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167223The book Commentary on The Spring and Autumn Annals by Zuo Qiuming is one of the most important chronicles in Chinese history. Which of the following is also a chronicle？

167224英语词汇发展的主要途径是（）。

167225英语词汇主要的外来词源是（）。

167226现代英语的主要特征是（）。

167227“两个威廉两本书”分别指的是和。

167228Samuel Johnson 最主要的贡献是（）。

1672291476年，将印刷术带回英国，为书面英语标准化奠定了最初的基础。

167230历史上不曾入侵过不列颠岛的民族是（）。

167231在面临北欧海盗入侵时，领导人民抗击入侵，不仅拯救了盎格鲁-撒克逊民族，也挽救了英语。

167232The clown in the drama only appears between scenes。

167233Romance is another name for tragic comedy。

167234Usually the climax of a drama should be in the last scene。

167235According to the trinity law in drama writing, the story in the play should happen in one day。

167236The main characters in tragedies are usually good and noble people。

167237Hamlet is a typical “tragedy of society”。

167238According to Aristotle, thoughts in drama refer to how the characters’ mental activities。

167239Western drama originates from the ritual to honor Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility in ancient Greece。

167240Which one of the following has nothing to do with figurative image？

167241Which one of the following about love is not delivered in “i carry you in my heart”？

167242“Aspen” in “To Luisa in the Lane” is a（）

167243Image just indicates mental picture。

167244In “To Luisa in the Lane”, Luisa is（）

167245“To Luisa in the Lane” is a happy love poem。

167246What is quite important in marriage according to this story？

167247What is the cause of her death？

167248Mrs. Ballard hided in her room, because she wanted to commit suicide。

167249What is the most important thing in Mrs. Ballard’s life？

167250Which one of the following is not the description of Mrs. Ballard’s personality？

167251Mr. Ballard once mal-treated Mrs. Ballard。

167252（） forces Cronus to disgorge his sons and daughters.

167253（） is the queen of the Underworld.

167254（） is not Zeus’s son.

167255Hestia and Hera are （）.

167256Artemis is （） Greek name.

167257Oceanus is the god of （）.

167258Ares is the god of （）.

167259（） helps Zeus to defeat Cronus.

167260Uranus and Gaea give birth to （） Titans.

167261Who is the primitive god in Green-Roman mythology？

167262The Oscar Award, awarded annually for achievement in movies, is the most influential movie award with the longest history and largest scale in the world.

167263Grammy award is a music award which has more than 60 years’ history so far. The trophy is shaped like an old .

167264The most famous of these early special scores was that composed and arranged for D.W Griffith’s film Birth of a Nation, which was released in .

167265Film pianists began to take some care in matching their pieces to the mood of the .

167266When the Lumiere films were shown at the first public film exhibition in the United States in February 1896, they were accompanied by improvisations on popular tunes.

167267included several of the notable satirists of early 18th century Britain.

167268marks a transition from the medieval to the modern world.

167269The Norman Conquest in marked the beginning of the Medieval English literature, which ended around the end of the 15th century.

167270is the earliest recorded English literary work.

167271Four Genres of Literature are fiction poetry drama and .

167272was one of the dominant forces in American life for the 17th and early 18th centuries.

167273The colonists flourished into great Britain’s North American colonies from the two settlements, Plymouth and Massachusetts with some assistance from Native Americans.

167274is the first to settle in what is now the United States.

167275is the only black woman writer in American Nobel Prize Winners in Literature.

167276May 1610, 120 years after , is still a perilous journey.

167277Americans like this image in their films because they are highly independent themselves, and（）counts a great deal with them.

167278is the centre of the American film industry.

167279Democracy and is one of the most basic principles of American philosophy.

167280is not only a product of culture, but also a carrier of culture.

167281In the western movie, which comes out of many legends of the American West, a typical figure is the lonesome .

167282Romanticism sprang from a reaction against Enlightenment values。

167283The Romantics value （）.

167284“Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful （）：it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility.” —William Wordsworth

167285Romantic poets include （）.

167286An ode is a long, serious lyric poem that is elevated in tone and style。

167287Choose the plays written by Shakespeare.（）

167288In a （）, a character, alone onstage, reveals his or her private thoughts and feelings.

167289Hamlet fears death because beyond it is something unknown from which there is no return。

167290Jaques’s voice is personal and concerned; he speaks of “one man” rather than himself or any particular person。

167291The tone of “To be or not to be”is contemplative and pessimistic。

167292The Joy Luck Club earned a great deal of praise for Amy Tan and has since been turned into an audiotape, a play, and a successful film。

167293（） is the reason or cause for a character’s actions.

167294Any object, person, place, or experience that exists on a literal level but also represents something else, usually something abstract is referred to as a （）.

167295The underlying issue of Jing-mei and her mother’s final argument is that Jing-mei wants to be appreciated for who she is; but her mother wants her to excel。

167296Jing-mei’s mother may base her own worth on her daughter’s achievements。

167297Realism seeks to portray life as it is really lived. Realistic fiction often focuses on middle- or working-class conditions and characters, often with reformist intent。

167298The plot begins with （）, which introduces the story’s characters and conflicts.

167299Dickens did much to expose evil byproducts of industrialization：（）, and mismanagement of schools, orphanages, prisons, and hospitals.

167300Dickens’s description is laced with sarcasm, highlighting the need for reform。

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