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【正文】 poets, negated poetic meter amp。 rhyme, which were a hindrance to the creation of .perfect image29 firmly believed that poetry should express the plicated meaning of life.30 Ernest Hemingway’s style is characterized by crispness, amp。 emotional understatement.laconic dialogue31 Hemingway is a writer of ,disappointed by war amp。 ethic confusion in the west after the world wars.lost generation 32 In 1952, Hemingway published , a novelette about an aged Cuban fisherman.The Old Man amp。 the Sea32 Scots Fitzgerald is best known for his novels amp。 Tender is the Night, both depicting disillusion with the American dream of selfbetterment, wealth amp。 success through hard work amp。 perseverance. The Great Catsby34 The female protagonist in The Great Catsby is ,an upperclass woman who finally rejected Catsby.Daisy Buchanan35 John Steinbeck was a nobel laureate, who described in his works the unremitting struggle of people who depend on the for their livelihood.soil36 ,by . Eliot, is an erudite work that expresses vividly his conception of the sterility of modern society.The Waste Land37 Four Quartets is considered to be Eliot’s finest work, expressing in moving verse a sense of time.transcedental38 William Faulkner is known for his epic portrayal in some 20novels of the between the old amp。 new South.tragic conflict 39 After returning from Europe, Faulkner began his series of novels set in the mythical Yoknapatawpha County based upon Lafayette County,Mississippi.baroque, brooding 40 Faulkner experimented with writings by means of interrupted simple stories with rambling, , soliloquies.streamsofconsciousness41 As a writer of modernism, Faulkner attempted to apply in the writing.multinarrative voices42 Eugene O’Neil’s describes the disintegration of the mind of a black dictator under the influence of fear.The Emperor Jones43 In the essay collection For Lancelot Andrews , describes his position as that of a inliterature, a royalist in politics, and an AngloCatholic in religion. classicistII Choose the appropriate answer in the following statements. 1 The subjects of realistic fiction tended to be contemparary, ordinary and a) lowerclass. b) ) upper middleclass. d) upperclass.b)2 The words “nothing more and nothing less than the truthful treatment of material” constitute the definition of realism from a) Sherwood Anderson. b) Henry Louis Mencken. c) William Dean Howells. d) Hart Crane.c)3) The novel The Portrait of a Lady of Henry James reflects a) the impact of European culture b) influence of feminism c) puritanism upon d) all of these on Americans traveling or living abroad.a) 4) In The Portrait of a Lady, Hnery James depicted in the finishing part the “the motionless seeing” of Isabell pondering over the mistakes of marriage she had made. There is a great drama in the “seeing”, which is created by the a) thoughts in her mind. b) her actions. c) her inner monologue. d) both b) amp。 c).d) 5) In realistic novels, plots had to be a) unobstrusive b) dramatic c) full of suspenses d) Gothic by nature, made up of trivial incidents of everyday life.a)6) In realistic novels, the author himself strives to make his language as invisible as possible, a neutral reflector of a) personal b) interpersonal c) impersonal d) subjective reality.c) 7) The characters under the pen of realists are not rural labourers in harmony with the cycles of nature, but a) country gentries b) southern plant owners c) urban bourgeois d) povertystricken urban intellectuals alienated from both nature and themselves by the pressures of a scrambling, petitive, materialistic society.c) 8) By the end of 19th century, the realists and naturalists began to describe the wide range of a) American experience b) Continental experience c) plots imi
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