Answer these questions fast and correctly and i will give you 50

1) ernest hemingway's writing style differs from the style popular with many late nineteenth and early twent in the century writers because his purpose is extremely
a) ecperimantal, unusual, and confusing
b) instructive, humorous, and romantic
c) florid, complicated, and delicate
d) terse, direct, and precuse

2) hemingway's method of storytelling adheres to what he dubbed the iceberg theory this means that
a) he believed that art and literature in particular was meaningless and offered humanity nothing
b) he focused his attention on characters and subjects that were traditionally left out in the cold and not addressed
c) he admitted certain details to strengthen his work and make readers look beneath the surface of his writing
d) he always remained cold and impersonal with regard to the events and characters in his stories and novels

3) in the old man and the sea ernest hemingway
a) shows readers that dignity that comes from exhibiting preserveranve in the face of adversity
b) keeps readers guessing about how manolin truly feels about santiago
c) focuses on the importance of wealth and material possessions in the lives of his
d) suggest that a person as lucky as santiago must have done something wrong

4) how does hemingway immediately establish manolin as a sympathetic figure in the novella?
a) he describes the way in which in which manolim is chastised and rebuked by santiago so readers feel sorry for
b) he tells the story from manolins point of view so readers are included to adopt the boys of views and opinions
c) he depicts manolin as far luckier than santiago by describing how the young man has caught many fish lately
d) he shows the ways in which manolin treat santiago with great respect and affection
5) santiago thinks of the sea as "la mar" because he
a) loves the ocean and thinks of it as a woman
b) hates the ocean and knows that every trip he takes like to see it by himself is fraught with danger
c) fears the ocean and worries that he will not have enough experience to know what to do in a crisis
d) does not trust the ocean and thinks that his fellow fisherman are right about him being unlucky
6) santiago likes and identifies with the sea turtles for all of the following reasons
a) santiago has a heart in hands and feet just like sea turtles do
b) sea turtles fight off sharks that prey on fishermen and their catch
c) sea turtles prey on the dangerous portuguese men-of-war in the ocean
d) santiago eats the white eggs of sea turtles take care of himself strength

7) the fact that both santiago and the fish must struggle through pain while fighting one another suggests
a) the growing bond between the two of them
b) the superior strength of the fish and other animals
c) the loyalty that both filled to their companies
d) the destructive cruelty of human beings

8) as santiago works to maintain his strength and keeps his focus readers are able to understand
a) the difficulty and seriousness of santiago's task
b) the natural beauty and total serenity of the ocean
c) the hatred for nature that drives all fishermen and hunters
d) the joy santiago feels whenever he is alone on the ocean

9) the memory of which event reminds santiago that preserance and dedication are as important as strength?
a) the time that he and manolin saw a male marlin refused to leave its female companion
b) the long arm wrestling match he engaged in as a young man
c) the time he saw the lions playing on the beach in africa
d) the bloody battle he fought in during world war 1 in europe

10) several times and then novella santiago express
a) his hopes that he can save enough money to retire from fishing
b) the respect and affection he has for the fish
c) the lack of trust and faith he has in his own abilities
d) his concern over maniline decision to disobey his parents