The Great Gatsby portrayed the hollowness of the American worship of riches and collapse of the American dream.
The Great Gatsby portrayed the hollowness of the American worship of riches and collapse of the American dream.
The Great Gatsby portrayed the hollowness of the American worship of riches and collapse of the American dream. A: 正确 B: 错误
The Great Gatsby portrayed the hollowness of the American worship of riches and collapse of the American dream. A: 正确 B: 错误
What are the obvious themes of The Great Gatsby?( ) A: The decline of the American dream in the 1920s. B: The love story between Gatsby and Daisy. C: The hollowness of the upper class. D: Harmonious relationship between Gatsby and his friends.
What are the obvious themes of The Great Gatsby?( ) A: The decline of the American dream in the 1920s. B: The love story between Gatsby and Daisy. C: The hollowness of the upper class. D: Harmonious relationship between Gatsby and his friends.
The old waiter went to a night bar to get himself a drink because _________. A: He was not allowed to drink in the cafe. B: He liked to enjoy the light and the noisy music in tha bar. C: He didn't want to go home to face his hollowness alone.
The old waiter went to a night bar to get himself a drink because _________. A: He was not allowed to drink in the cafe. B: He liked to enjoy the light and the noisy music in tha bar. C: He didn't want to go home to face his hollowness alone.
What does “The horror! The horror!” mean? （ ） A: Kurtz became aware of the evil and immoral events that he was involved in during his lifetime. B: “The horror” reveals that what Kurtz perceived is nothingness, the “hollowness” of his self and the brutal world. C: It reflects the blindness and sadness caused by the alienation and loss of self in modern society. D: Kurtz said it because he felt remorse for all the horrible things he had done throughout his life.
What does “The horror! The horror!” mean? （ ） A: Kurtz became aware of the evil and immoral events that he was involved in during his lifetime. B: “The horror” reveals that what Kurtz perceived is nothingness, the “hollowness” of his self and the brutal world. C: It reflects the blindness and sadness caused by the alienation and loss of self in modern society. D: Kurtz said it because he felt remorse for all the horrible things he had done throughout his life.