Prose：练习题

• a.

  The river represents constant danger and chaos, while the shore provides safety and social order.

• b.

  The river symbolizes the commercial progress of the South, while the shore represents stagnant tradition.

• c.

  The river is a metaphorical barrier that prevents Huck from ever achieving true independence.

• d.

  The river represents freedom and natural morality, while the shore represents the hypocrisy and constraints of society.

• a.

  He experiences a profound self-loathing, caught between a rejected Indian identity and an unattainable English one.

• b.

  He represents the 'new India' that has completely moved past the traumas of the colonial era.

• c.

  He uses his position to empower the local community against the remnants of British colonial rule.

• d.

  He successfully integrates English customs into his life in Kalimpong to find peace and fulfillment.

• a.

  It simplifies the plot by removing any ambiguity regarding the fountain scene.

• b.

  It serves only to provide a chronological account of the heatwave without character development.

• c.

  It proves that Briony is a reliable narrator whose observations are always factually accurate.

• d.

  It contrasts her subjective, imaginative interpretations with the objective or adult perspectives of other characters.

• a.

  It provides a purely decorative historical backdrop that does not influence the characters' personal lives.

• b.

  It mirrors the characters' internal sense of displacement and the volatile nature of belonging in a post-colonial world.

• c.

  It acts as a romanticized setting that contrasts with the harsh reality of Biju’s life in New York.

• d.

  It suggests that political revolution is the only way for the Judge to reclaim his lost heritage.

• a.

  It remains static and neutral to ensure the reader focuses exclusively on the dialogue.

• b.

  It often acts as a reflection of the characters' internal psychological states or reinforces social themes.

• c.

  It is used solely to establish the geographical location for historical accuracy.

• d.

  It is generally used to provide unnecessary detail that distracts from the main plot points.

先自己写一遍答案，再对照解题步骤。

先自己写一遍答案，再对照解题步骤。