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199201D、 H. Lawrence"s artistic tendency is mainly（）， which combines dramatic scenes with an authoritative commentary.
199202（）produced several plays， exploring his idea of "Life Force"， the power that would create superior beings to be equal to God.
199203The novel the White Peacock written by（）is a remarkable work of a talented young man.
199204Charlotte Bronte"s works are all about the struggle of an individual consciousness towards（）.
199205（）best describes the nature of Thomas Hardy"s later works.
199206（）is a master story-teller. With his first sentence he engages the reader"s attention and holds it to the end.
199207Mr. Micawber in David Copperfield and Sam Weller in Pickwick Papers are perhaps the best（）characters created by Charles Dickens.
199208Because of author"s sensitivity to universal patterns of human behavior，（）has brought English novel， as an art of form， to its maturity.
199209Jane Austen"s main literary concern is about（）in their personal relationship.
199210"lf Winter comes， can Spring be far behind？" is an epigrammatic line by（）.
199211Shelley"s political lyrics（）is a war cry calling upon all working people to rise up against their political oppressors.
199212（）is NOT written by William Wordsworth.
199213It"s（）that gives Wordsworth "strength and knowledge full of peace".
199214（）is the central to William Blake"s concern in the Songs of Innocence and Songs of experience.
199215Literarily（）was the first important Romantic poet， showing contempt for the rule of the reason， opposing the classical tradition of the 18th century.
199216Henry Fielding has been regarded as "Father of the English（）" for his contribution to the establishment of the form of the modem novel.
199217Daniel Defoe"s works are all the following EXCEPT（）.
199218Fielding"s sentences are always distinguished by（）.
199219As a whole，（）is one of the most effective and devastating criticisms and satires of all aspects in the English and European life.
199220Jonathan Swift is a satirist in English literature. His（）is taken as a perfect model.
199221Daniel Defoe describes Robinson Crusoe as a typical English middle-class man of the（） century－－-the very prototype of the empire builder， the pioneer colonist.
199222John Milton"s Paradise Lost is the only general acknowledged epic in English literature since（）.
199223（）， the first of the great tragedies， is generally regarded as Shakespeare"s most popular play on the stage.
199224Like HawthAorne， Herman Melville is a master of allegory and（） in his narratives.
199225Before and during the Civil War，（） stood firmly on the side of the North and wrote a series of poems gathered as a collection under the title of Drum Taps.
199226（） found expression in almost every book Theodore Dreiser wrote. He expressed his pursuit in the novel Sister Carrie.
199227Most of the works by（） are set in the American South with his emphasis on the Southern subjects and consciousness.
199228（） represents a new beginning in Ernest Hemingway"s career as a writer， concerning a volunteer American guerrilla fighting in Spanish Civil War.
199229Henry James5 short fiction（） tells a story about the troubled and abnormal psychology of oppressed children.
199230（） was thought of in his day as a short-story writer， one of whose best short story is Babylon Revisited.
199231Emily Dickinson’s greatest rending of the moment of（） is to be found in a poem “I heard a Fly buzz—when I died—. ”
199232Robert Lee Frost described（） as “a book of people，” which shows an insight into New England character and the background.
199233Nathaniel Hawthorne expressed his concern about the dark aberrations of the human（） In his work The Marble Faun.
199234（） tells a story of Mark Twain"s boyhood ambition to become a riverboat pilot
199235In the lyric The Cloudy，（） created a Platonic symbol of the spirit of man， a force of beauty and regeneration.
199236D、 H. Lawrence portrayed a man attempting to save his integrity by running away from his wife and children in the novel（） .
199237The plots of Jane Austen’s novels are restricted to the life of the（） England.
199238（） had written in his lifetime five full-length plays， one of which is The Cocktail Party，
199239（）composed the volume of poems Songs of Innocence， a lovely volume of poems.
199240All Charles Dickens" works present a criticism of the fundamental social institutions and morals of the Victorian England EXCEPT（） .
199241In 1724， Jonathan Swift published a series of letters calling on the country to refuse the English（） . So he is still respected in Ireland.
199242The play（） ， though a tragedy， is permeated with optimistic spirit.
199243Henry Fielding is a good story-teller. He has a gift for organizing（） .
199244Daniel Defoe had a zest for（） . He wrote many pamphlets on the current issues.
199245John Milton"s most powerful dramatic poem on the Greek model is（） .
199246Ernest Hemingway’s first true novel is（） which casts light on the whole generation after the First World War.
199247In 1961， Robert Frost recited（） at President John
199248Theodore Dreiser’s The Genius， a classic story of（）， was once condemned for “obscenity and blasphemy”.
199249Emily Dickinson’s poetry is unconventional in its own way. Her poems have no hence are always quoted by their first lines.
199250Henry James is generally regarded as the forerunner of the 20th-century“（）” novels and the founder of psychological realism.
199251Mark Twain was restless when he was young and moved a lot， first eastward as a journeyman printer， up and down the Mississippi as（）.
199252In America， people regard（）as the first American prose epic.
199253Walt Whitman shows concern for the whole hard-working people and（）.
199254In almost every book Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote， he discusses evil and（）.
199255Ernest Hemingway served as an honorable junior officer in the American Red Cross Ambulance Corps during（）.
199256Robert Frost considered the farm his home and its activities remained the focus of（）
199257In 1925 Theodore Dreiser’s greatest work An American Tragedy appeared. But it was banned in（）in 1927.
199258Altogether， Emily Dickinson wrote 1，775 poems， of which only（）had appeared during her lifetime.
199259In 1915，（）became a naturalized British citizen， largely in protest against America’s failure to join England in the First World War.
199260Mark Twain is a great literary giant of America， whom H. L. Mencken considered “（）of our national literature.”
199261At the age of 15， Herman Melville left school because of his father’s death， did many jobs and at about 20 he went to（）.
199262In “Leaves of Grass”， Walt Whitman is concerned with openness， individualism and（）.
199263Nathaniel Hawthome’s literary world turns out to be a most disturbed， problematical and（）one which is possible to imagine.
199264William Blake had been both a（n）（） and an engraver through all his life.
199265Songs of Innocence is a lovely volume of poems， presenting（）world.
199266Sonnet is the literary achievement of（）.
199267Henry Fielding’s novel Tom Jones consists of（）books， each with an essay before it.
199268The autobiographical novel of
199269Most of T. S. Eliot’s early poems are about a（）.
199270Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist is famous for its description of the workhouse and life of the underworld in the 19th-century（）.
199271The woman novelist（）was in the Romantic period of English literature.
199272One of the representatives of “Lake Poets” is（）.
199273Bernard Shaw is a great（）in the 20th century.
199274In The Rainbow，
199275The protagonist of The Return of the Native is（） described by Thomas Hardy.
199276Living at the turn of 19th century，（） is regarded as a transitional writer.
199277Charlotte Bronte showed readers her own experience in her famous novel（）.
199278The following figures are the horrible and grotesque characters depicted by Charles Dickens EXCEPT（）.
199279Jane Austen’s novel（）is originally drafted as “First Impression” in 1796.
199280One of Percy Bysshe Shelly’s greatest political lyrics is（）.
199281Henry Fielding has been regarded as（） for his contribution to English literature.
199282In 1726， Jonathan Swift published his greatest（）work Gulliver"s Travels.
199283One of the following poems written by William Blake is（） .
199284Henry Fielding’s The History of Jonathan Wild the Great takes the life of a（）as a theme.
199285One of the following works（）is NOT written by John Milton.
199286In A Rose for Emily， William Faulkner makes best use of the（） devices in narration.
199287Ernest Hemingway"s novel（） describes the drifting life of American exiles in Europe.
199288Scoot Fitzgerald"s fictional world is the embodiment of the spirit of the Jazz Age， in which he shows a particular interest in（）
199289Scott Fitzgerald"s short-story collections won him popularity， and one of them is（）
199290The poet（） was awarded Pulitzer Prize the first because of New Hampshire.
199291In 1912 in England his first book， A Boy"s Will， brought（） to the attention of influential critics.
199292The book An American Tragedy is written by（）
199293Emily Dickinson wrote more than（） poems about nature， in which her general skepticism about the relationship between man and nature is well-expressed.
199294It is Henry James" literary essays and（） that make him a fascinating case in the American literary history and a conspicuous figure in the world literature.
199295The raft with which Huck and Jim make their voyage down the Mississippi River may symbolize（）
199296Most of Herman Melville"s novels are about sea adventure stories EXCEPT（）
199297Nathaniel Hawthorne focuses his attention on the moral， emotional， and（） effects of the sin on the people in general and those main characters in The Scarlet Letter.
199298As an important prose writer，（） put great emphasis on the importance of tradition both in creative writing and in criticism in his essay Tradition and Individual Talent.
199299D、 H. Lawrence was recognized as a prominent novelist only after publishing his third novel，（）
199300D、 H. Lawrence employs（） and complex narrative richly in The Rainbow.
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