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199301The more important poems by T. S. Eliot are dominated by the dark horror of an earthly hell EXCEPT（）
199302The Doctor"s Dilemma is written by（）
199303As a realistic dramatist，（） took the modern social issues as his subjects with the aim of directing social reforms.
199304T、 S. Eliot regarded（） as the best medium of poetry. He wrote several verse plays and made a considerable success.
199305In Tess of the D"Urbervilles，（） forces Tess to claim kinship with the sham but rich d"Urbervilles.
199306All of the following works are known as Thomas Hardy"s"novels of character and environment"EXCEPT（）
199307In 1842， Charlotte Bronte and her sister went to（） to improve their foreign language to open up a school.
199308As far as Emily Bronte"s literary creation is concerned， she is， first of all， a（）
199309Charles Dickens" works are characterized by a mingling of（） and pathos.
199310David Copperfield is regarded as the semi-autobiography of（） ， in which the early life of the hero is largely based on the author"s early life.
199311Percy Shelley"s greatest achievement is his four-act poetic drama，（）
199312Many critics regard（） as one of the greatest of all English poets. They point especially to his lyrics.
199313Jane Austen"s practical idealism is that love should be justified by reason and disciplined by（）
199314The work Songs of Innocence is written by（）
199315In（） ， Percy Shelley created a Platonic symbol of the spirit of man， a force of beauty and regeneration.
199316Henry Fielding has been regarded by some as "Father of the English Novel，" for his contribution to the establishment of the（） of the modern novel.
199317The following works are all written by Jonathan Swift EXCEPT（）
199318The best part of the novel Robinson Crusoe is the realistic account of the successful struggle of Robinson against（）
199319Lycidas is a typical work of John Milton written for（）
199320The Renaissance first started in（） with the flowering of painting， sculpture and literature.
199321Shakespeare"s playwright The Tempest resorts to the（） atmosphere and to the dreams to solve the conflict.
199322One of the following works（） is NOT written by Hemingway.
199323As a novel of history， William Faulkner"s Absalom， Absalom！ is about the South， the Civil War， and the fate of（）
199324The dignity of movement of an iceberg is due to only one-eighth of it being above water.This"iceberg" analogy is the prose style of（）
199325By using simple spoken language and conversional（），Robert Frost achieved an effortless grace in his style.
199326Scott Fitzgerald"s Tender is the Night is about the decline of a young American（）
199327In Theodore Dreiser"s Trilogy of Desire， his focus shifted to the power of the American（） in the late 19th century.
199328The American writer（） was the first to conceive his career in international terms.
199329From the age of 15. Theodore Dreiser worked on his own， longed to become a writer and went to（） where he learned by experience
199330After 1862， affected by a（n）（）， Emily Dickinson became recluse， living New England village life only with her family.
199331Henry James" The American tells a story about a young American confronting the complexity of the（）life.
199332Herman Melville used Moby-Dick， the white whale， to symbolize（）
199333Adventures of Huckleberry Finn describes a journey down the Mississippi undertaken by（）.
199334In 1850，（） went to a farm in Massachusetts， where Nathaniel Hawthorne was his neighbor and they became good friends.
199335D、H. Lawrence"s The Rainbow is about the（） family on a farm.
199336Walt Whitman prefers（） verse for his new subjects and feelings in terms of the form of his poetry.
199337The Custom-House is an introductory note to Nathaniel Hawthorne"s work（）.
199338Walt Whitman"s poem Cavalry Crossing a Ford reminds its readers of a picture， or a photo， of a scene of the（）.
199339The novel（）is regarded to be a more profoundly ordered one than any other written by
199340As a prose writer， T.S.Eliot put emphasis on the importance of（） in writing and in criticism.
199341The American novelist（） is known for hisblack vision" which refers to that all men are by nature evil.
199342The poem（）is T. S. Eliot"s most striking achievement
199343Bernard Shaw"s play Pygmalion is about（）and art.
199344Charles Dickens"social attitudes are complicated and he tries his best to retain a（n）（） in his early works.
199345It is（） who explored his idea of "Life Force" which creates beings to solve problems his typical play Back to Methuselah
199346Tess， heroine of Tess of the D"Urbervilles， is abused and destroyed by（）
199347The conflict between（） becomes more intense in Thomas Hardy"s last two novels， one of which is Jude the Obscure
199348Charlotte Bronte"s works are all about lonely and neglected young women who are longing for（）， understanding and a happy life
199349The Linton family and the（） family are the two ones described in Emily Bronte"s Wuthering Heights.
199350Child characters depicted by Charles Dickens are innocent， virtuous，persecuted and（）.
199351Jane Austen"s Pride and Prejudice deals with the five Bennet sisters and their search for suitable（）
199352Percy Shelley expressed his love for（） and his hatred toward tyranny in Ode to Naples.
199353The poems William Wordsworth added to the 1800 edition of the（）are among the best of his achievements.
199354Literarily（） was the first important Romantic poet
199355John Milton once had an ambition to（）， but his dreams were gone because of the English Revolution.
199356Shakespeare"s Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece are dedicated to the（）
199357In Samson Agonistes， John Milton borrows his story from the（）
199358Shakespeare"s work（） eulogizes the faithfulness of love and spirit of pursuing happiness.
199359The（） part of Gulliver"s Travel is a most interesting account of Gulliver"s discoveries in the Houyhnhnm land.
199360The following work is NOT written by Jonathan Swift
199361According to the description of the hero of Robinson in the first part of Robinson Crusoe， one of the following things，"（） " is NOT true.
199362Marriage of Heaven and Hell was composed by（） during the climax of the French Revolution.
199363It is Henry Fielding"s The History of Tom Jones that is about the subject of（）
199364The perfect model of（） in literary history is Jonathan Swift"s A Modest Proposal
199365William Blake"s Songs of Innocence is a lovely volume of poems， while his Songs of Experience paints a different world with a（） tone.
199366Many critics rank The Prelude as the greatest work written by（）
199367The major theme of Jane Austen"s novels is love and marriage towards which she holds on a practical（）
199368The poem（） takes us to the core of William Wordsworth"s poetic belief.
199369At 18，（） wrote The Necessity of Atheism， repudiating the existence of God， and this resulted in his expulsion from the university.
199370Jane Austen"s Persuasion contrasts the true（） with the prudential calculations.
199371In the novel，（）
199372In Brussels（） fell in love with a married man and this one-sided love was later recounted in villette.
199373In（） ，Charles Dickens presents the overwhelming social environment which brings moral degeneration and destruction to people.
199374Henchard， hero of Thomas Hardy"s The Mayor of Casterbridge， is a（） man.
199375The work Jude the Obscure， known as"novels of character and environment"is one of themost representatives of（）
199376Charlotte Bronte"s first novel（）was rejected by the publisher.
199377The first child hero described by Charles Dickens is（）
199378Bernard Shaw"s The Doctor"s Dilemma is about the incompetence， arrogance and bigotry of the（） medical profession.
199379T、 S. Eliot produced only two major volumes of poetic works： Ash Wednesday and（） in his later period.
199380The theme of
199381T、 S. Eliot"s major achievement in play writing is the creation of a（） in the 20th century.
199382As a drama critic，（） was strongly against the credo of"art for art"s sake" held by the decadent aesthetic artists.
199383After reading the first chapter of Pride and Prejudice， we may come to know that Mrs. Bennet is a woman of（）.
199384Then all collapsed，and the great shroud of the sea rolled on as it rolled five thousand years ago. In the quoted sentence，the author might imply that（）.
199385For Melville，as well as for the reader and（），the narrator， Moby Dick is still a mystery， an ultimate mystery of the universe.
199386Like Nathaniel Hawthorne，（） also manages to achieve the effect of ambiguity through symbolism and allegory in his narratives.
199387In Moby-Dick ，the white whale symbolizes（）for Melville，for it is complex ，unfathomable，malignant， and beautiful as well.
199388Paradise Lost is actually a story taken from（）.
199389Dreiser s language style includes the following aspects except（）.
199390Theodore 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.
199391In（） Dreiser expressed his naturalistic pursuit by expounding the purposeless ness of life and attacking the conventional moral standards.
199392One can only find the English equivalents for its Chinese items such as黄粱美梦，吃软不吃硬 in（）
199393The definitions in（） are all in full sentences and the definition itself throws light on the grammatical use of the word in question.
199394Dictionaries that are medium-sized ones containing words ranging from 50，000 to 150，000 are（）
199395The rhetorical feature of idioms，（） is used in such idioms as"chop and change"， "bag and baggage
199396The noun phrase pepper and salt in "His hair is pepper and salt"functions as an idiom（） in nature.
199397The idiom Jack of all trades means the same as Jack of all trades and master of none. This example shows idioms may vary by means of（）
199398That trade union means differently in western countries and in China shows that（） context has some effect on the meaning of words.
199399Grammatical context refers to the context where the meanings of a word may be influenced by the（） in which it occurs.
199400The associated transfer of meaning is often due to（）factors， as is shown in such words as angel， martyr and paradise， whose meanings are elevated because of the influence of Christianity.
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