自测试题(Enlightenment Period) I.Fill in the blanks. 1.The Revolutionary of 1688 banished the last of the kings. 2.No sooner were the people divided into two main hostile parties in the 18th century are and 3.Another feature of the age was the rapid development of life 4.The most outstanding figure of English sentimentalism was 5.The images of enterprising Englishman of the 18th century was created by Defoe in his famous novel 6.The 18th century in English literature is an age of 7.was the greatest novelist of the 18th century. 8.Goldsmith was one of the of author and made contributions in literary forms. 9.Sheridan's famous comedy,written in 1777,is considered his masterpiece. 10.Of all romantic poets,Blake is the most and the most II.Choose the best answers 1. was the greatest of Scottish poets in the 18th century. A.Blake B.Tennyson C.Burns D.Browning 2. 's poetry is bone of the bone and flesh of the flesh on the Scottish commons A.Burns B.Elizabethan C.Coleridge D.Keats 3.The mysterious elements plays an enormous role in the novel A.Gothic B.Reformation C.Restoration D.Puritan 4.The most outstanding personality of the epoch of Enlightenment was A.Defoe B.Swift C.Wordsworth D.Burns 5. the forerunner of realistic novel A.Swift B.Sheridan C.Smollet D.Defoe 6. is the most outstanding figure of the Sentimentalism. A.Stern B.Swift C.Defoe D.Burns
自测试题（Enlightenment Period） I. Fill in the blanks. 1. The Revolutionary of 1688 banished the last of the ______ kings. 2. No sooner were the people divided into two main hostile parties in the 18th century are_____ and ______. 3. Another feature of the age was the rapid development of ____ life. 4. The most outstanding figure of English sentimentalism was _______. 5. The images of enterprising Englishman of the 18th century was created by Defoe in his famous novel ________. 6. The 18th century in English literature is an age of __________. 7. _____ was the greatest novelist of the 18th century. 8. Goldsmith was one of the ___ of author and made contributions in literary forms. 9. Sheridan’s famous comedy ___, written in 1777, is considered his masterpiece. 10. Of all romantic poets, Blake is the most ______ and the most _____. II. Choose the best answers 1. __________ was the greatest of Scottish poets in the 18th century. A. Blake B. Tennyson C. Burns D. Browning 2. ______’s poetry is bone of the bone and flesh of the flesh on the Scottish commons. A. Burns B. Elizabethan C. Coleridge D. Keats 3. The mysterious elements plays an enormous role in the _______novel. A. Gothic B. Reformation C. Restoration D. Puritan 4. The most outstanding personality of the epoch of Enlightenment was _____. A. Defoe B. Swift C. Wordsworth D. Burns 5. ________ the forerunner of realistic novel. A. Swift B. Sheridan C. Smollet D. Defoe 6. _________ is the most outstanding figure of the Sentimentalism. A. Stern B. Swift C. Defoe D. Burns
7. is Swift's first book A.The Battle of Books B.A Tale of Tub C.Gulliver's Travels D.Robinson Crusoe 8.Fielding and are the real founder of realistic novel. A.Defoe B.Smollet C.Swift D.Goldsmith 9.In 's plays it written about false virtues and actual vices of aristocratic society. A.Sheridan B.Richardson C.Austen D.Swift 10. is so replete with bloodcurdling scences and unatural fellings. A.Pre-romantic B.Sentimentalism C.Renaissance D.Humanist III.Answer the following questions. 1.What is the content of the Revolutionary of 1688? 2.Give the definition of Englightenment. 3.Could you explain why appeared the Sentimentalism? 4.Why we say that Goldsmith is the veristle authors? 5.Comment the difference between England and France of Enlightenment IV.Identify the works. 1.The Adventures of Roderick Random 2.Pamela 3.School for Scandal 4.Sentimental Journey 5.The Castle of Otranto 自测试题答案(Enlightenment Period) I.Fill in the following blanks. 1.Stuart 2.Whigs,Tories 3.social 4.Sterne 5.Robinson Crusoe 6.prose 7.Fielding 8.versatile 9.The School for Scandel 10.independent,original
7. ________ is Swift’s first book. A. The Battle of Books B. A Tale of Tub C. Gulliver’s Travels D. Robinson Crusoe 8. Fielding and ________ are the real founder of realistic novel. A. Defoe B. Smollet C. Swift D. Goldsmith 9. In ______’s plays it written about false virtues and actual vices of aristocratic society. A. Sheridan B. Richardson C. Austen D. Swift 10. _________ is so replete with bloodcurdling scences and unatural fellings. A. Pre-romantic B. Sentimentalism C. Renaissance D. Humanist III. Answer the following questions. 1. What is the content of the Revolutionary of 1688? 2. Give the definition of Englightenment. 3. Could you explain why appeared the Sentimentalism? 4. Why we say that Goldsmith is the veristle authors? 5. Comment the difference between England and France of Enlightenment. IV. Identify the works. 1. The Adventures of Roderick Random 2. Pamela 3. School for Scandal 4. Sentimental Journey 5. The Castle of Otranto 自测试题答案（Enlightenment Period） I. Fill in the following blanks. 1. Stuart 2. Whigs, Tories 3. social 4. Sterne 5. Robinson Crusoe 6. prose 7. Fielding 8. versatile 9. The School for Scandel 10. independent, original
II.Choose the best answer 1.c 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.D 6.A 7.A 8.B 9.A 10.A III.Answer the following questions. 1.It banishing the last of the Stuart kings and called William of Orange to the throne. 2.It is an expression of struggle of the then progressive class of bourgeoisie against feudalism 3.It is a result of a bitter discontent on the part of certain enlighteners in social society. 4.We say that Goldsmith is the most versatile of the authors.The reason are following: Novel-一The Vicar of Wakefield(威克菲尔德牧师) Comedy一She Stoops to Conquer(委曲求全) Essays--The Citizen of the World(世界公民) Poetry-一The Traveller(旅游者) The Deserted Village(荒村) 5.France:cleared the minds of men for the coming revolutionary England:set no revolutionary aims before them IV.Identify the works. 1.Smollet 2.Richardson 3.Sheridan 4.Stern 5.Walpol
II. Choose the best answer 1. C 2. A 3. A 4. B 5. D 6. A 7. A 8. B 9. A 10. A III. Answer the following questions. 1. It banishing the last of the Stuart kings and called William of Orange to the throne. 2. It is an expression of struggle of the then progressive class of bourgeoisie against feudalism. 3. It is a result of a bitter discontent on the part of certain enlighteners in social society. 4. We say that Goldsmith is the most versatile of the authors. The reason are following: Novel—The Vicar of Wakefield (威克菲尔德牧师) Comedy—She Stoops to Conquer (委曲求全) Essays—The Citizen of the World (世界公民) Poetry—The Traveller (旅游者) The Deserted Village (荒村) 5. France: cleared the minds of men for the coming revolutionary England: set no revolutionary aims before them IV. Identify the works. 1. Smollet 2. Richardson 3. Sheridan 4. Stern 5. Walpol