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Ⅰ:

Choose

the

relevant

match

from

column

B

for

each

itemin

column

A.

(10%)

Section

A

column

Acolumn

B

(1)Charles

Dickens

A.

OliverTwist

(2)LawrenceB.

The

Forsyte

Saga

(3)Jonathan

Swift

C.

The

Jew

of

Malta

(4)John

Galsworthy

D.SonsandLovers

(5)Christopher

Marlowe

E.

A

Modest

Proposal

Section

B

column

A

column

B

(1)Doctor

Faustus

A.

Darcy

(2)The

Merchant

of

Venice

B.

Joseph

Surface

(3)The

School

for

Scandal

C.

Portia

(4)Pride

and

Prejudice

D.

Friday

(5)Robinson

Crusoe

E.

Mephistophilis

Part

Ⅱ:

Complete

each

of

the

following

statements

with

a

proper

words

or

a

phrase.

(10%)

1.

TheCanterburyTalesfirsttimetouse“”

is

Spenser’s

idealism,

his

love

of

beauty,

and

his

exquisite

melody

that

made

him

known

as

“______”.

3.isaplaywright&poetwhoisconsideredaboveallwritersinthepastandinthepresenttime4.

PopeisoneofthefirsttointroducetoEngland,forhimthesupremevaluewasorder.

5.ThePilgrim’sProgressisareligious,itspurposeistourgepeopletoabidebyChristiandoctrinesandseeksalvation(拯救)throughconstantstruggleswiththeirownweaknessesandallkindsofsocialevils.Itspredominantmetaphor–lifeasajourney.

6.The

two

major

novelists

of

the

Romantic

period

are

Jane

Austen

and

______.

7.

WilliamWordsworth,SamuelTaylorColeridge&RobertSoutheyare“”.8.

James

Joyce’s

novels

and

short

stories

are

regarded

as

his

great

works,

all

of

which

have

the

same

setting:

______.

9.LoveandarethemajorthemesinJaneAustin’snovels.10.isthemostoutstandingstream-of-consciousnessnovelistin20thcenturyEnglishliterature

Part

Ⅲ:

Each

of

the

following

statements

below

is

followed

by

four

alternative

answers.

Choose

the

one

that

would

best

complete

the

statement.

(40%)

1.whichofthefollowingisregardedasthemostsuccessfulreligiousallegoryintheEnglishlanguage.

A.ThePilgrim'sProgress

B.GraceAboundingtotheChiefofSinnersC.TheLifeandDeathofMr.Badman

D.TheHolyWar2.

Shakespeare’s

four

great

tragedies

are:

Hamlet,

Othello,

______

and

___.

A.

King

Lear…Romeo

and

JulietB.

King

Lear…Macbeth

C.

King

John…Julius

Caesar

D.

King

John…The

Merchant

of

Venice

3.

itisgenerallyregardedthatkeats'smostimportantandmaturepoemsareintheformOf____.

A.elegyB.odeC.epicD.sonnet4.

Francisbaconisbestknownforhis

____whichgreatlyinfluencedthedevelopmentofthisliteraryform.

A.essaysB.poemsC.worksDplays5.

whoisnotthemajorfigureofmodernistmovement？

A.EliotB.JoyceC.CharlesdickensD.Pound

6.

whoisconsideredtobethebestknownEnglishdramatistsinceShakespeare？

A.OscarWildeB.johnGalsworthyC..YeatsD.GeorgeBernardShaw7.

Ofthefollowingpoets,whichisnotregardedas'lakepoets'

A.SamuelTaylorColeridgeB.RobertSouthyC.WilliamwordsworthD.WilliamShakespeare8.

Whichofthefollowingcannotdescribe'Byronichero'

A.proudB.mysteriousC.nobleoriginD.progressive9.

whoisregardedasa'worshipperofnature'.

A.johnKeatsB.WilliamBlakeC.WilliamWordsworthD.JaneAusten10.

Thomas

Gray’s

“Elegy

Written

in

a

Country

Churchyard”

once

and

for

all

established

his

fame

as

the

leader

of

the

______

poetry.

A.

Romantic

B.

Pastoral

C.

Neoclassical

D.

Sentimental

11.

“If

Winter

comes,

can

Spring

be

far

behind”

is

quoted

from

Shelley’s

______.

A.

The

Cloud

B.

Ode

to

Liberty

C.

Ode

to

the

West

Wind

D.

To

a

Skylark

12.

According

to

the

subjects,

Wordsworth’s

short

poems

can

be

classified

into

two

groups:

poems

about

______

and

poems

about

______.

A.

nature…love

&

friendship

B.

nature…h(huán)uman

life

C.

Scotland…love

&

friendship

D.

Scotland…h(huán)uman

life

13.

Which

of

the

following

is

NOT

James

Joyce’s

works

A.

The

Portrait

of

a

Lady

B.

Dubliners

C.

Ulysses

D.

Finnegans

Wake

14.

As

a

leading

Romanticist,

Byron’s

chief

contribution

is

his

creation

of

the

“Byronic

hero”,

a

______.

A.

proud,

strong-minded

rebel

under

pressure

B.

proud,

mysterious

rebel

of

noble

birth

C.

proud,

selfish

person

with

evil

heart

D.

a

proud,

vindictive

person

without

mercy

15.

In

his

works,

______

set

out

a

full

map

and

a

large-scale

criticism

of

19th

century

England,

particularly

London.

A.

Dickens

B.

Hardy

C.

George

Eliot

D.

Walter

Peter

16.

The

name

of

Robert

Browning

is

often

associated

with

the

term______.

A.

dramatic

monologue

B.

transferred

epitet

C.

blank

verse

D.

free

verse

17.

18.

.__________is

the

pseudonym

of

Marry

Ann

Evans.

A.

Jane

Austen

B.

George

Eliot

C.

D.

Anne

Bronte

19.

.__________is

regarded

as

the

most

prominent

stream-of-consciousness

novelist.

A.

James

Joyce

B.

Virginia

Woolf

C.

D.

20.

.__________,

a

collection

of

15

short

stories,

is

the

firstimportant

work

of

James

Joyce’s

life

long

preoccupation

with

Dublin

life.

A.

A

Portrait

of

the

A