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《李姬传》中，叙述李姬话别侯生时，称引的一位古人是()。
A.陈贞慧
B.阮大械
C.田仰
D.蔡中郎
（三）阅读下文，完成第9—11题（8分）
黄生借书说（节选）
黄生允修借书。随园主人授以书而告之曰：
书非借不能读也。子不闻藏书者乎？七略、四库，天子之书，然天子读书者有几？
汗牛塞屋，富贵家之书，然富贵人读书者有几？其他祖父积、子孙弃者无论焉。非独书为然，天下物皆然。非夫人之物而强假焉，必虑人逼取，而惴惴焉摩玩之不已，曰：“今日存明日去，吾不得而见之矣。”若业为吾所有，必高束焉，庋藏焉，曰“姑俟异日观”云尔。
余幼好书，家贫难致。有张氏藏书甚富，往借，不与，归而形诸梦，其切如是。故有所览辄省记。通籍后，俸去书来，落落大满。素蟫灰丝时蒙卷轴。然后叹借者之用心专，而少时之岁月为可惜也！
9．“随园主人”是 朝的 （人名）。（2分）
清 袁枚
下面关于李姬的描述正确的一项是（）。
A.其生母是贞丽
B.愚钝无才
C.名香
D.其女是贞丽
《李姬传》中“侯生”指的就是侯方域本人。
谁曾被形容为“少风调皎爽不群”？（）
- A、马士英
- B、李香君
- C、阮大铖
- D、杨龙友
正确答案:B
李姬者,名香阅读答案阅读下文，完成第17-21题。（17分）李姬者，名香。侠而慧，略知书，能辨别士大夫贤否，张学士溥、夏吏部允彝亟称之。少风调皎爽不群。十三岁，从吴人周如松受歌玉茗堂四传奇，皆能尽其音节。尤工琵琶词，然不轻发也。雪苑侯生，己卯来金陵，与相识。初，皖人阮大铖者，以阿附魏忠贤论城旦，屏居金陵，为清议所斥。阳羡陈贞慧、贵池吴应箕实首其事，持之力。大铖不得已，欲侯生为解之，乃假所善王将军，日载酒食与侯生游。姬曰：王将军贫，非结客者，公子盍叩之？侯生三问，将军乃屏人述大铖意。姬私语侯生曰：妾少从假母识阳羡君，其人有高义，闻吴君尤铮铮，今皆与公子善，奈何以阮公负至交乎？且以公子之世望，安事阮公！公子读万卷书，所见岂后于贱妾耶？侯生大呼称善，醉而卧。王将军者殊怏怏，因辞去，不复通。未几，侯生下第。姬置酒桃叶渡，歌琵琶词以送之，曰：公子才名文藻，雅不减中郎。中郎学不补行，今琵琶所传词固妄，然尝昵董卓，不可掩也。公子豪迈不羁，又失意，此去相见未可期，愿终自爱，无忘妾所歌琵琶词也！妾亦不复歌矣！（节选自侯方域李姬传）【注】琵琶词：即琵琶记，元末的一部南戏，讲述蔡邕与赵五娘悲欢离合的爱情故事。魏忠贤：明末太监，受宠时结党专权，残害忠良，崇祯即位后，被贬，自缢。城旦：古代刑罚。阳羡君：指陈贞慧。中郎：董卓擅政时，蔡邕官拜中郎将。学不补行：谓学问虽富，而品行有缺陷。17写出下列加点词语在句中的意思。（4分）夏吏部允彝亟称之以阿附魏忠贤论城旦不复通此去相见未可期18下面各组中加点词的用法和意义相同的一项是（）（2分）A将军乃屏人述大铖意今君乃亡赵走燕,B屏居金陵，为清议所斥为除不洁者，引入C所见岂后于贱妾耶若属皆且为所虏D王将军者殊怏怏，因辞去试使斗而才，因责常供19把下列句子译成现代汉语。（6分）尤工琵琶词，然不轻发也。王将军贫，非结客者，公子盍叩之？20侯生落榜后，李姬为什么要歌琵琶词以送之？（2分）21李姬的性格侠而慧，请结合、两段作简要分析。（3分）参考答案：17（4分）屡次判罪相来往约定18（2分）D.19（6分）（她）特别擅长唱琵琶记，然而不轻易唱给别人听。（省略句工发）王将军家境清贫，不是广交朋友的人，你何不问一问他呢？（否定判断盍叩）20（2分）表达对侯生的真挚情意，（1分）规劝侯生不要因科场失意，玷污自己的品行，要始终保持高洁的操守。（1分）21（3分）侠指坚守大义，慧指见识过人；第段李姬能识破阮的意图，劝说侯与之终止往来，第段认为蔡邕文采不能掩盖他品行上的污点，并因此不再唱琵琶词，都既体现其明辨是非的一面，又体现其注重节操的一面。（侠而慧的理解1分，两段文字相关内容分析2分）
下面关于李姬的描述正确的一项是（）。
- A、其生母是贞丽
- B、愚钝无才
- C、名香
- D、其女是贞丽
正确答案:C
“临川四梦”是指（）（）（）（）。因四剧都有描写梦景的情节，故称之为“临川四梦”，又因汤的书斋名“玉茗堂”，又称之为（）。
正确答案:《紫钗记》、《还魂记》（牡丹亭）、《邯郸记》、《南柯记》、“玉茗堂四梦”
“少风调皎爽不群”说的是以下哪一位（）
- A、李香君
- B、马士英
- C、杨龙友
- D、阮大铖
正确答案:A
“少风调皎爽不群”说的是以下哪一位（）
- A、李香君
- B、马士英
- C、杨龙友
- D、阮大铖
正确答案:A
明代的（）被誉为“吴中四名家”。
- A、苏轼、黄庭坚、米芾、蔡襄
- B、李唐、刘松年、马远、夏圭
- C、赵孟頫、吴镇、黄公望、王蒙
- D、祝允明、文徵明、陈道复、王宠
正确答案:D
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