全国自考英美文学2004 年04真题及答案

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1、2004年4月英美文学选读　试题PARTONE（40POINTS）Ⅰ.MultipleChoice(40pointsinall,1foreach)Selectfromthefourchoicesofeachitemtheonethatbestanswersthequestionorcompletesthestatement.Writeyourcorrectanswerontheanswersheet.1.“Andwewillsitupontherocks,/Seeingtheshepherdsfeedtheirflock

2、s,/Byshallowriverstowhosefalls/Melodiousbirdssingmadrigals.”Theabovelinesaretakenfrom______.A.Milton’sParadiseLostB.Marlowe’s“ThePassionateshepherdtoHisLove”C.Shakespeare’s“Sonnet18”D.JohnDonne’s“TheSunRising”2.TheEnglishRenaissanceperiodwasanageof______.A.poetry

3、anddramaB.dramaandnovelC.novelandpoetryD.romanceandpoetry3.HerearefourlinestakenfromEdmundSpenser’sTheFaerieQueene:“ButonhisbrestabloudieCrossehebore,/ThedeareremembranceofhisdyingLord,/Forwhosesweetesakethatgloriousbadgehewore,/Anddeadaslivingeverhimadored.”Whoi

4、sthe“dyingLord”discussedintheabovelines?A.BeowulfB.KingArthurC.JesusChristD.Jupiter4.InShakespeare’sMerchantofVenice,AntoniocouldnotpaybackthemoneyheborrowedfromShylock,because______.A.hismoneywasallinvestedinthenewly-emergingtextileindustryB.hisenterprisewentban

5、kruptC.BassaniowasabletopayhisowndebtD.hisshipshadallbeenlost5.WhichofthefollowingstatementsbestillustratesthethemeofShakespeare’sSonnet18?A.ThespeakereulogizesthepowerofNature.B.Thespeakersatirizeshumanvanity.C.Thespeakerpraisesthepowerofartisticcreation.D.Thesp

6、eakermeditatesonman’ssalvation.6.InEnglishpoetry,afour-linestanzaiscalled______.A.heroiccoupletB.quatrainC.SpenserianstanzaD.terzarima7.“LetnotAmbitionmocktheirusefultoil,/Theirhomelyjoys,anddestinyobscure;/NorGrandeurhearwithadisdainfulsmile/Theshortandsimpleann

7、alsofthepoor.”Theabovelinesaretakenfrom.A.AlexanderPope’sEssayonCriticismB.Coleridge’s“KublaKhan”C.JohnDonne’s“TheSunRising”D.ThomasGray’s“ElegyWritteninaCountryChurchyard”8.Bymakingthetruth-seekingpilgrimssufferatthehandsofthepeopleofVanityFair,JohnBunyanintends

8、toshowtheprevalentpoliticalandreligious______ofhistime.A.persecutionB.improvementC.prosperityD.disillusionment9.The18thcenturywitnessedanewliteraryform－themode