2018年04月自学考试00604《英美文学选读》试题.docx

2018年4月高等教育自学考试英美文学选读试题课程代码：00604一、单项选择题Mu1tip1eChoice(40pointsina11z1foreach)Se1ectfromthefourchoicesofeachitemtheonethatbestanswersthequestionorcomp1etesthestatement.1. JohnMi1ton'smostpowerfu1dramaticpoemontheGreekmode1isA.SamsonAgonistesB.AreopagiticaC.Paradise1ostD.1ycidas2. Danie1Defoehadazestfor.Hewrotemanypamph1etsonthecurrentissues.A.be1iefB.po1iticsC.economyD.1iterature3. HenryFie1dingisagoodstory-te11er.HehasagiftfororganizingA.sentencesB.structureC.detai1sD.1anguages4. Thep1ayzthoughatragedy,ispermeatedwithoptimisticspirit.A.Ham1etB.Othe11oC.King1earD.RomeoandJu1ie5. In1724,JonathanSwiftpub1ishedaseriesof1ettersca11ingonthecountrytorefusetheEng1ish.Soheissti11respectedinIre1and.A.governmentcorruptionB.po1itica1hypocrisyC.coppercoinsD.heavytaxes6. A11Char1esDickens'workspresentacriticismofthefundamenta1socia1institutionsandmora1softheVictorianEng1andEXCEPTA.B1eakHouseB.1itt1eDorritC.4Ta1eofTwoCitiesD.HardTimes7. composedthevo1umeofpoemsSongsofInnocence,a1ove1yvo1umeofpoems.A.W川iamWordsworthB.PercyByssheShe11eyC.JaneAustenD.W川iamB1ake8. Char1otteBronte'smostautobiographica1workisA.daneEyreB.Vi11etteC.WutheringHeightsD.Shir1ey9. Wi11iamWordsworth'spoemtakesustothecoreofhispoeticbe1ief.A.IWandered1one1yasaC1oudB.AnEveningWa1kC.ToaSky1arkD.MyHeart1eapsup10. ThemostfamousworkTheDynastsbyisanepic-dramaontheNapo1eonicWars.A.Char1esDickensB.Wi11iamB1akeC.ThomasHardyD.BernardShaw11. Wi11iamB1ake'spoemwascomposedduringtheFrenchRevo1utionanditp1aysdoub1ero1ebothasasatireandaprophecy.A.SongsofInnocenceB.MarriageofHeavenandHe11C.SongsofexperienceD.Poetica1Sketches12. IntheVictorianperiod,he1dtheideathatman's1ifeiscomposedofbatt1ebetweensinandvirtue,goodandevi1.A.Char1esDickensB.ThomasHardyC.JaneAustenD.Char1otteBronte13. A11thefo11owingThomasHardy'sworksareknownas"nove1sofcharacterandenvironment"EXCEPTA.Mrs.Warren:ProfessionB.TheReturnoftheNativeC.TheTrumpetMajorD.JudeandObscure14. Manycriticsrank_asWi11iamWordsworth'sgreatestwork.A.PoemsinTwoVo1umesB.ThePre1udeC.TheSparrow'sNestD.TotheCuckoo15. JaneAusten'snove1te11sastoryabouttwosistersandtheir1oveaffairs.A.SenseandSensibi1ityB.PrideandPrejudiceC.PersuasionD.Emma16. ThepoetofthegreatestpoeticdramaPrometheusUnboundisA.Wi11iamB1akeB.Wi11iamWordsworthC.JaneAustenD.PercyByssheShe11ey17. Char1esDickensisfamousforthedepictionofvariouscharacters.Thehorrib1eandgrotesqueonesare1ikeA.OIiverTwistand1itt1eNe11B.DavidCopperfie1dand1itt1eDorritC.FaginandB川SikesD.Mr.MicawberandSamWe11er18. isadramacriticwhoisagainstthecredoof"artforart'ssake."A.BernardShawB.T.S.E1iotC.D.H.1awrenceD.Robert1eeFrost19. Thefo11owingwordsbestdescribeMrs.BennetzacharacterinPrideandPrejudice.A.simp1eandkindB.kindandwarm-heartedC.innocentandempty-heartedD.snobbishandvu1gar20. ThepoemisindebtedtoJamesJoyceintermsofthestream-of-consciousnesstechnique1arge1yemp1oyedinT.S.E1iot's1aterwritings.21. Widowers1Housesisafamousp1aywrittenbyA.D.H.1awrenceB.T.S.E1iotC.BernardShawD.ThomasHardy22. Bestofa11thewe11-known1yricpiecesisbyPercyByssheShe11ey.A.Odeto1ibertyB.MenofEng1andC.OdetoNap1esD.OdetotheWestWind23. beganwritingpoetryattheageof12andPoetica1Sketchesishisfirstco11ection.A.Wi11iamB1akeB.Wi11iamWordsworthC.PercyByssheShe11eyD.JaneAusten24. Ursu1aBrangwenandhersisterGudrunaretwoheroinesinthenove1A.TheRainbowB.Womenin1oveC.Sonsand1oversD.1adyChatterIey1S1over25. Thestoryofthenove1Paradise1ostistakenfromA.theO1dTestamentB.theNewTestamentC.GreekMytho1ogyD.ArabianNights26. hadwritteninhis1ifetimefivefu11-1engthp1ayszoneofwhichisTheCocktai1Party.A.BernardShawB.D.H.1awrenceC.ThomasHardyD.T.S.E1iot27. Thep1otsofJaneAusten'snove1sarerestrictedtothe1ifeoftheEng1and.A.ear1y18th-centuryB.Iate18th-centuryC.ear1y19th-centuryD.Iate19th-century28. D.H.1awrenceportrayedamanattemptingtosavehisintegritybyrunningawayfromhiswifeandchi1dreninthenove1A.KangarooB.GypsyC.Aaron'sRodD.TheVirgin29. Inthe1yricTheC1oud,createdaP1atonicsymbo1ofthespiritofmanzaforceofbeautyandregeneration.A.JaneAustenB.PercyByssheShe11eyC.Wi11iamB1akeD.Wi11iamWordsworth30. te11sastoryofMarkTwain'sboyhoodambitiontobecomeariverboatpi1ot.A.InnocentsAbroadB.1ifeontheMississippiC.TheAdventuresofHuck1eberryFinnD.TheGi1dedAge31. Nathanie1HawthorneexpressedhisconcernaboutthedarkaberrationsofthehumaninhisworkTheMarb1eFaun.A.natureB.mora1ityC.out1ookD.spirit32. Robert1eeFrostdescribedas"abookofpeop1e,"whichshowsaninsightintoNewEng1andcharacterandthebackground.A.ABoy'sWi11B.AWitnessTreeC.NorthofBostonD.AFurtherRange33. Emi1yDickinson'sgreatestrendingofthemomentofistobefoundinapoem"IheardaF1ybuzzwhenIdied,A.deathB.re1igionC.immorta1ityD.Iove34. wasthoughtofinhisdayasashort-storywriter,oneofwhosebestshortstoryisBaby1onRevisited.A.Robert1eeFrostB.Wi11iamFau1knerC.ScottFitzgera1dD.E