Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint is written in （）sonnet form with the rhyme scheme of abba abba cdcdcd.
A.EnglishB.ItalianC.ShakespeareanD.Spenserian正确答案：Italian
The Old Law in Milton’s sonnet Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint refers to the （）law.
The Old Law in Milton’s sonnet Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint refers to the （）law.
A.VenetianB.CriminalC.MosaicD.civil正确答案：Mosaic
The reversed conception of day and night in Milton’s sonnet Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint is a famous （）.
The reversed conception of day and night in Milton’s sonnet Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint is a famous （）.
A.parodoxB.oxymoronC.hyperboleD.allusion正确答案：parodox
（）is a far-fetched metaphor in which a very unlikely connection between two things is established. John Donne employs them extensively in his poetry.
（）is a far-fetched metaphor in which a very unlikely connection between two things is established. John Donne employs them extensively in his poetry.
A.conceitB.MetonymyC.The BaroqueD.An allegory正确答案：conceit
The following were the important metaphysical poets except （）.
The following were the important metaphysical poets except （）.
A.John DonneB.George HerbertC.Andrew MarvellD.Richard Lovelace正确答案：Richard Lovelace
William Blake was a representative of Pre-romantic school, who was often called “the most （）artist”.
William Blake was a representative of Pre-romantic school, who was often called “the most （）artist”.
A.artificialB.spiritualC.outstandingD.professional正确答案：spiritual
The famous lines To see a world in a grain of sand/And a heaven in a wild flower, / Hold infinity in the palm of your hand / And eternity in an hour are chosen from Blake’s long poem （）.
The famous lines To see a world in a grain of sand/And a heaven in a wild flower, / Hold infinity in the palm of your hand / And eternity in an hour are chosen from Blake’s long poem （）.
A.Songs of ExperienceB.Songs of InnocenceC.Auguries of InnocenceD.Poetical Sketches正确答案：Auguries of Innocence
The rhythm of the poem The Tiger is very strong and forceful, thus often called the （）music.
The rhythm of the poem The Tiger is very strong and forceful, thus often called the （）music.
A.folkB.BlacksmithC.hittingD.anvil正确答案：anvil
The Tiger is a symbolic poem with many implicaitons, in which the （）may be taken as a symbol of violence and rebellion.
The Tiger is a symbolic poem with many implicaitons, in which the （）may be taken as a symbol of violence and rebellion.
A.tigerB.lambC.nightD.forest正确答案：tiger
The Lamb in the twentieth line of Blake’s poem The Tiger refers to （）, usually a symbol of obedience and peace.
The Lamb in the twentieth line of Blake’s poem The Tiger refers to （）, usually a symbol of obedience and peace.
A.English RevolutionB.SatanC.JesusD.Adam正确答案：Jesus
Which of the following works was not written by Robert Burns？ （）.
Which of the following works was not written by Robert Burns？ （）.
A.Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect B.Bruce at BannockburnC.The Jolly BeggarsD.The Traveller正确答案：The Traveller
（）is the greatest poet Scotland has ever produced. His Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect is of great significance in English literature.
（）is the greatest poet Scotland has ever produced. His Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect is of great significance in English literature.
A.William BlakeB.Robert BurnsC.Oliver Goldsmith D.Thomas Percy正确答案：Robert Burns