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I.Trueorfalsechoices:

20%（Onepointforeachitem）

（）1.“Tobelieveyourownthought,tobelievethatwhatistrueforyouinyourprivateheartistrueforallmen—thatisgenius.”ThesentenceshowstheopinionofJosephHeller.

（）2.PartOneofTheAutobiographyopenswithalettertoDorothyJames,Franklin'

swife.

（）3.In“TheCaskofAmontillado”,Montresorsuddenlychainstheslow-footedFortunatotoastone,andwallsuptheentrancetothissmallcrypt,therebytrappingFortunatoinsideforever.

（）4.ArthurDimmesdale 

inTheScarletLetterisaspecimenofHawthorne’schilling,cold-bloodedhumananimals.

（）5.Thelines—“Apoemshouldnotmean/Butbe”comesfrom“ArsPoetica”byMacLeish.

（）6.O’Neill’sgreatpurposewastotryanddiscovertherootofhumandesiresandfrustrations.Heshowedmostofthecharactersinhisplaysasseekingmeaningandpurposeintheirlivesbutallmetdisappointment.

（）7.Catch-22combinescomicabsurditywiththehorrorsofwarinordertocriticizebureaucraticauthorityandpeopleoverthelivesofothers.

（）8.SaulBellowwasawardedtheNobelPrizeforLiteraturein1975.

（）9.EzraPoundwasoneoftheprimemoversofImagism.

（）10.EmersonisthementortoThoreau.

（）11.InTheOpenBoat,Craneexploresthethemethatmenismorepowerfulthannatureandmenwillconsequentlydefeatnaturaldisasterswithnaturalandimpressionisticapproaches.

（）12.StephenCraneisconsideredasoneofAmericannaturalisticwriters.

（）13.Fitzgeraldsummarizedtheexperiencesandattitudesofthe1920sdecadeinhismasterpiecenovelTenderistheNight.

（）14.ThenarratorinTheGreatGatsbyisaminorcharacternamedNickCarraway,whoisalsoaparticipantintheevent.

（）15.WilliamFaulknerwasawardedtheNobelPrizeforliteraturein1949andthePulitzerPrizein1954and1962.

（）16.AFarewelltoArmsisHemingway’sfirsttruenovelinwhichhedepictsavividportraitof“thelostgeneration”.

（）17.Hemingway’swritingstyle,togetherwithhisthemeandhero,isgreatlyandpermanentlyinfluencedbyhisexperienceinthewar.

（）18.InWaltWhiteman’spoem“OCaptain!

MyCaptain!

”,captainreferstoPresidentLincoln.

（）19.EmilyDickinson’spoeticidiomisnotedforobscure.

（）20.InvisibleManexploresthethemeofthewhitemanfromthelowersocialclassstrivefortheiridentity.

II.Matchthefollowingwritersandtheirworks:

10%（Onepointforeachitem）

Writers:

（）1.RalphWaldoEmerson

（）2.RobertFrost

（）3.SaulBellow

（）4.JosephHeller

（）5.RalphWaldoEllison

（）6.EzraPound

（）7.ErnestHemingway

（）8.EmilyDickinson

（）9.KatherineAnnePorter

（）10.HenryWadsworthLongfellow

Works:

a.Self-Reliance

b.InvisibleMan

c.PaleHorse,PaleRider

d.TheSunAlsoRises

e.StoppingbyWoodsonaSnowyEvening

f.SuccessisCountedSweetest

g.SongofMyself

h.Catch-22

i.LookingforMr.Green

j.Cantos

III.Identifythefollowingbychoosingtheauthor’snameandthenameoftheworks:

20%（1pointsforeachitem）

1.Thatfelicity,whenIreflectedonit,hasinducedmesometimestosay,thatwereitofferedtomychoice,Ishouldhavenoobjectiontoarepetitionofthesamelifefromitsbeginning,onlyaskingtheadvantagesauthorshaveinasecondeditiontocorrectsomefaultsofthefirst. 

SoImight,besidescorrectingthefaults,changesomesinisteraccidentsandeventsofitforothersmorefavorable.

Author:

A.WilliamFaulknerB.BenjaminFranklinC.RalphWaldoEllison

Work:

A.TheAutobiographyB.BarnBurningC.TheGreatGatsby

2.Itwasnowmidnight,andmytaskwasdrawingtoaclose.Ihadcompletedtheeighth,theninth,andthetenthtier.Ihadfinishedaportionofthelastandtheeleventh;

thereremainedbutasinglestonetobefittedandplasteredin.Istruggledwithitsweight;

Iplaceditpartiallyinitsdestinedposition.Butnowtherecamefromoutthenichealowlaughthaterectedthehairsuponmyhead.Itwassucceededbyasadvoice,whichIhaddifficultyinrecognisingasthatofthenobleFortunato.

A.EdgarAllanPoeB.WilliamFaulknerC.RalphWaldoEllison

A.TheCaskofAmontilladoB.BarnBurningC.TheAutobiography

3.Theworldhasbeeninstructedbyitskings,whohavesomagnetizedtheeyesofnations.Ithasbeentaughtbythiscolossalsymbolthemutualreverencethatisduefrommantoman.Thejoyfulloyaltywithwhichmenhaveeverywheresufferedtheking,thenoble,orthegreatproprietortowalkamongthembyalawofhisown,makehisownscaleofmenandthings,andreversetheirs,payforbenefitsnotwithmoneybutwithhonor,andrepresentthelawinhisperson,wasthehieroglyphicbywhichtheyobscurelysignifiedtheirconsciousnessoftheirownrightandcomeliness,therightofeveryman.

A.WaltWhitmanB.WilliamFaulknerC.RalphW.Emerson

A.TheRoadNotTakenShotAnArrowC.Self-reliance

4.Alanewasforthwithopenedthroughthecrowdofspectators.Precededbythebeadle,andattendedbyanirregularprocessionofstern-browedmenandunkindlyvisagedwomen,HesterPrynnesetforthtowardstheplaceappointedforherpunishment.Acrowdofeagerandcuriousschoolboys,understandinglittleofthematterinhand,exceptthatitgavethemahalf-holiday,ranbeforeherprogress,turningtheirheadscontinuallytostareintoherfaceandatthewinkingbabyinherarms,andattheignominiousletteronherbreast.Itwasnogreatdistance,inthosedays,fromtheprisondoortothemarket-place.

A.NathanielHawthorneB.WilliamFaulknerC.EmilyDickenson

A.MobyDickB.TheScarletLetterC.Walden

5.Astheboatbouncedfromthetopofeachwave,thewindtorethroughthehairofthehatlessmen,andasthecraftploppedhersterndownagainthespraysplashedpastthem.Thecrestofeachofthesewaveswasahill,fromthetopofwhichthemensurveyed,foramoment,abroadtumultuousexpanse,shiningandwind-riven.Itwasprobablysplendid.Itwasprobablyglorious,thisplayofthefreesea,wildwithlightsofemeraldandwhiteandamber.

A.HenryJamesB.WilliamFaulknerC.StephenCrane

B.TheOpenBoatC.MissJewett

6.Well,shecouldjusthearCorneliatellingherhusbandthatMotherwasgettingalittlechildishandthey’dhavetohumorher.ThethingthatmostannoyedherwasthatCorneliathoughtshewasdeaf,dumb,andblind.Littlehastyglancesandtinygesturestossedaroundhereandoverherheadsaying,“Don’tcrossher,letherhaveherway,she’seightyyearsold,”andshesittingthereasifshelivedinathinglasscage.

A.OscarWilde.W.LongfellowC.KatherineAnnePorter

A.TheJiltingofGrannyWeatherallB.MobyDickC.TheJollyCorner

7. 

AlittlebeforethreetheLutheranministerarrivedfromFlushing,andIbegantolookinvoluntarilyoutthewindowsforothercars. 

SodidGatsby’sfather. 

Andasthetimepassedandtheservantscameinandstoodwaitinginthehall,hiseyesbegantoblinkanxiously,andhespokeoftheraininaworried,uncertainway. 

Theministerglancedseveraltimesathiswatch,soItookhimasideandaskedhimtowaitforhalfanhour. 

Butitwasn’tanyuse. 

Nobodycame.

A.F.S.FitzgeraldB.ArtherMillerC.H.W.Longfellow

A.OnceMoreTotheLakeB.BarnBurningC.TheGreatGatsby

8."

No!

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Harrissaidviolently,explosively."

Damnation!

Sendhimoutofhere!

Nowtime,thefluidworld,rushedbeneathhimagain,thevoicescomingtohimagainthroughthesmellofcheeseandsealedmeat,thefearanddespairandtheoldgriefofblood…

A.F.S.FitzgeraldB.WilliamFaulknerC.RobertFrost

A.InvisibleManB.BarnBurningC.TheHappyPrince

9."

Goodnight,"

theothersaid.Turningofftheelectriclighthecontinuedtheconversationwithhimself.Itisthelightofcourse,butitisnecessarythattheplacebecleanandpleasant.Youdonotwantmusic.Certainlyyoudonotwantmusic.Norcanyoustandbeforeabarwithdignityalthoughthatisallthatisprovidedforthesehours.Whatdidhefear?

Itwasnotfearordread.Itwasanothingthatheknewtoowell.Itwasallanothingandamanwasnothingtoo.Itwasonlythatthelightwasallitneededandacertaincleannessandorder.Somelivedinitandneverfeltitbutheknewitallwasnadaypuesnadaynadaypuesnada.

A.WallaceStevensB.WilliamFaulknerC.ErnestHemingway

A.DeathofaSalesmanClean,Well-lightedPlaceC.Recitatif

10.ABBIE--（giveshimafuriouspushwhichsendshimstaggeringbackandspringstoherfeet--withwildrageandhatred）Don'

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.C.WilliamsB.E.G.O’neillC.SaulBellow

A.DesireUndertheElmsB.LookingforMr.GreenC.Catch-22

IV．Completethefollowing:

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1.Somesaytheworldwillendin_____,

Somesayin_____.

FromwhatI’vetastedof_____

Iholdwiththosewhofavor_____.

Butifithadto_____twice,

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2.WhosewoodstheseareIthinkI_____.

His_____isinthevillage,though;

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Towatchhis_____fillupwith_____.（5%）

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