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World literature quiz for grade 11: Hemingway and Remarque This quiz helps revise “Hemingway and Remarque” in World literature for grade 11. It has 25 questions in five categories: Hemingway, Old Man and Sea, Remarque, All Quiet, Context & Legacy. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Hemingway 100 In which Chicago suburb was Ernest Hemingway born?
200 What volunteer role did Hemingway serve in Italy during World War I?
300 Which 1926 Hemingway novel…
In the game400 What is Hemingway's principle…
In the game500 Which 1929 novel follows…
In the gameOld Man and Sea 100 What is the name of the old Cuban fisherman, the novella's protagonist?
200 What is the name of the boy who remains the old fisherman's loyal apprentice and friend?
300 Into which ocean current…
In the game400 What large fish does…
In the game500 Which famous baseball player…
In the gameRemarque 100 In which German city was Erich Maria Remarque born?
200 What was the writer's name at birth?
300 On which World War…
In the game400 What did the Nazi…
In the game500 What profession did Remarque…
In the gameAll Quiet 100 What is the name of the young soldier and narrator of All Quiet on the Western Front?
200 What is the name of the teacher whose patriotic speeches push his pupils to volunteer for war?
300 Which older, resourceful soldier…
In the game400 Which of Paul's schoolmates…
In the game500 When does Paul Bäumer…
In the gameContext & Legacy 100 Which American literary prize did The Old Man and the Sea win?
200 Which international literary honor did Hemingway receive in 1954?
300 What term names the…
In the game400 What 1933 events in…
In the game500 Who directed the 1930…
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