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Volume D Study Guide 2025

Multiple Choice (Zora Neale Hurston or Claude McKay)

• This author is known for the works Mules and Men and Their Eyes Were Watching God. ZOra

• This author quarreled regularly with Langston Hughes and other intellectual leaders of the Harlem community Clauce

• This author was born in Notasulga, Alabama and moved to Eatonville, Florida in 1892. Zoru

• This author's 1922 work Harlem Shadows is generally considered the book that initiated the Harlem
  Renaissance Claude

• A biographer later called this author a lifelong wanderer, or "sojourner" of the Harlem Renaissance.

• Born in Sunny Ville, Jamaica, and did not become an American citizen until 1940.

Multiple Choice (Best Answer)

• What is Miniver Cheevy's ironic dilemma?

• He was rich and unhappy
  He was born too late
  He was poor and happy

• He was born too early

"Harlem Shadows" focuses primarily on:

Prostitutes

Orphans

Beggars

• Musicians

"If We Must Die" references which two animals to prove a point?

Cats and Mice

Dogs and Hogs

Cats and Dogs

• Wolves and Sheep

From "The Enormous Room" and Hemingway's "Letter" are both accounts of which war?

• The Civil War

The Korean War

World War b

World War Il

From "The Enormous Room" records:

• Months spent in French jails and prison camps

• Months spent in a French military hospital

• Months spent in a German concentration camp

• Months spent in a German insane asylum

How does Miniver Cheevy deal with his problems?

Illegal Drugs

Alcohol

Cigarettes

Overeating

How many wounds did Hemingway receive?

277

227

257

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200

In what city did Zora feel like she was 'everybody's Zora?'

Harlem

Eatonville

Jacksonville

• Orlando

In what city did Zora first realize she was 'colored?'

• Harlem
  Eatonville
  Jacksonville

• Orlando

Match the answer choice to the best description. (William Carlos Williams, F.T. Marinetti, Mina Loy, Manifesto)

• Supported the rise of Mussolini's Italian fascism

• Called for free sexual expression, and urged women to embrace maternity as a responsibility and aspect of their development

• A public declaration of artistic convictions; means "to make public"

• A modernist known for disagreeing with all other modernists.

Match the excerpt from the poem / manifesto it is from.

(Manifesto of Futurism, To Elsie, The Dead Baby, Feminist Manifesto)

• as if the earth under our feet / were / an excrement of some sky TO ElSiE

• Cease to place your confidence in economic legislation, vice-crusades and uniform educationfeminist mani

• We will destroy the museums, libraries, academies of

• here is one who has gone up / (though problematically) / to heaven, blindly deac baby

• To obtain results, you must make sacrifices & the first & greatest sacrifice you have to make is of your "virtue"

• We will glorify war--the world's only hygiene

Match the modernist with their description. (Karl Marx;

C.P.Snow; T.S. Elliot, Eugine O'Neill; Sigmund Freud)

• A British novelist and physicist who divided people into
  "two cultures" --science versus letters. CP snow

• German philosopher who divided industrial societies into two antagonistic classes, capital versus labor, and whose ideas formed the basis for Communist parties across Europe. Lar I m

• Austrian psychiatrist and inventor of psychoanalysis, who claimed many modern neuroses could be traced to repression and inhibition. Simone

• America's first 'world-class playwright,' who gained fame in 1920 for Beyond the Horizon. Experimented in new production methods available through technology or borrowed from German expressionism. Eugene

• Wrote The Waste Land, identified as the great poem of high modernism, which represents the modern world as a scene of ruin.

Ellict wast