Q1. 您的家庭背景？（單選題）

Q2. 請選擇您的職業(yè)群體？（單選題）

Q3. 您家庭可支配的月收入？（單選題）

Q4. Have you ever seen a lame animal, perhaps a dog run over by some careless person rich enough to own a car, sidle up to someone who is ignorant enough to be kind to him?（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q5. Above the shoulder a helmet glinted. The light tapped the helmet and sparkled it into a goblet. Below the helmet a black body like a domino and a pair of black boots hurled themselves in the direction of the electrified fence. The electric voices began to chatter wildly.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q6. “She has been in this room,” he cried, and he sprang to wrest from it a token, for he knew he would recognize the smallest thing that had belonged to her or that she had touched.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q7. When she came out on the doorstep, my heart leaped. I ran to the hall, seized my books and followed her. I kept her brown figure always in my eye and, when we came near the point at which our ways diverged, I quickened my pace and passed her.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q8. The band had been having a rest. Now they started again, and what they played was warm, sunny, yet there was just a faint chill—a something, what was it？--not sadness—no, not sadness—a something that made you want to sing.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q9. The party started off swimmingly, except that most people were wearing bermudas or wrap skirts. Still, my parents carried on, sharing with great feeling the complaints about the heat.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q10. A girl and a soldier went by in the street. The street light shone on the brass number on his collar. The girl wore no head covering and hurried beside him.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q11. The sunheat murmured of another life, of butterflies in summer. The light was placid, mellow. On the other side of the steel fence, far away, there were green meadows speckled with dandelions and deep-colored violets; beyond them, even farther, innocent tiger lilies, tall, lifting their orange bonnets.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q12. A dress down to the ground, in this hot weather. A dress so loud it hurts my eyes. There are yellows and oranges enough to throw back the light of the sun.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place

Q13. … she was at a big party in town, when one of her rushes of anxiety about her boy, her first-born, gripped her heart till she could hardly speak. She fought with the feeling, might and main, for she believed in common-sense. But it was too strong. She had to leave the dance and go downstairs to telephone to the country.（單選題）

• The Furnished Room

• Araby

• Everyday Use

• Miss Brill

• The Shawl

• The Rocking-Horse Winner

• In the American Society

• A Clean, Well-lighted Place