TheModernPeriod(200504)1.Theshortstory“Araby”isoneofthestoriesinJamesJoyce’scollection().A.APortraitoftheArtistasaYoungManB.UlyssesC.FinnegansWakeD.DublinersP3902.“ForIhaveknownthemallalready,knownthemall—/Haveknowntheevenings,mornings,afternoons,/Ihavemeasuredoutmylifewithcoffeespoons.”Theabovelinesaretakenfrom().A.Wordsworth’s“TheSolitaryReaper”B.Eliot’s“TheLoveSongofJ.AlfredPrufrock”P365C.Coleridge’s“KublaKhan”D.Yeats’s“TheLakeIsleofInnisfree”?3.AtypicalForsyte,accordingtoJohnGalsworthy,isamanwithastrongsenseof（）,whoneverpaysanyattentiontohumanfeelings.A.moralityB.justiceC.propertyD.humor4.GeorgeBernardShaw’splay,Mrs.Warren’sProfessionisagrotesquelyrealisticexposureofthe（）.A.slumlandlordismB.politicalcorruptioninEnglandC.economicoppressionofwomenD.religiouscorruptioninEngland5.ThestorystartingwiththemarriageofPaul’sparentsWalterMorelandMrs.Morelmustbe().A.ThomasHardy’sTessoftheD’UrbervillesB.D.H.Lawrence’sSonsandLoversC.GeorgeEliot’sMiddlemarchD.CharlotteBronte’sJaneEyre(200604)6.Asarealistdramatist,GeorgeBernardShawisconcernedwithsocial,economic,moralandreligiousproblemsinhisworks.Thegeneralmoodheexpressedinhisplaysis().A.indignationB.satisfactionC.optimismD.pessimism7.Inthelatenineteenthcentury,modernismflourishedinEnglishliterature.Unlikemodernpoetsandnovelists,moderndramatists().A.showednotonlysatiricalattitudetowardbourgeoisclass,butalsooptimisticemotiontowardlifeB.didnotmakesomanyinnovationsintechniquesandformsC.inheritedtheromanticfuzzinessandself-indulgedemotionalismD.tooktheirrationalphilosophyandthetheoryofpsycho–analysisasitstheoreticalbase8.In(),JamesJoyceintendedtorecordthefouraspectsofthemoralhistoryofhiscountry,namelychildhood,adolescence,maturityandpubliclife.A.DublinersB.UlyssesC.APortraitoftheArtistasaYoungManD.FinnegansWake9.InSonsandLovers,D.H.LawrencepresentedPaulasa(n)()manandartist.A.independentB.ambitiousC.strong-willedD.sensitive10.T.S.Eliot’searlypoemsaremarkedby()incompariso