5 Written Questions

1. Went to Klondike to find gold. Wrote Call of the Wild and White Fang. Committed Suicide by Morphine. John Grifith Chany was his third name. Main Themes were Man vs. Wild or Man vs. Nature.
2. Went to Yale College. Wrote Main Street, Babbitt, and Arrowsmith, had a terrible childhood with being ugly and having no friends. He turned down the Pulitzer prize but excepted the Nobel Prize. Wrote on Small Town America.
3. Went on western journey at a young age with much tensoin of Native Americans. Wrote My Antonia and Oh Pioneers. Work for the Nebraska State Journal. Was a feminist and was the first woman to win the Pulitzer prize.
4. went to Princton. Named After the man who made the star spangled banner. Made Movie Scrips in Hollywood. Wrote This Side Of Paridise and Tales of The Jazz Age. Was the Leading wriitter of the Jazz Age.
5. Was African-American and Homosexual. Wrote Go Tell It on the Mountain and Giovanni's Room. moved to France and was a candidate for the Nobel Prize. Wrote Notes of the Native son. Was a Preacher

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Born as William Sydney Porter. Went to jail for stealling money and dicided to change his name. An award for his name is given out every year for the best short story. Made the books Ransom of Redcheif and Gift of Camafine
   1. Stephen Crane
   2. Mark Twain
   3. Jack London
   4. O. Henry
2. Wrote about Harlem and had a Jazz/blues rhythm in his poems. Was one of the biggest contributors to the Harlem Renaissance. Wrote Jesse B. Semple, The Weary ?BLues, Negro Speak of Rivers, and I Too Sing America.
   1. Langston Hughs
   2. Jack London
   3. O. Henry
   4. James Thurber
3. Born in San Francisco then at 11 he moved to Massachusetts. had Nature themes. Won four Pulitzer prizes. spoke at many Colleges and Kennedy's inauguration. Was homeschooled. Main poems were Fire and Ice, Road Not Taken, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, and Birches
   1. James Thurber
   2. O. Henry
   3. Mark Twain
   4. Robert Frost
4. Made Maggie: a Girl of the Streets and The Red Badge of Courage. He experienced a shipwreck and wrote The Open Boat. He was a war Correspondent in combat areas and travelted to Cuba, Greece, Texas and Mexico. Used Realism in his works. Died from Tuberculosis at the age of 28
   1. Mark Twain
   2. Stephen Crane
   3. Robert Frost
   4. O. Henry
5. Won the Purple heart. Wrote Slaughterhouse Five based on a real life expirience in World War. Attempted Suicide. Main charectors were KillGortrout, and Billy Pilgrim. Also wrote Breakfast of Champions. and was a guru to college students in the 60's and 70's
   1. Kurt Vonnegut
   2. Mark Twain
   3. Jack London
   4. Langston Hughs

5 True/False Questions

1. Pearl S. Buck → Born as Samuel Langhorne Clemens with Haley's Comet visible in the sky at birth and death. Spent much of his childhood at the riverside. Wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adverntures of Huckleberry Finn

   True        False

2. James Thurber → Was shot in the eye. Was a journalist. Went to Ohio State University. Was a humorist with cartoons and marriage. Wrote The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and Is Sex Nessaccary.

   True        False

3. Herman Melville → Became a cabin boy and ended up escaping the ship, wrote on the Typee Indians which were canabilists. Wrote on adventures he had on the southern Pocific. Known for Symbolism and wrote Moby Dick

   True        False

4. Mark Twain → Went to Klondike to find gold. Wrote Call of the Wild and White Fang. Committed Suicide by Morphine. John Grifith Chany was his third name. Main Themes were Man vs. Wild or Man vs. Nature.

   True        False

5. Ernest Hemingway → Born in Oak Park, IL. Spent Summer in Michigan. During World War I he was a ambulance driver in Italy. Wrote A Farewell to Arms, For Whome the Bell Toles, The sun Also Rises and The old Man and the Sea. Won the Pulitzer an Nobel Prize. Was Depressed and Shot himself.

   True        False