注：不含主觀(guān)題第1題Havingaccepted_______asthemodeforhistype

ofnovel,Orwellforsakesthosetechniquesthat

mighthaveprojectedhispoliticalideasintodeeplyfeltliterary

experiences.ARealismBNaturalismCModernismDRomanticism第2題BecauseOrwellsocherishes

middle-classcomforts,heconveyswithinhislimitations,thepathos

andterrorinvolvedinamancaughtbetweenwhathewantsfor

himselfandwhat_______hastoofferhim.AthepoliticalsystemBthereligioussystemCtheothersDthefamily第3題Asa_______novelist,Orwellislessinterested

inmanthanheisinthesocietythathasinfectedhim.AcomicBtragicCsocialDSerious第4題AnimalFarm

isa()_______novellawrittenbyBritishGeorgeOrwell.AallegoricalBrealisticCromanticDhistorical第5題Orwell’sfirst

socialistbookwasanoriginalandunorthodoxpoliticaltreatise

entitled_______.AAHangingBTheRoadtoWiganPierCComingUpforAirDShootinganElephant第6題GeorgeOrwellwasaBritishauthorandjournalist;manycriticsdefinedhimasademocraticsocialist.第7題GeorgeOrwellwasfamousforhisnovels

AnimalFarmand

NineteenNinety-four.

第8題NineteenEighty-four

isaprofoundutopianovelthatexaminesthedangersoftotalitarianrule.

第9題Orwell’sfirstsocialistbookwasanoriginalandunorthodoxpoliticaltreatiseentitled

TheRoadtoWiganPier.第10題Orwell’schiefcharactersexistassocialanimals,whichareindicatedintermsofstatus,race,caste,andtradition.第1題EvelynWaugh’strilogyofWorldWarInovelscollectivelyknownasSwordofHonour.

第2題WaughhadconvertedtoAnglicanismin1930,afterthefailureofhisfirstmarriage,whichshockedhisfamilyandsurprisedsomeofhisfriends.第3題Waugh’snovelswrittenbefore1939maybedescribedassatirical.第4題HislastworkisTheOrdealofGilbertPinfold,whichisaccountofanartist,strikinglyclosetoWaughhimself,whosecreativepowersdryup.第5題TheprotagonistoftheSwordofHonourisGuyCrouchback,heirofadecliningaristocraticEnglishRomanCatholicfamily.第6題1.

Inatrilogy---________---heanalyzedthecharacterofWorldWarII,inparticularitsrelationshipwiththeeternalstrugglebetweengoodandevilandthetemporalstrugglebetweencivilizationandbarbarism.AMenatArms,OfficersandGentlemen,andUnconditionalSurrenderBMenatArms,

OfficersandGentlemen,and

theOrdealofGilbertPinfoldCMenatArms,

UnconditionalSurrender,and

VileBodiesDVileBodies,

DeclineandFall,and

UnconditionalSurrender第7題1.

InsomeofWaugh’sworks,________istobetakenseriouslyasapowerfulbutambiguousforce.AAnglicanismBCatholicismChumorDpolitics第8題1.

Waugh’strilogyattemptstoshowanalmost_______onGuyCrouchback’spart,asheseesinthewarachanceforEngland’sresurginggreatnessandthenfindshishopestobeillusory.AcosmicdisillusionmentBsatiricalcriticismChumoroussatireDIndifference第9題WaughreceivedtheJamesTaitBlackMemorialPrizefor_______in1952.AOfficersandGentlemenBTheOrdealofGilbertPinfold

CMenatArmsDDeclineandFall第10題1.

WhichoneofthefollowingworksisNOTwrittenbyEvelynWaugh?AVileBodiesBDeclineandFallCAHandfulofDustDAnimalFarmChapter3GrahamGreene第1題AfterstudyingatBalliolCollege,Oxford,GreeneconvertedtoAnglicanChurchin1926,partlythroughtheinfluenceofhisfuturewife.

第2題Hisfirstpublishedworkwasabookofprose,BabblingApril.第3題Greene’sthrillerStamboulTrain

wasthefirstofastringofnovelsthathetermed“entertainments.”

第4題Greene’sfinestnovel,ThePowerandtheGlory,hasmoredirectlyCatholictheme.

第5題OneofGreene’sfinestnovels,BrightonRock,sharessomeelementswithhisentertainments,andexploresthecontrastingmoralattitudesofitsmaincharacterswithanewdegreeofintensityandemotionalinvolvement.

第6題Greene’searlynovelsdepicta_______

Europeslidingtowardfascismandwar,whilemanyofhissubsequent

novelsaresetinremotelocalesundergoingwars,revolutions,or

otherpoliticalupheavals.ADepression-strickenBprosperousCcorruptedDDeveloped第7題Greene’sbooksunusualpopularityispartly

duetohisproductionof_______featuringcrimeandintriguebut

moreimportantlytohissuperbgiftsasastoryteller.AloveaffairsBromanticsettingsCthrillersDeducationalmaterials第8題Greenecanbecalledthemostseriouswriterof

the20th

century,displayingthemost______consciousnessinapessimistic,

butinterestingway.ApoliticalBreligiousCethicalDnational第9題Inattemptingtorecoverthe“hero”

forademocraticage,Greenehastaken_______andtriedtoraise

himthroughsufferingandpaintomoreheroicstature.AthepreciousfreedomBthefallendemocratCthevaluabledignityDthepoliticalstruggle第10題ForGreene,theessentialhumantragedy,implicit

inthegapbetweenwhatmanwantsandwhatheisabletoattain

becauseofpersonallimitations,is_______.ApatheticBfunnyCironicDHilariousChapter4SamuelBeckett第1題SamuelBeckettwasaScottishwriter,dramatistandpoet.

第2題Asastudent,assistant,andfriendofT.S.Eliot,Beckettisconsideredoneofthelastmodernists,andoneofthefirstpostmodernists.第3題AlthoughEnglishwashisnativelanguage,allofBeckett’smajorworkswereoriginallywritteninFrench.第4題SamuelBeckettwasthefirstoftheabsurdiststowininternationalfame.第5題SamuelBeckettisobsessedbyadesiretocreate“

aliteratureoftheunword.”

第6題Beckettrealizedthatartmustbe_______and

drawnwhollyfromhisowninnerworld,andhiswritingstylebecame

maturerandmaturer.AsubjectiveBobjectiveCspontaneousDMeaningless第7題Whichoneinthefollowingworksisnotwritten

bySamuelBeckett?AMurphyBMolloyCMaloneDiesDBrightonRock第8題Beckettsecuredhispositionasamaster

dramatistonApril3,1957whenhissecondmasterpiece_______

premieredattheRoyalCourtTheatreinLondon.AEndgameBWaitingforGodotCMurphyDWatt第9題ThenovelMurphyissetin______duringthe

firstdecadeoftheIrishRepublic.AParisandLondonBLondonandDublinCParisandDublinDDublinandManchester第10題______,SamuelBeckett’sfirstpublished

novel,representshisphilosophicalspeculationonlifeand

foreshadowsthetendencyofthedevelopmentofBeckett’s

novels.AMolloyBMurphyCEndgameDWattChapter5WilliamGolding第1題LordoftheFlies

derivesfromDefoe’sRobinsonCrusoe

andR.M.Ballantyne’sTheCoralIsland.

第2題WilliamGoldingwonaNobelPrizeforLiteraturein1983,andwasknightedbyElizabethIIin1988.

第3題ThethemeofLordoftheFliesisaboutthedarksideorevilsideofhumannature.

第4題Goldingisagenuinelyseriouswriterbecauseheheldastrongoptimisticviewtowardshumannature.

第5題Golding’sprimaryaiminhisworksistodealwiththeinnateevilandoriginalsinofman,whichoperatecountertotheforcesofreasonandcivilization.

第6題InLord

oftheFlies,

aswellasinhismanyotherbooks,hispurposeistoexplore

________andmakepeoplerealizethetruthofman.Athe

darkestplaceofhumanheartBthepurest

placeofhumanheartCthe

indifferenceofhumanheartDtheoriginof

kindness第7題Whichonein

thefollowingworksisnotwrittenbyWilliamGolding?ALordofthe

FliesBAPaperManCAnimal

FarmDDarkness

Visible第8題Golding’s

firstnovel,_______,waspublishedin1954,afterhavingbeen

turneddownby21publishers.ALord

oftheFliesBDarkness

VisibleCAPaperManDTheSpire第9題ItisnotsurprisingthatthreeofGolding’s

fournovelsaredirectlyconcernedwith_______,withhisattemptto

maintainnotonlybodybutalsosoul.Aman’scrueltytoothersBman’spurityofhumanheartCman’soriginalsinDman’sstrugglefor

survival第10題ThestrandedboysinLord

oftheFliesrepresentclearcategoriesof________:Ralphisclear

reasonincarnate,Jackprimitivepassion,Piggymoralawareness,and

Simonconscienceandreason.AhumanattributesBdarknessofnatureCsymbolizationDsocialstructureChapter6LawrenceDurrell第1題TheAlexandriaQuartetisaseriesoffourinterconnectednovels,writtenbyLawrenceDurrell.

第2題Durrell’slastbook

Caesar’sVastGhost:AspectsofProvence,waspublishedin1990.

第3題IntheAlexandriaQuartet,DurrellhaswrittenanambitiousandexcitingsequenceofnovelswhichimmediatelybearssuperficialcomparisonwithJoyce’sUlysses.

第4題In1998,theModernLibraryrankedtheAlexandriaQuartetnumber60onitslistofthe100bestEnglish-languagenovelsofthe20th

century.

第5題TheAlexandriaQuartetconsistingofJustine,Balthazar,MountoliveandClea,issetinIreland,Dublin,duringthe1940s.第6題Durrellwroteseveralbooksofpoetryandprose

beforethepublicationoftheAlexandriaQuartet,composedof

_______.AMonsieur,Livia,Constance,andQuinxBLivia,Constance,CleaandJustineCJustine,Balthazar,MountoliveandCleaDSebastian,Balthazar,CleaandQuinx第7題Byitssubjectivenarrativestructurethe

AlexandriaQuartetdemonstratestHEofitsmainthemes:_______.AtherelativitytruthBtheuniversaltruthCthetrueloveoftheyouthDthehatredagainstwar第8題Durrellhashimselfcommentedthattheartist

mustattendto_______conformtothehiddenmagneticfieldsthat

thelandscapeistryingtocommunicatetothepersonality.AwhatthelandissayingBwhatthecharacterissayingCwhattheactionissayingDwhattheplotissaying第9題1.

Workingalongwithplaceinthenovels,Durrellpointsout,is_______whichhecalls“

asoup-mixrecipeofacontinuum.”AasuspendedclimaxBathrillingplotCawell-connectedactionDatimesequence第10題Durrellistryingto

capturea______intheAlexandriaQuartet---heremarksthathe

turnedtosciencetofindtheunitiesthatthenoveldoesnotoffer.Aspace-timecontinuumBtime-charactercontinuumClanguage-timecontinuumDlanguage-character

continuumChapter7:JohnFowles第1題WhereisTheFrenchLieutenant’sWomanset?()ALymeRegis,UKBBognorRegis,UKCTheGreekislandofSpetsesDLondon,England第2題WheredoCharlesSmithsonandSarahWoodrufffirstmeet?()AAtapartyatMrs.Poultney’sHouse.BOntheCobb,whileCharlesiswalkingwithErnestina.COnthebeach,whiletheyarebothlookingforfossils.DNearWareCommons,whenCharlesstopstodrinkmilkattheDairy.第3題WhyisCharleseffectivelydisinheritedbyhisUncleRobert?()AUncleRobertdisapprovesofCharles’engagementtolowerclass-Ernestina,andcan’tbearthethoughtofherbeingthemistressofthehouseBUncleRobertneveractuallyintendedtobequeaththeestatetoCharles,thisisjustthefirsttimehehasmadethisclear.CUncleRobertmarriesagainandhasachild.Hewantstoleavetheestatetohisson.DUncleRobertdoesnotthinkCharleswouldbeabletomanagetheproperty,andhehasleftthehousetoanotheryoungrelativebetter-suitedtothetask.第4題WhatisitaboutErnestinathatattractsCharles?()ASheissonearlytheprimlittlemoppet;yetnotquite.BShestandstoinheritagreatfortune.CSheisdaringandadventurous.DSheisbeautifulbymalestandards.第5題FinishthefollowingquotefromJohnFowlesregardinghischangeofheartafterleavingthemarines“"I...begantohatewhatIwasbecominginlife—aBritishEstablishmentyounghopeful.Idecidedinsteadtobecomeasortof________."()ACommunistBExistentialistCAnarchistDIndividualist第6題Metafictionisastyleofnarrativethattriestotellthereadersthatfictionismadeupandisnotanillusionofreality()第7題TheFrenchLieutenant’sWomanusesanachronisticremarkstoremindreadersthatitisameditationonthecontrivancesofVictorianliterature.()第8題Fowles’metafictionispostmoderninthewayittriestoexposethefalsityoftheideologyofitscharacters.()第9題TheFrenchLieutenant’sWomanpresentsfouralternativeendings.()第10題ThemostcommonmetafictionalelementofTheFrenchLieutenant’sWomanisthefrequentinterventionsoftheCharles.()Chapter8:JulianBarnes第1題WhichliterarycriticfirstusedthetermMetafictionin1970?()ABTerryEagletonCNorthropFryeDWilliamEGassFEliotG第2題Whichofthefollowingbooksisaninstanceofmetafictionpredatingmodernliterature?()ATheFrenchLieutenant’sWomanBParadiseLostCTheLifeandOpinionsofTristramShandy,GentlemanDDante’sInferno第3題WhowasGustaveFlaubert?()AAnineteenth-centuryFrenchsymbolistPoetBAnineteenth-centuryFrenchrealistnovelistCAneighteenth-centuryFrenchrealistnovelistDAnineteenth-centuryFrenchromanticnovelist第4題WhichofthethesewasanotablecharacteristicoftheparrotthatGeoffreyBraithwaitewassearchingfor?

(

)AItspokeFrench.BItwasstuffed.CItwasapoet.DItwasparticularlyfondofcroissants.第5題WhydoesGeoffreygiveuptryingtoidentifywhichparrotwasFlaubert’s?(

)AHegetsboredanddepressed.BHelearnsthattherealparrotwasdestroyedinafire.CHelearnsthattherealparrotgotmixedupwithothersinamuseum.DHelearnsthatFlauberthadmorethanoneparrot.第6題Apasticheissomethingsuchasapieceofwritingormusicinwhichthestyleiscopiedfromsomewhereelse,orwhichcontainsamixtureofdifferentstyles.()第7題InNon-criticalmetafictionthenarrativequestionsitsowncredibilityasaworkoffiction.()第8題Postmodernfictionarguesthereisnotruthbeyondamyriadofoverlappingandconflictingnarratives.()第9題Flaubert’sParrotisakindofCriticalmetafiction.()第10題Braithwaiteusesthemetaphorofthegreasedpigtotalkabouttheslipperinessofbiography.()Chapter9:JeanRhys第1題WhydoesMr.RochesteragreetomarryAntoinetteinWideSargassoSea?()AMr.Masonpromiseshimalargesumofmoney.BHefallsinlovewithAntoinette.CHeisthreatenedbyAntoinette’sillegitimatehalf-brother.DHefallsill,Antoinettenurseshimbacktohealthandhefeelsgratefultoher.第2題WhyhasWideSargassoSeabeenaccusedofracistmistreatmentofitsblackcharacters?()AMr.Rochesterdoesnotliketheblackcharacters.BTheblackcharactersareallilliterate.CAlloftheblackcharactersareblamedforeverythingbadthathappens.DTheblackcharactersarenotportrayedsympathetically.第3題InWideSargassoSeaMr.RochesterchangesAntoinette’snametowhichofthefollowing?()ABettyBBernyCBerthaDBulgaria第4題WhatimportanthistoricaleventhasjusttakenplacewhenthenovelWideSargassoSeabegins?()ATheislandofJamaicahasbeengrantedindependenceBTheemancipationacthasfreedslavesintheBritishcoloniesCEnglandhasdeclaredwaronhercolonialrivalFranceDAhurricanehasdestroyedthelargesugarplantationsonwhichthewealthofthewestindiesdepends.第5題WhydotheotherinhabitantsoftheislandrefertoAntoinetteasawhitecockroach?()ABecausesheandherfamilyhavetoscavengeforfood.BBecausesheisacreole.CBecausetheonedresssheownsisverydirty.DBecausesheisawhitegirlwhospendsallhertimewiththeblackservantsandtheir第6題ThetermcreolewasusedinBritishCaribbeanislandstorefertothoseofEnglishorEuropeandescentbornintheCaribbean.()第7題TheSargassoSeareferredtointhetitleofthenovelWideSargassoSeaisabiologicalareatotherightoftheAntarcticoceanwheresargassokelpgrows.()第8題WideSargassoSeaisaprequeltoCharlotteBronte’sWutheringHeights.()第9題JeanRhyswasadescendentofslaves.()第10題JeanRhyssufferedfromsocialstigmainBritainbecauseofheraccent.()Chapter10:AngelaCarter第1題MagicalRealismuseselaborateandemotivedescriptiontodescribe_____.()AtheordinaryinordinarywaysandtheextraordinaryinextraordinarywaysBtheordinaryinextraordinarywaysandtheextraordinaryinordinarywaysCthetruthasfalseandthefalseastrueDthetruthastrueandthefalseasfalse第2題AngelaCarter’snovelsdealwithwhichmajorthemes?()AGothichorrorandmagicalrealismBpostmodernismandmetafictionCanarchismandsocialismDfascismandpoverty第3題InNightsattheCircusWalserfollowsFevver’scircustoStPetersburginordertoseeher,hetrainsathercircusforwhichjob?()ALionTamer.BJuggler.CTightropeWalkerDClown.第4題WhichwordbestdescribeshowJackWalserfeelsaboutFevversatthestartoftheinterview?()ASpitefulBAdmiringCSkepticalDWary第5題NightsattheCircuswasthewinnerofwhichliteraryprize?()ABookerPrizeBJamesTaitBlackMemorialPrizeCGoldsmithsPrizeDBanjoPetersonWritingAward第6題NightsattheCircususesmagicalrealismtocritiquepatriarchalsociety.()第7題InNightsattheCircusFevvers’seductivemagicalnarrativeistreatedasamasculinedefensivepower.()第8題InNightsattheCircusWalser’sscientificoutlookistreatedasamasculineideology.()第9題AttheendofNightsattheCircusFevverspresentsWalserwiththepossibilitythatherstorycouldallbemadeup.()第10題NightsattheCircususesthesexualpoliticaldynamicbetweenthewingedladyFevversandthemalejournalistWalsertodepictthedevelopmentofaninharmoniousandunequalrelationshipbetweenthesexes.()Chapter11:DorisLessing第1題InTheGoldenNotebookhowmanynotebooksdoesAnnahaveinthecompletenovel?()A5B3C4D6第2題

InTheGoldenNotebook

SaulGreengivesAnnathefirstsentenceofanovelshehastowrite.What’sthissentence?

A

ThetwowomenwerealoneintheLondonflatBWhat'sfunny?COnadryhillsideinAlgeria,thesoldierwatchedthemoonlightglintinghisrifleDIcan'tsleepalone第3題TheauthorofTheGoldenNotebookclaimedwhichofthefollowing?()AThemostimportantthemeinthenovelisfragmentationinitsdepictionofthefailureofthecommunistparty.BThemostimportantthemeinthenovelisfragmentationinitsdepictionofAnna’smentalbreakdown.CThemostimportantthemeinthenovelisfragmentationinitsdepictionofUncleBulgaria.DThemostimportantthemeinthenovelisfragmentationinitsdepictionoffeminism.第4題InTheGoldenNotebookAnnaWulfwritesherattemptedsecondnovelTheShadowoftheThirdinwhichnotebook?()ATheblacknotebook.BTherednotebook.CTheyellownotebook.DThebluenotebook.第5題MajorthemesofTheGoldenNotebookincludewhichofthefollowing?()AClassicismandFeminismBFeminismandCommunismCImpressionismandAnarchismDMagicandMetafiction第6題DorisLessing’sfirstnovelwascalledARipplefromtheStorm.()第7題DorisLessingreceivedNobelPrizeforLiteraturein2007.()第8題In1956thegovernmentsofSouthernRhodesiaandSouthAfricadeclaredDorisLessingaprohibitedalienbecauseherhusbandwasamemberofthecommunistparty.()第9題Post-modernliteraturetriestosubverttheauthorityofthenarrator.()第10題In1962DorisLessingpublishedTheGoldenNotebook,herlongestandmostcriticallyacclaimedbook.()Chapter12:IrisMurdoch第1題IrisMurdochtaughtwhichsubjectatOxfordUniversity?()AArtBLiteratureCPhilosophyDClassics第2題InTheSea,theSeawhydoesCharlesArrowbyfallintothesea?()AHegetssodrunkthatheloseshisbalance.BAfriendofhisex-wifepusheshimin.CMary’sjealoushusbandpusheshimin.DThejealoushusbandofaformerloverpusheshimin.第3題InTheBlackPrince

whydoesBradleyPearson’sex-wife’sbrothervisithimbeforehegoestohiscottageonthecoast?

(

)ATopersuadehimtovisitArnoldBaffinBToseducehim.CToaskformoneyDTopersuadehimtoseehissister.第4題WhichofthefollowingisnotathemeofTheBlackPrince?()ALoveandSexBJealousyandviolenceCPovertyandExploitationDGreekMythology第5題WhichofthesecharactersdoesnotcontributeapostscripttoTheBlackPrince()AArnoldBaffinBJulianBaffinCDFrancisELoxias第6題ThethemeoftherationaldesiresexplaininghumanmoralactionisacommonthemeinMurdoch’snovels.()第7題InthefinalyearsofherlifeIrisMurdochsufferedfromAlzheimer’sdisease.()第8題InXenophon’sAnabasisthePersiansshout“TheSea,theSea”whentheyseethecoast.()第9題InthebeginningofTheSea,theSeatheprotagonistthinksoftheseainawaythatisdifferentfromPaulValéry’snarratorinhispoem“TheGraveyardbytheSea”.()第10題TheSea,theSea’stitleisinspiredbyaFrenchhistorybookandanancientGreekpoem.()Chapter13V.S.Naipual第1題NaipaulwasaBritish

writerofIndiandescent.第2題In2001,V.S.Naipaulwonthe

NobelPrizeinLiterature.第3題V.S.Naipaul'snarrativetechniqueisrealistandtraditional,withanironicandunobtrusivestyle.第4題V.S.NaipaulwasknightedbyQueenElizabethIIin1990第5題AHouseforMrBiswasisatragicomicnovelsetinInidaattheturnofthecenturythroughthe1950s第6題AHouseforMr.BiswasisalargelyautobiographicalnovelaboutV.S.Naipaul’sownfamily第7題BrahminisamemberofthelowestcasteinHinduism.第8題ThethemeofalienationisoneoftheprominentthemesofAHouseforMr.Biswas.第9題SearchingforahousesymbolizsanefforttofindandcreatehisownidentityforV.S.Naipaul.第10題ThepowerlessnessoftheIndianfamilystructureinacolonialsettingiswellportrayedbyTulsicontrollingMr.BiswasrepresentingGreatBritainwhocontrolsthecolony’sdailylifeanddevelopment.Chapter14SalmanRushdie第1題In2007,

SalmanRushdiewas

knightedbyQueenElizabethforhisservicestoliterature.第2題SalmanRushdiewaseducatedin

England

atRugbySchooland

King'sCollege,

Cambridge,wherehereadhistoryandreceiveda

Master’sDegree

inHistoryin1968.第3題Midnight‘sChildren

isconsideredanexampleof

postcolonial[and

magicalrealistliterature.第4題Saleem’sgiftistoenteramirrorandemergethroughamirrorinanyotherplace第5題BynarratingtheeventfromtheperspectiveofSaleemSinai,RushdiehasgiventheIndiancitizenstheabilitytocreatetheirownversionofhistory.第6題Magicrealismisa19th-centurystyleoffictionandliterarygenre.第7題Inworksofliterature,magicrealismreferstoacombinationoffantasyandreality:theinsertionofmagical,mythicalelementsintoan