美国文学练习题

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1、PartLTheLiteratureofColonialAmericaI.FillinthefollowingBlanks*I.ThemostenduringshapinginfluenceinAmericanthoughtandAmericanliteraturewasII.Hardwork,thrift,pietyandsobriety,thesewerethevaluesthatdominatedmuchoftheearlyAmericanwriting・IILMakemultiplechoices.1・Englishliteratu

2、reintheAmericaisonlyaboutmorethanyearsold.A.500B.400C.200D.1006.usuallywasregardedasthefirstAnlericanwriter.A.WilliamBradfordB.AnneBradstreetC.EmilyDickinsonD.CaptainJohnSmith1().ThecommonthreadthroughoutAmericanliteraturehasbeentheemphasisonthe・A.RevolutionismB.ReasonC・In

3、dividualismD.Rationalism11.AnneBradstreetwasaPuritanpoet.HerpoemsmadesuchastirinEnglandthatshebecameknownastheu"whoappearedinAmerica・A.NinthMuseB.TenthMuseC.BestMuseD.FirstMusePartII.TheLiteratureofReasonandRevolution1.Fillintheblanks.3.BenjaminFranklinalsoeditedthefirstco

4、lonialmagazine,whichhecalled・4.BenjaminFranklin1sbestwritingisfoundinhismasterpiece・9.ThemostoutstandingpoetinAmericaofthe18thcenturywas・10.PhilipFreneau*sfamouspoemwaswrittenabouthisimprisonedexperience・11.wasconsideredasthe"poetoftheAmericanRevolution.^12.hasbeencalledth

5、enFatherofAmericanPoetry/*14.InAmericanliterature,theeighteenthcenturywasanAgeofandRevolution・III.Makemultiplechoices・1・InAmericanliterature,theeighteenthcenturywastheageoftheEnlightcnmen匚wasthedominantspirit.A.HumanismB.RationalismC.RevolutionD.Evolution2.InAmericanlitera

6、ture,theEnlightenerswereopposedto・A.lhecolonialorderB・religiousobscurantismC・lhePuritantraditionD.lhesecularliterature4.WhichstatementaboutBenjaminFranklinisnottrue?A.Heinstructedhiscountrymenasaprinter.B.Hewasascientist.C・Hewasamasterofdiplomacy.D・HewasaPuritan.6.Whichoft

7、hefollowingstirredtheworldandhelpedformtheAmericanrepublic?A.TheAmericanCrisisB.TheFederalistC・DeclarationofIndependenceD・TheWasteLand7・BenjaminFranklinwastheepitomeofthe・A.AmericanEnlightenmentB.SugarActC・ChartistmovementD・Romanticist&From1732to175&BenjaminFranklinwrotean

8、dpublishedhisfamous,anannulcollectionofproverbs.A.TheAutobiographyB.PoorRichard*sAlmanacC