It is not excessive to say that the earliest embodiment of American Individualism was______. A: Abraham Lincoln B: Washington C: Franklin

She felt sad for a while, but fortunately, the feeling was______. A: short-sighted B: transitory C: shifty D: transcendent

One of the hobbies we know the cavemen had was______. A: hunting B: fighting C: drawing D: riding

The leading body of the American Independce War was______. A: the Union B: Federalists C: the Continental Congress D: the Consititution Converntion

The revolutionary leader of the English Civil War was______. A: Milton B: King Charles I C: Cromwell D: Henry Ⅷ

The shop they entered was______. A: a tailor's shop B: a second-hand clothing store C: a clothing store D: none of the above

Wordsworth’s most memorable contribution to Lyrical Ballads was______. A: “Michael” B: “The Prelude” C: “Expostulation and Reply” D: “Tintern Abbey”

The theory of learning underlying the Grammer-Translation Method was______. A: Faculty Psychology B: Gestalt Psychology C: Behavioural Psychology D: Cognitive Psychology

When the American spoke, the tone of his voice was______. A: very authoritative B: very calm C: very modest D: very mild

The first American President to live in the White House was______. A: George Washington B: John Adams C: Thomas Jefferson D: Abraham Lincoln