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timportantandpopularcomedywrittenbyShakespeareis

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ritingisatypicalexampleofShakespeare'spessimisticview

towardshumanlifeandsocietyinhislateyears?

o

neISNOToneofShakespeare'sfourtragedies?

o

4._____,thefirstofthegreattragedies,isgenerallyregardedas

Shakespeare'smostpopularplayonthestage.

Caesar

pearehastablishedhisgiantpositioninworldliteraturewith

his____plays.

A.47B.27C.52D.37

fthefollowingstatementsbestillustratesthethemeof

Shakespeare’sSonnet18?

akereulogizesthepowerofNature.

akersatirizeshumanvanity.

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layisregardedasthebestEnglishcomedysince

Shakespeare?

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.

.

tence"ShallIcomparetheetoasummer'sday?"isthe

beginninglineofoneofShakespeare's________.

ies

fthefollowingstatementsbestillustratesthethemeof

Shakespeare'sSonnet18?

akereulogizesthepowerofNature.

akersatirizeshumanvanity.

akerpraisthepowerofartisticcreation.

akermeditatesonman'ssalvation.

10.―Bassanio:Antonio,Iammarriedtoawife

Whichisasdeartomeaslifeitlf;

Butlifeitlf,Mywife,andalltheworld.

Arenotwithmeesteem'dabovethylife;

Iwouldloall,ay,sacrificethemall,

Heretothedevil,todeliveryou.

Portia:Yourwifewouldgiveyoulittlethanksforthat,

Ifshewerebytohearyoumaketheoffer.

TheaboveisaquotationtakenfromShakespeare'scomedyThe

tedpartcanberegardedasagood

exampletoillustrate____.

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ism

espeare‘sMerchantofVenice,Antoniocouldnotpayback

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peare’stragediesincludeallthefollowingexcept______.

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andCleopatraandMacbeth

CaesarandOthello

chantofVeniceandAMidsummerNight’sDream

13.―Tobe,ornottobe—thatisthequestion；／whether‘tisnoblerin

themindtosuffer，／theslingsandarrowsofoutrageousfortune,／Or

totakearmsagainstaaoftroubles,／Andbyopposingendthem?‖

Thequotedlinesaretakenfrom______.

estofShakespeare'sfinalromances,______isatypical

exampleofhispessimisticviewtowardshumanlifeandsocietyinhis

lateyears.

ter'eof

Lucrece

______,Shakespearehasnotonlymadeaprofoundanalysisofthe

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thebourgeoigoism.

h

opletodaytendtoregardtheplay“TheMerchantof

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offriendshipandlove,theircunningwaysofpursuingworldlinessand

theirunreasoningprejudiceagainst_________.

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.

.

17_____isnotwrittenbyWilliamShakespeare.

Lost

“Sonnet18”,Shakespeare_________________.

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poetry.

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peare’sgreatesttragediesarethefollowingworkxcept____.

o

aissancereferstobetween14th----mid-17thcentury,which

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reacheditssummit,andinwhichthe’realmainstream(真正的文学主

流)’was____.

ia/eth///drama

21._____,thefirstofthegreattragedies,isgenerallyregardedas

Shakespeare’smostpopularplayonthestage,forithasthequalitiesof

a“blood-and-thunder”thrilleranda’philosophicalexploration’oflife

anddeath.

ter’sTale

22.“Andwewillmaketheebedsofros/Andathousandfragrant

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.

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myrtle.”Theabovelinesareprobablytakenfrom______.

r’nne’sTheSunRising

peare’’sThePassionateShepherd

toHisLove

meschemeofThePassionateShepherdtoHisLoveis______.

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A.2B.3C.4D.5

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A.14B.15C.16D.17

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h

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hakespeare’stragedies,____isthemostcomplexinplotand

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h

oMacbethisafamousgeneralof____.

nd

peare’shistoricalplaysare____plays.

peare’shistoricalplaysreflectthehistoricaleventsof____

centuriesfromRichardⅡtoHenryⅧ.

.

.

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prototypedifferslittlefromtheotherskings.

ⅤⅣⅧd

pearewrote_B__historicalplaysinall.

A.10B.11C.12D.13

ⅣandHenryⅤdealwiththeeventsofthe___century.

A.14thB.15thC.16thD.17th

yHenryⅣcontains___parts.

st__sonnetsareaddresdmainlytoayoungmanofgreat

beautyandpromi.

A.124B.125C.126D.127

Shakespeare’splaysconsistsof___parts.

A.3B.4C.5D.6

38.“Neitheraborrowernoralenderbe;forloanoftlosbothitlfand

friend”isfrom____.

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Kinsmen

pearebelongedtothe___period.

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earof__,Shakespeareretiredfromthestageandreturnto

hishometown.

A.1609B.1612C.1615D.1618

41.___embracesalmostalloftheimportantcharacteristicsofa

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.

comedies.

chantofVenice

ter’sTale

42.___and___aremainlyreliedonHolinshed’sChronicles.

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lfthNightandAsYouLikeIt

aracterinShakespeare’sworksisareprentativeofagroup

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timportantplayamongShakespeare’scomediesis_____

AHamlet

BTheTwelfthNight

CTheMerchatofVenice

DTheMerchantofVenice

fthefollowingplayswrittenbyShakespeareishistoryplay?

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ar

mShakespeareisoneofthegiantsof________.

alRealism

aissance

47.___isfromShakespeare’ssonnetNo.18.

A“Letmenottothemarriageoftrueminds”

B“Tobeornottobe:thatisthequestion”

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D“NolongermournformewhenIamdead”

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.

.

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AJuliusCaesar

BFalstaff

CHamlet

DKingHenry

rgreattragedieswrittenbyShakespeareareHamlet,

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andCleopatra

Caesar

CTwelfthNight

DKingLear

fthefollowingdoesnotbelongtoShakespeare’sromantic

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ATwelfthNight

BTheTempest

CAsYouLikeIt

DTheMerchantofVenice

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s

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wehavebaddreams.

fulbehaviorofGertrude,whoguiltydreamshewouldliketo

know.

iretosleepsothathewillnothavetotakevengefulaction.

"Notonthysole,butonthysoul,harshJew,/Thoumak'stthy

knifekeen",Gratiano(acharacterinTheMerchantofVenice)usa

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"Sonnet18",Shakespearehasaprofoundmeditationonthe

destructivepowerof_________andtheeternal__________broughtforth

bypoetrytotheoneheloves.

/life

.

.

/love

/beauty

/love

neisShakespeare'slongestplay?

AHamlet

BHenryVIII

CRomeoandJuliet

DTheMerchantofVenice

asmencanbreath,oreyescane,/Solonglivesthis,and

thisgiveslifetothee(Shakespeare,Sonnets18)Whatdoes”this”refer

to?

racteroftheMerryWivesofWindsoris____.

Lear，Shakespearealsodescribedafamilywhere

membershadnocontactbesidesnakedmoney,whowastheunfilialson

inthisfamily?

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peareisthereprentativeofperiod.

AEnlightenmentBClassicCRenaissance

snotatragedyinthefollowing?

AHamletBRomeoandJulietCKingLear

saworkwritteninShakespeare’soldtime.

.

.

AAsYouLikeItBTwelfthNightCTheTempest

snotthecharacterinShakespeare’scomedy.

AShylockBHermiaCOthello

rtranslatedShakespeare’sworks.

AFuLeiBZhuShenghaoCYangXianyi

otthecontemporarywriterwithShakespeare.

AMarloweBBaconCChaucer

sthenameofShakespeare’swife.

AAnneBoleynBAnneHathawayCAnneSullivan

ormisnotalwaysudbyShakespeare.

AFreeVerBBlankverCSonnet

ostfamoussonnetofShakespeare.

ASonnet15BSonnet17CSonnet18

BCBAC

layisoriginatedfromChroniclesofScotland.

AMacbethBKingLearCHamlet

stheloverofPortiainTheMerchantofVenice.

ABassanioBAntonioCShylock

.

.

disguisatosaveAntonioinTheMerchantof

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AJudgeBLawyerCPolicewoman

’stherelationshipbetweenHamletandClaudius.

AFriendBEnemyCStrange

75isthemostnotablecharacteristicsofHamlet.

AHumbleBHasteCHesitate

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