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Question: Provide 50 multiple-choice exam questions for the 04729 College Chinese (University Chinese) self-study examination in China’s higher education self-examination system. Use multiple-choice format only, and do not show the answers.
Answer:
Here are 50 multiple-choice questions (single-choice unless noted) covering key topics from the 04729 University Chinese course, including literary knowledge, writers/works, literary terms, classical Chinese interpretation, modern prose/poetry analysis, and common exam patterns based on the 2018 textbook (edited by Xu Zhongyu and Tao Xingchuan) and past exam structures.
- The main idea of Zhuangzi’s “Autumn Waters” is to illustrate
- A. The importance of virtuous governance
- B. The limited nature of human knowledge
- C. The implementation of kingly way
- D. People-oriented statecraft
- “The moon is bright and stars are sparse, magpies fly south” is a line from a poem by
- A. Li Bai
- B. Su Shi
- C. Cao Cao
- D. Du Fu
- The author who advocated “academic freedom” and “inclusive tolerance” in education is
- A. Cai Yuanpei
- B. Hu Shi
- C. Tao Xingzhi
- D. Liang Qichao
- The central argument of Ouyang Xiu’s “Preface to the Biography of Lingguan in the History of the Five Dynasties” is
- A. Prosperity and decline depend on heaven’s mandate
- B. Calamities accumulate from small oversights, and wisdom/courage often fail due to indulgence
- C. Diligence builds a country, indulgence destroys it
- D. Fullness leads to loss, humility brings gain
- The author of “The Psychology of Tragedy” is
- A. Wang Guowei
- B. Zhu Guangqian
- C. Zong Baihua
- D. Li Zehou
- In “Eating”, using music and cooking to illustrate “harmony in diversity” in governing is an example of
- A. Temporal associative thinking
- B. Contrast association
- C. Spatial associative thinking
- D. Similarity association
- The line “A bird roosts on the tree by the pond, a monk pushes (or knocks) at the moonlit gate” was written by
- A. Han Yu
- B. Jia Dao
- C. Liu Zongyuan
- D. Bai Juyi
- In “Biting Words and Chewing Characters”, the phrase criticizing rigid adherence to ancient usage appears in the context of
- A. Lu Xun
- B. Ye Shengtao
- C. Zhu Ziqing
- D. Lao She
- The poem “Chang Hen Ge” mainly describes the emotions of
- A. Yang Guifei
- B. Li Bai
- C. Du Fu
- D. Bai Juyi
- In “Mulan Shi”, Mulan’s disguise as a man is mainly to
- A. Avoid taxes
- B. Replace her aging father in military service
- C. Seek personal fame
- D. Escape an arranged marriage
- The line “The traveler sees Luofu, lowers his burden and strokes his beard” comes from
- A. “Peacock Flies Southeast”
- B. “Mulberry Picker”
- C. “Ballad of Mulan”
- D. “Southeast the Peacock Flies”
- The author of “On Reading” emphasizes that reading should
- A. Seek quick success
- B. Focus on memorization
- C. Combine extensive reading with intensive reflection
- D. Rely solely on teachers
- Zhu Ziqing’s “Spring” primarily uses which technique to depict spring scenery?
- A. Personification
- B. Metaphor
- C. Layered description from far to near
- D. Symbolism
- In Lu Xun’s “Medicine”, the “mantou dipped in human blood” symbolizes
- A. Revolutionary hope
- B. Feudal superstition and ignorance
- C. Medical progress
- D. Family love
- The main theme of Mao Dun’s “Spring Silkworms” is
- A. The beauty of rural life
- B. The exploitation and suffering of silkworm farmers
- C. Technological advancement in sericulture
- D. Family harmony
- The sentence pattern “使…之” in classical Chinese often indicates
- A. Causative usage
- B. Passive voice
- C. Adverbial noun
- D. Judgment sentence
- The phrase “青丝为笼系” in “Mulberry Picker” refers to
- A. Hair as basket strings
- B. Blue silk clothing
- C. Youthful energy
- D. Mulberry leaves
- In “The Peach Blossom Spring”, the phrase “阡陌交通” describes
- A. Roads overgrown with weeds
- B. Interconnected paths and fields
- C. Isolated village
- D. Imperial highways
- The author who wrote “A Tale of Ah Q” is
- A. Lu Xun
- B. Guo Moruo
- C. Ba Jin
- D. Lao She
- “To endure hardship is to become a superior person” comes from
- A. Mencius
- B. Analects
- C. Zhuangzi
- D. Laozi
- The poem “Quiet Night Thoughts” by Li Bai expresses
- A. Homesickness
- B. Joy of travel
- C. Political ambition
- D. Friendship
- In “The Sight of Mount Tai”, Du Fu uses which method to express grandeur?
- A. Exaggeration
- B. Contrast
- C. Personification
- D. Direct description
- The main idea of Fan Zhongyan’s “Yueyang Tower Record” is
- A. Personal enjoyment of scenery
- B. Concern for the world before others, enjoyment after others
- C. Praise of ancient sages
- D. Description of rain
- Su Shi’s “Red Cliff Rhapsody” (前赤壁赋) mainly discusses
- A. The shortness of life and embracing nature
- B. Military strategy
- C. Friendship
- D. Wine appreciation
- The line “风萧萧兮易水寒” is from
- A. Jing Ke’s farewell song
- B. Li Sao
- C. Nine Songs
- D. Summons of the Soul
- In classical Chinese, “之” can function as
- A. Pronoun only
- B. Structural particle, pronoun, verb
- C. Preposition only
- D. Conjunction only
- The work “Dream of the Red Chamber” is classified primarily as
- A. Poetry collection
- B. Classical novel
- C. Prose essay
- D. Drama
- Lao She’s “Rickshaw Boy” depicts the tragedy of
- A. Xiangzi
- B. Tiger Girl
- C. Urban intellectuals
- D. Rural farmers
- Ba Jin’s “Family” criticizes
- A. Feudal family system
- B. Capitalist society
- C. Warlord rule
- D. Colonialism
- The rhetorical device in “like a spring silkworm spinning silk till death” is
- A. Simile
- B. Metaphor
- C. Personification
- D. Hyperbole
- In “The True Story of Ah Q”, the method of “spiritual victory” is a form of
- A. Satire
- B. Praise
- C. Realism
- D. Romanticism
- The poem “Ode to the Autumn Wind” by Mao Zedong uses mainly
- A. Classical style
- B. Modern free verse
- C. Ci form
- D. Folk song style
- The author of “Thunderstorm” is
- A. Cao Yu
- B. Guo Moruo
- C. Tian Han
- D. Hong Shen
- In “The Bund at Night”, the imagery mainly conveys
- A. Prosperity
- B. Loneliness and melancholy
- C. Revolutionary passion
- D. Joyful celebration
- The phrase “满招损,谦受益” originates from
- A. Book of Changes
- B. Analects
- C. Mencius
- D. Laozi
- In “Peacock Flies Southeast”, Liu Lanzhi’s suicide reflects
- A. Resistance to feudal ethics
- B. Acceptance of fate
- C. Love for wealth
- D. Fear of hardship
- The main argument in “On Learning” by Zhu Xi is
- A. Reading extensively
- B. Questioning doubts
- C. Combining knowledge and action
- D. All of the above
- The work “Mid-Level Mountain” by Wang Wei is known for
- A. Painting in poetry
- B. Narrative style
- C. Satirical tone
- D. Political criticism
- In “The Art of War”, Sun Tzu emphasizes
- A. Know yourself and know the enemy
- B. Heavy punishment
- C. Relying on numbers
- D. Quick battles only
- The line “海内存知己,天涯若比邻” was written by
- A. Wang Bo
- B. Li Bai
- C. Du Fu
- D. Bai Juyi
- In classical Chinese, “骑射” in “Zhao Wu Ling Wang Hu Fu Qi She” refers to
- A. Chariot warfare
- B. Adopting nomadic cavalry tactics
- C. Archery on foot
- D. Naval battle
- The main emotion in “Xiang Lady” from Nine Songs is
- A. Joyful reunion
- B. Sorrow of failed meeting and persistent longing
- C. Anger at betrayal
- D. Indifference
- The author of “The Society of Gentlemen” is
- A. Ye Shengtao
- B. Zhu Ziqing
- C. Bing Xin
- D. Xu Zhimo
- In modern Chinese literature, stream-of-consciousness technique is notably used by
- A. Lu Xun
- B. Shen Congwen
- C. Dai Wangshu
- D. Some modernist writers
- The phrase “梨花一枝春带雨” describes
- A. Yang Guifei’s tearful beauty
- B. Spring scenery
- C. Rainy pear blossoms
- D. Sad farewell
- The literary form of “Ballad of Mulan” is
- A. Ci
- B. Yuefu folk song
- C. Shi
- D. Fu
- In “On the Love of Reading”, the author stresses
- A. Reading for exams
- B. Lifelong learning and enjoyment
- C. Memorizing classics
- D. Speed reading
- The work that uses “image clusters” extensively is often associated with
- A. Classical poetry
- B. Modernist poetry
- C. Prose
- D. Drama
- The central theme of “To the Oak” by Shu Ting is
- A. Independent and equal love
- B. Traditional marriage
- C. Nature worship
- D. Political struggle
- In terms of prose style, Zhu Ziqing’s essays are best known for being
- A. Plain and simple
- B. Ornate and flowery
- C. Humorous and satirical
- D. Argumentative and logical
References:
- 大学语文(2018年版)教材信息
- Various self-examination outline and past paper structures from sites like zikaosw.cn and hbzkjy.com