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2401From the age of 15. Theodore Dreiser worked on his own， longed to become a writer and went to（） where he learned by experience
2402After 1862， affected by a（n）（）， Emily Dickinson became recluse， living New England village life only with her family.
2403Henry James" The American tells a story about a young American confronting the complexity of the（）life.
2404Adventures of Huckleberry Finn describes a journey down the Mississippi undertaken by（）.
2405In 1850，（） went to a farm in Massachusetts， where Nathaniel Hawthorne was his neighbor and they became good friends.
2406D、H. Lawrence"s The Rainbow is about the（） family on a farm.
2407Walt Whitman"s poem Cavalry Crossing a Ford reminds its readers of a picture， or a photo， of a scene of the（）.
2408The novel（）is regarded to be a more profoundly ordered one than any other written by
2409As a prose writer， T.S.Eliot put emphasis on the importance of（） in writing and in criticism.
2410Charles Dickens"social attitudes are complicated and he tries his best to retain a（n）（） in his early works.
2411Charlotte Bronte"s works are all about lonely and neglected young women who are longing for（）， understanding and a happy life
2412The（） part of Gulliver"s Travel is a most interesting account of Gulliver"s discoveries in the Houyhnhnm land.
2413The perfect model of（） in literary history is Jonathan Swift"s A Modest Proposal
2414William Blake"s Songs of Innocence is a lovely volume of poems， while his Songs of Experience paints a different world with a（） tone.
2415The major theme of Jane Austen"s novels is love and marriage towards which she holds on a practical（）
2416In Brussels（） fell in love with a married man and this one-sided love was later recounted in villette.
2417Henchard， hero of Thomas Hardy"s The Mayor of Casterbridge， is a（） man.
2418As a drama critic，（） was strongly against the credo of"art for art"s sake" held by the decadent aesthetic artists.
2419T、 S. Eliot"s major achievement in play writing is the creation of a（） in the 20th century.
2420After reading the first chapter of Pride and Prejudice， we may come to know that Mrs. Bennet is a woman of（）.
2421For Melville，as well as for the reader and（），the narrator， Moby Dick is still a mystery， an ultimate mystery of the universe.
2422Paradise Lost is actually a story taken from（）.
2423Theodore Dreiser was once criticized for his（） in style， but as a true artist his strength just lies in that his style is very serious and well calculated to achieve the thematic ends he sought.
2424Grammatical context refers to the context where the meanings of a word may be influenced by the（） in which it occurs.
2425Words like dear that means a loved person and deer that means kind of animal are called（）
2426The（） of an expression is its place in a system of semantic relationship with other expressions in the language.
2427The basic form of a word which can"t be further analyzed without total loss of identity is a（）
2428Some morphemes are realized by more than one morph according to their position in a word. Such alternative morphs are known as（）
2429In the early Modern English， Europe saw a new upsurge of learning ancient Greek and Roman classics. This is known in history as（）
2430Which of the following CANNOT be defined as a word？
2431Which of the following is a specialized dictionary？
2432Which figure of speech is used in the idiom as dead as a doornail？
2433In which of the following sentences， the word become means "happen to often in a bad way"？
2434Grammatical context refers to the cases where the meanings of a word may be influenced by the（） in which it occurs
2435To shorten a longer word by cutting a part off the original and using what remains instead is called（）
2436Among the following words，（）has a negative prefix.
2437The morphemes which are realized by more than one morph according to their position in a word are known as（）
2438If one knows the conceptual meaning offable， fiction，story， tale， but wants to find out the difference between them， the best choice is a dictionary of synonyms， which is a（）dictionary.
2439Which of the following is NOT a bilingual dictionary？
2440When a word with multiple meanings is used in inadequate（），it creates ambiguity.
2441Which of the following words has a prefix of size？
2442Which of the following words is NOT a stem？
2443Of the following prefixes，（）is a prefix of degree.
2444（）is used as context clue in the following sentence： It’s just one more incredible result of the development of microprocessors — those tiny parts of a computer commonly known as “silicon chips”.
2445（）explains the connection between the literal sense and figurative sense of a word.
2446When you see “theatre AmE theater” in a dictionary， you can get information of（）.
2447Which of the following is a stem in the word internationalists？（）
2448The definition of a word comprises the following points EXCEPT（）.
2449Lexicology is a branch of linguistics， inquiring into the origins and（）of words.
2450The word “sandwich” now denotes a popular fast food. It originates from John Montague， Fourth Earl of Sandwich in 18th century. This example shows one of the sources of English vocabulary is（） .
2451There is a?（）in the idiom “by hook and by crook” as far as rhetorical features of idioms are concerned.
2452When we choose a dictionary， we should pay attention to the following aspects EXCEPT（）.
2453Which of the following words is NOT a noun compound？（）
2454“Through thick and thin” is a（n）（）.
2455a） They chucked a stone at the cops， and then did a bunk with the loot. b） After casting a stone at the police， they absconded with the money. The above two sentences have the same conceptual meaning， but differ in（）meaning.
2456The word “do” means “brush” in “do one’s teeth”， while it means “arrange” in “do the flowers”. The above example shows that（） affects the meaning of a word.
2457Which of the following words is NOT a stem？（）
2458The meaning of the word “criticize” has changed from “appraise” to “find fault with”. Such a change is called（）.
2459Which of the following is NOT true about a Chinese-English Dictionary（Revised Edition）（CED）（1995）？（）
2460Vocabulary is the most unstable element of a language as it is undergoing constant changes both in form and（）.
2461The word that contains a prefix of degree is（）.
2462“A hot dog” is by no means a dog that is hot， but a typical American sausage in between two pieces of bread. This example illustrates the（） features of compounds.
2463The idiom “earn one’s bread” is a（）as far as figures of speech are concerned.
2464When we use the “foot of the mountain”， we are comparing the lower part of the mountain to the foot of a human being. In this sense，the word “foot” conveys（）.
2465The idiom “tooth and nail” is a（n）（）.
2466Lexical context refers to the cases in which the meaning of a word is affected and defined by the（） .
2467When a common word is turned into a proper noun，the meaning is（）accordingly such as “the City”， which means the “business centre of London”.
2468The verbal phrase “fall down” can be turned into a noun compound as（）
2469Webster’s New Dictionary of Synonyms（1978） is a（n）（）dictionary.
2470Which of the following words does NOT have a suffix？（）
2471Ambiguity often arises due to（）， as is shown in the sentence “He is a hard businessman”，in which “hard” can mean both “hardworking” and “difficult”.
2472Derivational affixes are affixes added to other morphemes to create new words. Which of the following words does NOT have a derivational affix？（）
2473“Comprehend” and “understand “are synonyms， but ” understand “ is used in a much more extended sense than comprehend. The above example shows there is difference in（）between near-synonyms.
2474Which of the following words contains a number prefix？（）
2475When a word was created， it was endowed with only one meaning， Which of the following is the primary meaning of the word “face”？（）
2476The context clue in”it’s just one more incredible result of the development of microprocessors—those tiny parts of a computer commonly known as "silicon chip’”is（）
2477The meaning of a word may be influenced by the structure in which it occurs. This is what we call（）context.
2478Readers will usually find the following areas of information of a word in a general dictionary EXCEPT（）
2479Among the following words， “（）” contains a negative prefix.
2480From the viewpoint of word formation， the word “smog” is a（）.
2481There is an ambiguity in the sentence “He is a hard businessman” due to（）.
2482When a reader comes across the word “home” in his reading， the word may remind him of his family， friends， warmth， safety， etc. ” In this sense， the word “home” conveys（）.
2483Idioms nominal in nature have a（n）（）as the key word in each and function as a noun in sentences.
2484Generally， a dictionary covers the following contents EXCEPT（）.
2485The word “minister” originally meant“a servant”， but now has changed to“a head of a ministry”. This process of meaning change is called（）.
2486In grammatical context， the meaning of a word may be influenced by the（）in which it occurs.
2487（）of meaning is a process by which a word that originally had a specialized meaning has now become generalized.
2488The idiom “a bull in a china shop” was created probably by（）.
2489The formation of new words by combining parts of two words or a word plus a part of another word is called （ ）.
2490In the sentence “ ‘Do get me a clop，’ she said， smacking her lips， but her brother， with a scornful glance up at the branches， said that there were none ripe yet.” The meaning of clop can be inferred from the clue of（）.
2491There is associated transfer， for example， the lip of a wound； the tongue of a bell；the（） of a plane， in which the meaning is transferred through association.
2492By（）motivation， we mean that the meaning of a particular word is related to its origin.
2493Which of the following words is a neologism？（）
2494（）explains why a particular form has a particular meaning.（）
2495At the end of 6th century， Latin-speaking Roman missionaries under St. Augustine came to spread in Britain， the introduction of which had a great impact on the English vocabulary.（）
2496Relative synonyms also called（） are similar or nearly the same in denotation， but embrace different degrees of a given quality.
2497The idiom “live by one’s pen” is a（）as far as figures of speech are concerned.
2498Which of the following words is a root？（）
2499One of the interesting features about a language is that there are a great many more（） than（） in it.
2500A word is the combination of form and（）.
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