The narrator in “Wenlock Edge” becomes a really good friend of Nina.

__________ creates a ready conversation between the narrator and the reader from the beginning.

A.Third-person point of view

B.First-person point of view

C.Second-person point of view

D.Traditional point of view

Why does the narrator feel out of place in the college in contrast with Nina?

A.Because she cannot excel in all subjects as Nina does

B.Because Nina is rich

C.Because her outfit is shabby comparing with Nina’s blending-in dress

D.Because her outfit is not the common apparel of college students

A、She is a typical Western stereotype of “passive Asian women”

B、She always sacrifices her own value to maintain relationships out of insecurity.

C、The reversal of roles within the narrator’s relationship with Ted reveals her inability to take responsibility

D、Rose and her mother have very different values due to their different cultural upbringings.

A、Ahab

B、Ishmael

C、Flask

D、Queequeg

A、Rest Cure

B、Female Troubles Cure

C、Depression Cure

D、Hysteria Cure

In the passage, the narrator describes his mother as______.

A．a school teacher who is devoted to her work

B．a person who knows a lot

C．a person who is restless

D．a person who has a soaring aspiration

The narrator's remorse is due to her

A．uncaring attitude toward her sister.

B．mixed feelings toward her own religion.

C．perceived failure at following instructions.

D．mistrust of the medicine-woman.

In “The Outside Chance”, the narrator was only interested in ______ in tomorrow’s newspaper, but he ignored the news about the factory disaster in Selby.

A、A young boy

B、An intellectual

C、A poet

D、A boxer