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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

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.

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