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Data inscrierii: 19/Ian/2007 Mesaje: 1938 Localitate: Bucuresti
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Trimis: 25/04/2007 11:52 Titlul subiectului: Sem .II - Ist. Lit. engl. |
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| Aici puteti rezolva si discuta grilele de pe sem. II . Succes!! |
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Elena_Gabriela Junior

Data inscrierii: 12/Mar/2007 Mesaje: 15
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Trimis: 01/06/2007 19:20 Titlul subiectului: |
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Eu am facut cateva...dar mi-ar face placere sa aflu si parerea altora:
TRUE / FALSE
1. F
2. F
3. T
4. T
7. T
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. b) first as an artist, then as a man
2. b) the influence of Lawrence’s own biography
3. c) none of the above
4. c) by the Industrial Revolution
5. c) both aspire towards a higher social position
6. a. Hamlet
7. c. At the beginning of the novel
8. b. language
9. b. the material aspects of life and retreating from them
10. a. are images which, due to their intensity, communicate instantaneously the meaning of experience
22. b. F
23. b. F
117. d. both a and c
118. a. T
119. b. Paul to Miriam
120. a. T _________________ anul III, ID, LLS....engleza-spaniola |
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nicky_1983 Junior


Data inscrierii: 24/Feb/2007 Mesaje: 3
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Trimis: 04/06/2007 16:21 Titlul subiectului: Istoria literaturii engleze |
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T/F
1 F
2 F
3 A
4 A
5 A
6 A
7 A
8 A
9 A
10 A
11 F
12 F
13 A
14 A
15 F
16 A
17 A
18 A
19 F
20 A
21 F
22 A
23 A
24 F
25 F
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1 b
2 c
3 c
4 c
5 b
6 b
7 c
8 b
9 b
10 a
11 c
12 d
13 b
14 c
15 d
16 a
17 b
18 b
19 c
20 d
21 b
22 b
23 b
24 a
25 b
26 a
27 c
28 d
29 a
30 b
31 b
32 b
33 a
34 a
35 b
36 c
37 c
38 b
39 a
40 b
41 c
42 b
43 a
44 c
45 b
46 a
47 c
48 a
49 b
50 b
51 b
52 a
53 b
54 d
55 a
56 b
57 a
58 c
59 b
60 a
61 b
62 c
63 b
64 d
65 a
66 b
67 d
68 c
69 b
70 a
71 b
72 b
73 a
74 b
75 b
76 a
77 c
78 b
79 b
80 b
81 b
82 a
83 b
84 d
85 b
86 a
87 a
88 b
89 c
90 a
91 b
92 b
93 a
94 b
95 b
96 a
97 b
98 c
99 a
100 c
101 d
102 b
103 b
104 a
105 c
106 b
107 d
108 b
109 a
110 b
111 a
112 b
113 c
114 a
115 c
116 b
117 d
118 a
119 b
120 b
121 b
122 b
123 b
124 b
125 d
126 a
127 b
128 b
129 a
130 a
131 c
132 b
133 a
134 a
135 d
136 b
137 d
138 a
139 a
140 d
141 a
142 c
143 c
144 d
145 b
146 c
147 b
148 a
149 b
150 a
151 b
152 a
153 b
154 a
155 b
156 a
157 b
158 c
159 d
160 d
161 a
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maria roxana Junior


Data inscrierii: 21/Feb/2007 Mesaje: 19
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Trimis: 07/06/2007 12:10 Titlul subiectului: |
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True/False
10-t, 11-t
1-a, 2-c, 3-c, 4-c, 22-b,25-c?, 27-c
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Elena_Gabriela Junior

Data inscrierii: 12/Mar/2007 Mesaje: 15
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Trimis: 07/06/2007 18:25 Titlul subiectului: |
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True / False
1. In Sons and Lovers Mrs Morel is perfectly comfortable with the values of the community she belongs to F
2. Stephen Dedalus (A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man) does everything in his power to fulfil the demands made upon him by family, church and nation F
3. Stephen (A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man) is also called ‘Dedalus’ because he wants to escape imprisonment of all kinds T
4. In Stephen’s case (A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man), words shape his understanding of the world T
5. According to The Waste Land, modern times bring no quickening to the human spirit T
6. The rhythm of The Waste Land can be compared to the incessant fără întârziere change that characterizes the Machine Age F / T
7. In Waiting for Godot the only things that Vladimir and Estragon have are a hat and a pair of shoes T
8. In Waiting for Godot Vladimir and Estragon have no idea of why they are in that place or what they do there T
9. Mrs Dalloway’s London is actually not the ‘waste land’ of T. S. Eliot. T
10. In Mrs Dalloway Clarrisa Dalloway takes pleasure in physical, sensual existence T
11. In Mrs Dalloway, the irrevocable time is that of inner consciousness F
12. In The French Lieutenant’s Woman, Charles works in the same library as does Karl Marx. This makes the novel a realistic one F
13. The narrator in Fowles’ The French Lieutenant’s Woman moves freely from the nineteenth to the twentieth centuries T
14. The narrator in The French Lieutenant’s Woman plays various parts in the book T
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15. In Lord of the Flies in episodes such as the blowing of the conch it is obvious that Ralph has no will to power F
16. In Lord of the Flies Ralph is the one who reveals Piggy’s nickname and treats him with cruelty T
17. In Lord of the Flies sometimes the children’s language descends to elemental primitivism T
18. Besides ruling their people by violence, the Inner Party (1984) encourages them in, and in fact compels them to experiences of vicarious violence T
19. The citizens of Oceania (1984) have the right to absolute privacy every morning and
afternoon F
20. Initially, Julia (1984) believed that the Party couldn’t have access to one’s thinking, to “the inner heart, whose workings were mysterious even to yourself” T
21. The narrator in Heart of Darkness is an omniscient one F
22. In Heart of Darkness again and again Marlow seems about to declare the truth about Kurtz and the darkness but in the end we are only left with the inconclusiveness of his findings T
23. At a certain point in Heart of Darkness, Marlow imagines Kurtz not as doing but as
discoursing T
24. The two priests in David Lodge’s The British Museum Is Falling Down are still very much in touch with the impact of the Church’s doctrine on people's daily lives F _________________ anul III, ID, LLS....engleza-spaniola |
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Elena_Gabriela Junior

Data inscrierii: 12/Mar/2007 Mesaje: 15
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Trimis: 07/06/2007 20:19 Titlul subiectului: |
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1. b. first as an artist, then as a man
2. c. the influence of Freudian ideas
3. c. none of the above
4. c. by the Industrial Revolution
5. b. both live through Paul's achievements
6. a. Hamlet
7. c. At the beginning of the novel
8. b. language
9. b. the material aspects of life and retreating from them
10. a. are images which, due to their intensity, communicate instantaneously the meaning of experience
11. c. London
12. d. both a and c
13. c. ignorance of technical matters
14. c. both a and d
15. d. both a and c
16. a. man no longer hidden from its real condition
17. b. This happens for fear of the annihilation silence wou
18. b. Vladimir hopes his presence will make their existences meaningful
19. d. the mind and the body
20. a. the need to fill up time with conversation
21. b. false
22. b. F
23. b. F
24. . a. T
25. b. objective time
26. b. literally. There was in fact nothing wrong with Septimus
27. c. Rezia
28. d. both b and c
29. . a. but in the end nothing comes of it
30. . b. Characters seem to break free and become difficult to control
31. . b. an active one
32. c. Charles, with the discreet help of Sarah
33. .a. the partea interioară story set in Victorian England…..
34. .a. but none of his understandings seems able to contain her or fully explain….
35. .b. alludes to the devil
36. .c. the death of two of the boys
37. .c. just as evil as Jack
38. .b. No. According to Golding, evil is an inner …..
39. .a. flat and stylised
40. .b. he is hit in the mouth so hard that his dental plate breaks
41. .c. “Two Minutes’ Hate”
42. .b. week
43. .a. dull contempt and dislike
44. .c. powerful and subtle scientific instruments and techniques
45. .b. is related to the process of knowing
46. .a. of more than one narrator
47. .c. Faust
48. .a. plays an important role as she has to….
49. .b. was a man who possessed all faiths, or any faith
50. .b. because it mixes fiction and non-fiction….etc
51. .b. minor “historical events”
52. .a ironic
53. .b. in the diocese of Besancon
54. .d. is an example of intertextuality
55. .a. T
56. .b. F
57. .a. T
58. .c. sex
59. .b. is too small / a. is too large and noisy for him to write in
60. .a. has an expanding family
61. .b. literature has already exhausted all possible life scenarios
62. .c. Catholic
63. .b. F
64. .d. both a and c
65. .a. rather than specific accuracy of fact
66. .b. genius
67. .d. imagination
68. .c. the rough Captain La HIre
69. .b. La Tremoille, Bluebeard
70. .a. T
71. .b. F
72. .b. F
73. .a. playwrights of the 1950s became more and more concerned with….
74. .b. could not gain access to the middle class and ….
75. .b. he asks her to do the housework
76. .c. his awareness of her class superiority
77. .c. an “angry young man” with a purpose
78. .b. F
79. .b. F
80. .b. F
81. .a. alludes to the puternice love nights that Prufrock spent in hotels
82. .a. numbness
83. .b. Prufrock’s spontaneous self that is drowned by the…..
84. .d. both a and c
85. .b. Michelangelo
86. .a. T
87. .a. T
88. .b. F
89. .c. the whole rise and fall of classical antiquity
90. .a. the end of the two thousand year Christian cycle
91. .b. is one of opposition
92. .b. a violent, death-like experience
93. .a. opposition
94. .b. F
95. .a. T
96. .a. T
97. b. an eternal form
98. .c. when he is freed from his body…..
99. .a. spiritual truth
100. .c. sages
101. .d. both a and b
102. .b. F
103. .b. F
104. .a. T
105. .c. disintegration
106. .b. the end of one era and the birth of another
107. .d. the male Egyptian sphinx
108. .b. the sphinx
109. .a. quizzical
110. .b. F
111. .a. T
112. .b. F
113. .c. but to Marlow it was a place of darkness….
114. .a. T
115. .c. as directly opposed and superior…..
116. .b. F
117. .d. both a and c
118. .a. T
119. .b. Paul to Miriam
120. .????????????????
121. .b. F
122. .b. doublethink
123. .b. a democratic form of government…..
124. .b. F
125. .d. the metaphor of the island
126. .a. T
127. .b. F
128. .b. a bewildering variety of narrative voices for the book….
129. .a. metafictional comment
130. .a. T
131. .c. to be of a rather complex nature and….
132. .b. F
133. .a. do not question their lack of freedom, since that would mean they….
134. .a. T
135. .d. represented mostly in subservient positions
136. .b. F
137. .d. Tiresias
138. .a. T
139. .a. F
140. .d. both b and d
141. .a. the Easter of 1916 when Irish nationalists attempted to revolt against…
142. .c. oxymoron
143. .c. the penultimate stanza
144. .d. both a and b
145. .b. irreversible
146. .c. making the memory of Easter 1916 eternal
147. .b. F
148. .a. F
149. .b. F
150. .a. T
151. .b. spinning of fate
152. .a. T
153. .b. refers to both the destruction of Troy and the sexual penetration of Leda
154. . a. T
155. .b. the soul of the universe connecting all individual souls
156. .a. T
157. .b. folk tale pattern
158. .c. both a and b
159. .d. both b and c
160. .d. cosmic marriage as universal harmony
161. .a. T
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maria roxana Junior


Data inscrierii: 21/Feb/2007 Mesaje: 19
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Trimis: 09/06/2007 18:30 Titlul subiectului: |
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Eu cred ca e 36-a dupa cum spune si fragmentul,dar e devarat ca mor si doi baieti.Ce sa punem pana la urma???
{The fire set on the entire island shows the tribe's complete lack of foresight, as if they were not rescued, they would have no food or shelter. Ironically, the fire meant for evil started by Jack turned out to be what got the boys saved. The arrival of the Naval officer thus seems like a happy and ironic ending,} |
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gabrielastrafalogea Junior

Data inscrierii: 13/Iun/2007 Mesaje: 3
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Trimis: 13/06/2007 23:44 Titlul subiectului: Istoria literaturii engleze |
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| La intrebarea 120 raspunsul este b) false .Inclin la 19 pentru d)/ 20 a) /32 b). Sper sa fie corecte.BAFTA multa!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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maria roxana Junior


Data inscrierii: 21/Feb/2007 Mesaje: 19
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Trimis: 15/06/2007 11:07 Titlul subiectului: |
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| 2-c, 3-c, 4-c, 5-b, 8-b,9-b, 22-b, 23-b, 27-c, 35-b,36-a, 37-c,38-b, 39-a, 45-b, 46-a,48-a, 49-b, 58-c, 59-b, 60-a, 61-b, 62-c, 63-b, 113-b, 118-a, 119-b, 120-a, 123-a sau b??, 124-b, 130-a. |
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laura Junior

Data inscrierii: 15/Feb/2007 Mesaje: 11
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Trimis: 17/05/2008 10:00 Titlul subiectului: |
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| Nu cred ca n-a dat nimeni examenul! Va rog sa ne spuneti si noua, celor care nu l-am dat inca, ce a fost validat. |
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cabmedo Junior

Data inscrierii: 20/Ian/2008 Mesaje: 6 Localitate: targoviste
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Trimis: 17/05/2008 11:36 Titlul subiectului: raspunsuri grile |
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Am sustinut ieri acest ex, iata raspunsurile:
Bafta!
Data şi ora: 16.05.2008 18:15
Denumirea: 3_2_ILE
Starea: Completat
Rezultatul: 90 din 100 puncte
Test terminat în: 0 ore, 9 minute şi 55 secunde din 0 ore şi 20 minute alocate.
Instrucţiuni:
Întrebarea nr. 1 5 din 5 puncte
"The poem must be difficult" is a notion common among
Răspunsul selectat: modernist poets
Întrebarea nr. 2 5 din 5 puncte
"""The Red Wheelbarrow"" is similar to In a Station of the Metro in terms of"
Răspunsul selectat: technique
Întrebarea nr. 3 5 din 5 puncte
Allen Ginsberg was an inspiration for the
Răspunsul selectat: Flower Power movement
Întrebarea nr. 4 5 din 5 puncte
"William Carlos Williams deeply influenced Charles Olson and his notion of ""projective verse""."
Răspunsul selectat: Adevărat
Întrebarea nr. 5 5 din 5 puncte
"""Spring and All"" establishes William Carlos Williams as the leader of a new American avant-garde."
Răspunsul selectat: Adevărat
Întrebarea nr. 6 5 din 5 puncte
A Supermarket in California deals in images of
Răspunsul selectat: consumption
Întrebarea nr. 7 0 din 5 puncte
Much of the imagery in Continuing to Live suggest a ___ existence.
Răspunsul selectat: hectic and passionate
Întrebarea nr. 8 5 din 5 puncte
is built upon the concise esthetic structure of haiku.
Răspunsul selectat: In a Station of the Metro
Întrebarea nr. 9 5 din 5 puncte
Modernism arose as a reaction to Romanticism.
Răspunsul selectat: Adevărat
Întrebarea nr. 10 5 din 5 puncte
In a Station of the Metro resembles
Răspunsul selectat: Japanese haikus
Întrebarea nr. 11 5 din 5 puncte
"According to one definition of modernism, the movement represents"
Răspunsul selectat: a Weltanschauung (or worldview)
Întrebarea nr. 12 5 din 5 puncte
"The thing is to be able to look at one s life as if it were somebody else s" is the credo of confessionalism.
Răspunsul selectat: Fals
Întrebarea nr. 13 5 din 5 puncte
At the heart of In a Station of the Metro there lies a(n)
Răspunsul selectat: metaphor
Întrebarea nr. 14 5 din 5 puncte
The iconic objects of the modern age were appropriated by
Răspunsul selectat: modernists
Întrebarea nr. 15 5 din 5 puncte
Plath s Lady Lazarus is a poem about
Răspunsul selectat: suicide
Întrebarea nr. 16 5 din 5 puncte
"Modernism was, generally speaking, a regionalist movement (e.g., in the American grain)."
Răspunsul selectat: Fals
Întrebarea nr. 17 0 din 5 puncte
The fragmented, elliptical style of recalls the influence of cubism.
Răspunsul selectat: The Waste Land
Întrebarea nr. 18 5 din 5 puncte
Pound insists upon the presentational as opposed to the representational quality of the _____
Răspunsul selectat: IMAGE
Întrebarea nr. 19 5 din 5 puncte
Pound distinguishes the image from the mimetic or representational part of a poet¨s work.
Răspunsul selectat: Adevărat
Întrebarea nr. 20 5 din 5 puncte
"In Daddy , the speaker associates her father with"
Răspunsul selectat: a Nazi |
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laura Junior

Data inscrierii: 15/Feb/2007 Mesaje: 11
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Trimis: 17/05/2008 19:46 Titlul subiectului: |
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Iti multumesc mult cabmedo! red ca esti la Limbi straine ca unele intrebari nu sunt in testul nostru.
Poate are curaj cineva de la LLR care a dat testul!
Hai ca nu e greu sa postezi, trebuie doar sa fii inregistrat. Nu e greu nici sa te inregistrezi (trebuie sa-ti alegi un nume si o parola, atat!)
Va vom multumi mult! |
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