1、Burns Night is traditionally celebrated on？

A、January 25th

B、January 24th

C、January 23rd

D、January 22nd

我的答案：A

2、Robert Burns’s parents were buried in the graveyard of the same old kirk featured in his poem “Tam O’Shanter”.

我的答案：对

3、Tam in “Tam O’Shanter” witness ( ) at a stormy night.

A、a debate between God and Satan

B、a fight happened at the market

C、witches and warlocks partying with the devil

D、a murder that happened in the graveyard

我的答案：C

4、Scots refers to English spoken in the Scottish accent.

我的答案：错

5、The development of the Scots language has been influence by ( ）

A、the Romance languages

B、the Germanic languages

C、the Scandinavian languages

D、the Cyrillic languages

我的答案：ABC

6、“A wee bairn” in Scots means ( ) in English:

A、a small dog

B、a small child

C、a big dog

D、a big child

我的答案：B

7、Because “Tam O’Shanter” was written for a historical record of Scottish castles and churches, the story of it was factual.

我的答案：错

8、The 18th century Ayrshire was dominated by ( ).

A、Catholicism

B、Protestantism

C、the Orthodox Church

D、none of above

我的答案：B

9、Robert Burns’s education include ( )

A、his father’s teaching him to read from The Bible

B、folksongs and tales from his mother and nanny

C、school and a private tutor

D、the University of Edinburgh

我的答案：ABC

第五章测试

1、Which one is the largest natural lake in England?

A、Loch Ness

B、Derwentwater

C、Windermere

D、Esthwaite Water

我的答案：C

2、The Lake District is well known for its connection with Romantic poets, such as William Blake.

我的答案：错

3、Where was William Wordsworth born?

A、London

B、Cumbria

C、Oxford

D、Sussex

我的答案：B

4、Dorothy Wordsworth wrote the Grasmere Journal when she lived in the Dove Cottage.

我的答案：对

5、In whose work does the following passage appear? "I never saw daffodils so beautiful they grew among the mossy stones about & about them, some rested their heads upon these stones as on a pillow for weariness & the rest tossed & reeled & danced & seemed as if they verily laughed with the wind that blew upon them over the Lake"