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课程名称《英美概况》非双语(双语/非双语)

层次专(本/专科)C 卷考试时间90 分钟考试形式开卷(开/闭卷)

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1. Who were the ancestors of the English and the founders of England?

A. the Anglo-Saxon

B. The Norman

C. The Vikings

D. The Roman

2. When did William the Conqueror cross the English Channel and invade into England?

A. in 43AD

B. In the late 8 century

C. in 1066

D. in 1640

3.Which of the following kings was executed during the British Civil War?

A. James I

B. James II

C. Charles II

D. Charles I

4. Under whose reign was the Bill of Rights passed in the British history?

A. George1

B. James II

C. Queen Victoria

D. William of Orange.

5. In which year did Margaret Thatcher become the UK’s first woman Prime Minister?

A. in 1969

B. in 1979

C. in 1989

D. in 1998

6. Which of the following statement about the UK economy is true?

A. Britain remains the only country in Europe where Euro is not introduced.

B. it has slid from being the second largest economy to being the sixth.

C. there has been a period of steady decreasing of living standards.

D. Britain has experienced a steady economic growth since 1945

7. ---- led the Protestant Reformation in England.

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A. Henry II

B. Henry VI

C. Elizabeth I

D. Henry VIII

8 . - -- is not a component of the English Parliament.

A. the Sovereign

B. the House of Lords

C. the House of Commons

D. the

Cabinet

9. The British constitution consists of the following parts except---.

A. common wealth law

B. conventions

C. common laws

D. statue law

10. The Lyrical Ballads written by William Wordsworth marked the beginning of -----.

A Renaissance B. Romanticism C. Modernism D. Realism

11. Which of the following schools would admit children with reference to their

academic abilities?

A. comprehensive school

B. vocational school

C. independent school

D. grammar school

12. Which of the following is the world’s oldest national newspaper in Britain?

A. The Times

B. The Guardian

C. The Observer

D. The Financial Times

13. The present British foreign policy is mainly influenced by the following factors

except------.

A. its imperial history

B. its geopolitical traits

C. its special relationship with the United States

D. its schizophrenic attitude to Europe.

14. Easter is a holiday usually connected to the following except---.

A. the coming of spring

B. the eating of Easter eggs

C. the resurrection of Christ

D. the reunion of a large family

15. The home of golf is ------.

A. England

B. Scotland

C. Wales

D. Northern Ireland

16. American continent was discovered by Christopher Columbus -----.

A. in the early 15th century

B. in the early 16th century

C. in 1492

D. in 1497

17. ---- were originally called Yankees, which came to stand for all Americans.

A. People living by the Mississippi River

B. People living in New England

C. People living in the age of “Gold Rush”

D. People living in Florida

18. the largest of the ethnic minorities in Ameraica is-------

A. The Blacks

B. The Mexico-American

C. the Asian-American

D. The Cuban-American

19. Which of the following is true about the Second Continental Congress in the American history?

A. the colonial leaders from the fifteen colonies met in Philadelphia.

B. the conference began to assume the functions of a new national government.

C. George Washington was appointed as the commander of a Continental Army and Navy.

D. the draft of the Declaration of Independence was passed at the Conference.

20. Which of the following is not true about the Declaration of Independence?

A. The Declaration officially proclaimed the independence of the North American

colonies.

B. The Declaration was drafted by T. Jefferson , J.Adams and B.Franklin.

C. The Second Continental Congress adopted the Declaration on July 4,1776.

D. The philosophy of government in the Declaration derived from Thomas Jefferson.

21. The War of Independence came to an end in ---- with the victory of North America.

A. 1777

B. 1779

C. 1781

D. 1783

22. The War of Independence was over, --------.which of following is NOT true?

A. each new state had its own government

B. each new state made its own laws and handled all of tits internal affairs.

C. the national government was called the Congress with little power.

D. the relationships between the states and the national government were clearly

defined.

23. What was the main reason for the failure of the Articles of Confederation after

the American Revolution?

A. the new states did not cooperate with the Congress or with each other.

B. some new states wanted to be free from the Union.

C. the Congress refused to pay debts owed to France and other nation.

D. the Congress had taxed the citizens too much.

24.Then New Deal in 1930s was started by------.

A. Franklin Roosevelt

B. John F. Kennedy

C. George Washington

D. Thomas Jefferson

25.”God helps them who help themselves” is found in ---- work.

A.Pain e’s

B. Franklin’s

C.Freneau’s

D. Jefferson’s

26. Which of the following is NOT included in American higher education?

A. University and Colleges

B. Research institutions.

C. Technical Institutions.

D. Undergraduate Institutions.

27. ------- was the most leading spirit of the transcendental(超验主义) club.

A. Hawthorne

B. Whiteman

C. Emerson

D.Thoreau

28. Scarlet letter is a famous mystery- haunted novel written by ----.

A. Melville

B. Thoreau

C. Hawthorne

D. Emerson

29. ----- a famous leader of black movements in the U.S in the 1960’s , advocated non-violent Civil Right Movement.

A. Malcolm X

B. Martin Luther King, Jr.

C. Douglass

D. Garrison

30. ---- is considered American’s unique contribution to music.

A. Rock and Roll

B. Country Music

C. Jazz

D. Western music

1.The official full name of Britain is ____________. The four political divisions

of Britain are_____, ______, _______ and_______.

2.The Great Charter was signed in ———(year) by———— .

3.In the political system of Britain, the executive government is ———, the real

centre of power

in Parliament is ——————, the executive government is

responsible to——————

4. James Ι and his son Charles Ι both believed firmly in ———

5.“If winter comes, can Spring be far behind?” is an epigrammatic(诗句) line

by--------.

6.The two famous universities in UK are ----- and ---------.

7.------ was the turning point of the War of Independence leading to the alliance

between the U.S and France.

8.In the civil war, Lincoln issued the famous document,----.

9.The higher education in America began with the founding of----- in 1636.

10.The masterpieces of Mark twin are -------, -------,----- etc.

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1.What did happen in 17th century in Britain (political field) ? What’re the

influences of these events?

2.Briefly discuss the movements happened in 1960’s. and state the influence of

these events.

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