng1ishNove1/forhiscontributiontotheestab1ishmentoftheofthemodernnove1.A.formB.sty1eC.1anguageD.structure8. In,PercyShe11eycreatedaP1atonicsymbo1ofthespiritofman,aforceofbeautyandregeneration.A.TheC1oudB.SongsofExperienceC.Poetica1SketchesD.1yrica1B

5、a11ads9. TheworkSongsofInnocenceiswrittenbyA.Wi11iamB1akeB. Wi11iamWordsworthC. JaneAustenD.Wi11iamShakespeare10. JaneAustenspractica1idea1ismisthat1oveshou1dbejustifiedbyreasonanddiscip1inedbyA.se1f-contro1B.se1f-respectC.rationa1ityD.sensibi1ity11. Manycriticsregardasoneofthegreatestofa11Eng1ishpo

6、ets.Theypointespecia11ytohis1yrics.A.JohnMi1tonB.Wa1tWhitmanC.Emi1yDickinsonD.PercyShe11ey12. Wi11iamWordsworthisregardedasaworshipperof,A.freedomB.natureC.poetryD.independence13. PercyShe11eysgreatestachievementishisfour-actpoeticdrama,A.PrometheusUnboundB.OdetotheWestWindC.AdonaisD.InDefenseofPoet

7、ry14. DavidCopperfie1disregardedasthesemi-autobiographyof,inwhichtheear1y1ifeoftheherois1arge1ybasedontheauthorsear1y1ife.A.MarkTwainB.Char1esDickensC.ThomasHardyD.D.H.1awrence15. Char1esDickensworksarecharacterizedbyaming1ingofandpathos.A.humorB.satireC.passionD.metaphor16. AsfarasEmi1yBrontEs1iter

8、arycreationisconcerned,sheis,firstofa11,aA.proserB.nove1istC.poetD.dramatist17. In1842,Char1otteBrontEandhersisterwenttotoimprovetheirforeign1anguagetoopenupaschoo1.A.ParisB.Ber1inC.Brusse1sD.1ondon18. A11ofthefo11owingworksareknownasThomasHardysnove1sofcharacterandenvironmentEXCEPTA.OurMutua1Friend

9、B.TheReturnoftheNativeC.JudeandObscureD.TheTrumpetMajor19. InTessoftheDrUrberviIIes,forcesTesstoc1aimkinshipwiththeshambutrichdUrbervi11es.A.thepovertyofthefami1yB.innocenceofthegir1C.thecrue1societyD.thehypocritica1mora1ity20. T.S.E1iotregardedasthebestmediumofpoetry.Hewrotesevera1versep1aysandmade

10、aconsiderab1esuccess.A.formC.dramaB.1anguageD.structure21. Asarea1isticdramatist,tookthemodemsocia1issuesashissubjectswiththeaimofdirectingsocia1reforms.A.Char1esDickensB.Nathanie1HawthorneC.BernardShawD.MarkTwain22. TheDoctorDi1emmaiswrittenbyA.D.H.1awrenceB.T.S.E1iotC.BernardShawD.ThomasHardy23. T

11、hemoreimportantpoemsbyT.S.E1iotaredominatedbythedarkhorrorofanearth1yhe11EXCEPTA.GerontionB.Prufi,ockC.TheHo11owMenD.MurderintheCathedra124. D.H.1awrenceemp1oysandcomp1exnarrativerich1yinTheRainbow.A.rea1ismB.symbo1ismC.criticismD.romanticism25. D.H.1awrencewasrecognizedasaprominentnove1iston1yafter

12、pub1ishinghisthirdnove1,A.AaronRodB.Womenin1oveC.APortraitoftheArtistasaYoungManD.Sonsand1overs26. Asanimportantprosewriter,putgreatemphasisontheimportanceoftraditionbothincreativewritingandincriticisminhisessayTraditionandIndividua1Ta1ent.A.JohnMi1tonB.HenryFie1dingC.Char1esDickensD.T.S.E1iot27. Na

13、thanie1Hawthornefocuseshisattentiononthemora1,emotiona1,andeffectsofthesinonthepeop1eingenera1andthosemaincharactersinTheScar1et1etter.A.po1itica1B.cu1tura1C.re1igiousD.psycho1ogica128. ForthedeathofPresident1inco1n,wrotedownmanypoemstoairhissorrow,oneofwhichisWhen1i1acs1astintheDooryardB1oomd.A.Emi

14、1yDickinsonB.Wa1tWhitmanC.HenryJamesD.MarkTwain29. MostofHermanMe1vi11esnove1sareaboutseaadventurestoriesEXCEPTA.TypeeB.OmooC.MardiD.TheB1itheda1eRomance30. TheraftwithwhichHuckandJimmaketheirvoyagedowntheMississippiRivermaysymbo1izeA.AmericansocietyC.areturntonatureB.hatredforAmericancorruptionD.aw

15、or1dwherepeop1ecan1ivehappi1y31. ItisHenryJames1iteraryessaysandthatmakehimafascinatingcaseintheAmerican1iteraryhistoryandaconspicuousfigureinthewor1d1iterature.A.nove1sB.trave1accountsC.poemsD.p1ays32. Emi1yDickinsonwrotemorethanpoemsaboutnature,inwhichhergenera1skepticismaboutthere1ationshipbetweenmanandnatureiswe11-expressed.A.500B.600C.700D.80033. ThebookAnAmericanTragedyiswrittenbyA.HermanMe1vi11eB.ScottFitzgera1dC.HenryJamesD.TheodoreDreiser34. In1912inEng1andhisfirstbo