1. What is the general mood of the poem？ How is this mood created and strengthened？

A．To show his happy family life.

B．To narrate his routine life.

C．To express his resent to his father.

D．To describe the way he was raised.

What is the correct order of the five steps to an effective contextualisation? (Note: Your answer should follow such a form: ABC..) A. Refer briefly to other scholars who have recently contributed to the field you’re working in. B. Evaluate your primary topic of research by comparing to others like/unlike it. C. Expose how relevant contexts might lead up to how your paper will look at the topic. D. Explain briefly what historical background has shaped the topic you’re discussing. E. Explore how your analysis fits into a larger discussion about your topic in the field.

What is the correct order of the five steps to an effective contextualisation? A. Refer briefly to other scholars who have recently contributed to the field you’re working in. B. Evaluate your primary topic of research by comparing to others like/unlike it. C. Expose how relevant contexts might lead up to how your paper will look at the topic. D. Explain briefly what historical background has shaped the topic you’re discussing. E. Explore how your analysis fits into a larger discussion about your topic in the field.

A．How firefighters carry out their responsibilities.

B．The proper installation of home smoke detectors.

C．The detoction of dead-air space on walls and ceilings.

D．How smoke detectors prevent fies in homes.

A．Englishman's Home.

B．How to Do-It-Yourself.

C．The High Cost of Labor.

D．Do-it-Yourself Movement.

A.Donne argues that his love is flexible and will expand “like gold to airy thinness beat”.

B.Donne refers to the Ptolemaic spheres in which the celestial bodies moved.

C.Donne refers to the “moving of th’ earth” and the fear it strikes into the hearts of men.

D.All the three answers mentioned above are good examples of Donne’s use of scientific conceits in this poem.

A．To show how to use an eye chart in an unordinary way.

B．To show that the regular eye chart is not properly designed.

C．To offer supporting evidence to the preceding paragraphs.

D．To provide a contrast to the preceding paragraphs.

A.how many broad windows a room has, through which sunlight might come in

B.the size of a room

C.whether there are beautiful walls in a room

D.what the room looks like