In the decade of 1920s, Eugene O' Neill established an international reputation with such plays as___________ .

A. The Verge

B. Alison's House

C. Fidelity

D. Trifles

A. The Dangling Man

B. Herzog

C. The Naked and the Dead

D. Mr. Sammler's Planet

__________ is probably the most obscure of contemporary American poets. The reader can understand the surface meaning quite well; it is the undercurrent of meaning that his verbal structure embodies.

A. John Ashberry

B. Fran O'Hara

C. Robert Bly

D. Kenneth Koch

A. the New York School

B. the Meditative Poets

C. the Black Mountain Poets

D. the Confessional Poets

A. Thomas Stearns Eliot

B. Richard Wilbur

C. Elizabeth Bishop

D. Marianne Moore

A. nonfiction

B. science fiction

C. black and absurd humor

D. parody and pop

E. experimental novelistic techniques

A. Here and Now

B. The Jacob's Ladder

C. The Double Image

D. With the Eyes and the Back of Our Heads

E.The Sorrow Dance

A. Robert Bly

B. Frank O'Hara

C. Kenneth Koch

D. John Ashberry

E. James Schuyler

A. The Naked and the Dead

B. The Armies of the Night

C. Ancient Evening

D. Tough Guys Don't Dance

E. Harlot's Ghost

A. a breakaway from the normal novelistic conventions

B. having little or no story interest

C. dull, not satisfying

D. offensive to middlebrow taste

E. often not readable