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65001Another school of poetry prevailing in the 17th century was that of （）, i.e. those verse-writers, often knights and squires, who sided with the King against the Parliament and Puritans.
65002John Milton is famous for his （）, which is the result of his lifelong classical and biblical study.
65003（）refers to poetry written in unrimed iambic pentameter.
65004（）was the first to give the sonnet its English form. And his metrical innovations are very important in English poetry.
65005The poem The Waste Land is broadly acknowledged as one of the most recognizable landmarks of （）.
65006Thomas Stearns Eliot’s last important work was （）Quartets, a profound meditation on time and timelessness, written in four parts.
65007Thomas Stearns Eliot’s classic expression of the temper of his age is The Waste （）.
65008The imagist poets approved the use of free verse, direct common speech, creation of new rhythms, absolute freedom in choice of subject matter, and the evocation of　（）in hard, clear poetic works.
65009Ezra Pound’s major work of poetry is the long poem called The （）.
65010Ezra Pound was the leader of a new movement in poetry which he called the （）movement.
65011When looking at the whirling sea in Oread,　what does the poet take in her mind？
65012Which of the following is not a work of imagist poems written by Hilda Doolittle？
65013What does“Oread” refer to in the poem Oread by Hilda Doolittle？
65014How did Hilda Doolittle illustrate the imagist principles:
65015What do “the bodies” in line 1 in the poem Grass by Carl Sandburg refer to？
65016What doesn’t Carl Sandburg want to tell the readers by his poem Fog？
65017What does Carl Sandburg personify fog into in his poem Fog？
65018What didn’t Carl Sandburg win three Nobel Prizes for？
65019Walt Whitman’s touching poem “O, Captain! My Captain!” is written in memory of　（）who was assassinated on April 14, 1865.
65020The poetic style Walt Whitman devised is now called （）, that is, poetry without a fixed beat or regular rhyme scheme.
65021In his cluster of poems called Leaves of Grass, Walt （）gave America its first genuine epic poem.
65022I died for Beauty — but was scarce reveals Emily Dickinson's aesthetic idea that beauty and （）are one.
65023The （）rhyme or the slant rhyme is a type of rhyme formed by words with similar but not identical sounds.
65024The stanzaic form of I died for Beauty — but was scarce is the （）stanza that Dickinson most often employs, which is the usual form of the folk ballad and its literary imitations.
65025Dickinson's poetry possesses the appeal that moves the 20th-century readers and exerted a great impact upon the so-called “（）” of the early 20th century.
65026Emily Dickinson was regarded as a chief poet, as great as （）, in the turbulent America of the late 19th century.
65027Longfellow’s writings belong to the milder aspects of（）.
65028With the appearance of （）in 1855, which is about American Indians, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poetical reputation was established.
65029Virginia in Poe's poem To My Mother is Poe's （）.
65030To My Mother is written to Maria Clemm, Poe's （）.
65031To My Mother is written in a/an （）sonnet with its typical rhyme scheme of ababcdcdefefgg.
65032Poe believes that poetry must concern itself only with （）beauty, not with the narration of the story, nor even with the beauty of particular things.
65033Edgar Allan Poe has often been considered as the father of the modern （）.
65034In the sixth stanza of Bryant's To a Waterfowl, soon is repeated three times at the beginning of the lines. Here （）is used to lay emphasis on the idea that the waterfowl's long, tired journey is coming near.
65035The rhyme scheme of To a Waterfowl is （）.
65036To a Waterfowl is a lyric of （）meditation.
65037Bryant's greatest poem is （）in which he developed a view of death representing a sharp break from the Puritan attitude toward man's final destiny.
65038William Cullen Bryant is famous as the first American （）poet of distinction.
65039Home-Thoughts from Abroad reveals the poet's （）sentiment while he was staying abroad.
65040The word “hark” attracts our special attention to the （）images in Browning's Home-Thought from Abraod, together with the repetition of the word “sings”, one in each stanza.
65041Robert Browning is thought to be the most important （）poet after Tennyson.
65042Robert Browning achieved his greatest success in the poetic form — the　（）.
65043Which of the following is William Butler Yeats’s poem？
65044Alfred Tennyson’s poetic output was vast and varied. His （）is a collection of elegies for the death of his friend Hallam.
65045William Wordsworth succeeded in depicting the naivety of simple peasant children in his poems, such as （）.
65046The Preface to the Lyrical Ballads served as the manifesto of the English Romantic Movement in （）.
65047The unfinished long epic （）has been regarded as John Keats’s greatest achievement in poetry.
65048（）is a long poem based on Baccaccio’s Decameron, in which John Keats shows sympathy for the oppressed and indignation at the cruelty of the rich.
65049A Song is a song written in two quatrains rhyming （）.
65050Ode to the West Wind is a symbolic poem in which （）symbolize/symbolizes the great power of English revolution and the poet’s revolutionary spirit.
65051“（）” is one of Shelley’s great lyrics written in Italy in 1819.
65052（）and George Gordon Byron are regarded as the two great poets of the revolutionary romanticism in England.
65053In the Victorian age, poetry was not a major art intended to change the world. The main poets of the age include the following except（）.
65054William Blake and Robert Burns are the representative poets of （）.
65055（）is the greatest poet Scotland has ever produced. His Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect is of great significance in English literature.
65056Which of the following works was not written by Robert Burns？ （）.
65057The Lamb in the twentieth line of Blake's poem The Tiger refers to （）, usually a symbol of obedience and peace.
65058The Tiger is a symbolic poem with many implicaitons, in which the （）may be taken as a symbol of violence and rebellion.
65059The rhythm of the poem The Tiger is very strong and forceful, thus often called the （）music.
65060The famous lines To see a world in a grain of sand/And a heaven in a wild flower, / Hold infinity in the palm of your hand / And eternity in an hour are chosen from Blake's long poem （）.
65061William Blake was a representative of Pre-romantic school, who was often called “the most　（）artist”.
65062The following were the important metaphysical poets except （）.
65063（）is a far-fetched metaphor in which a very unlikely connection between two things is established. John Donne employs them extensively in his poetry.
65064The reversed conception of day and night in Milton's sonnet Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint is a famous （）.
65065The Old Law in Milton's sonnet Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint refers to the （）law.
65066Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint is written in （）sonnet form with the rhyme scheme of abba abba cdcdcd.
65067Milton's masterpiece Paradise Lost is written in （）.
65068Milton's poetry has a　（）style, noted for its sublimity of thought and majesty of expression.
65069In the line Only　a sweet and virtuous soul, /Like seasoned timber, never gives, the poet uses not only allusion but （）to convey his idea.
65070But though the whole world turn to coal, / Then chiefly lives allude to （）.
65071At the beginning of the poem“Virtue”, the poet compares the sweet day to the wedding of the earth and sky. Here, （）is used.
65072George Herbert is called the （）of the Metaphysical school.
65073Metaphysical poetry is notable for its surprising （）（奇喻）.
65074As a core component of the so-called “ Cavalier Poets”, Herrick’s　poetry mainly falls on the traditional theme of　（）.
65075In 1648 Herrick published his poems in a thick volume with the two titles of （）and （）.
65076As an important critic, Jonson was an ardent supporter of　（）and took a firm stand for the “three unities” in play-writing.
65077Choose the poet who does not belong to the Cavalier group: （）.
65078The following are Ben Jonson’s main works except （）.
65079Ben Jonson’s comedies are “comedies of （）”. Every character in his comedies personifies a definite “humour”.
65080In 1593 and 1594, William Shakespeare published his two narrative poems, which are Venus and Adonis and （）.
65081“Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day？” is the beginning line of one of William Shakespeare’s （）.
65082The Faerie Queene is an epic written in （）.
65083Choose the one which is not Edmund Spenser’s work.
65084Christopher Marlowe’s best plays include the following except （）.
65085The epoch of Renaissance witnessed a particular development of English drama. It was （）who made blank verse the principal vehicle of expression in drama.
65086（）refers to the repetition of certain sound in words, usually at the end of poetic lines.
65087（）refers to the poet or the imaginary speaker’s attitude toward his subject, his reader or himself. It could be happy or sad, gloomy or light, serious or satiric, calm or excited, etc.
65088（）is used when one word or phrase is substituted for another to which it is closely related.
65089（）is the repetition of the same sounds—usually initial consonants of words or of stressed syllables—in any sequence of neighboring words.
65090The （）is a long narrative poem of great scale and grand style, typically a recounting of history or legend or of the deeds of a national hero.
65091个人独资企业是指由一个自然人投资，全部资产为投资人个人所有的营利性经济组织。
65092合伙企业是指自然人、法人和其他组织按照《中华人民共和国合伙企业法》在中国境内设立的普通合伙企业和有限合伙企业。
65093股份有限公司。是指将公司全部资本分为等额股份，股东以其所持股份为限对公司承担责任，公司以其全部资产对公司的债务承担责任的企业法人。
65094有限责任公司。是指两个以上股东共同出资，股东以其出资额为限对公司承担责任，公司以其全部资产对公司的债务承担责任的企业法人。
65095开办公司之前的准备工作有哪些（）
65096新企业创立的内部条件（）
65097一般有三个维度来衡量新企业的生成（）
65098下面不属于企业法人的是（）
65099下面哪个是企业法人资格的解释（）
65100政策性投资是一种高成本低风险的融资方式
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