Question 1

In ___, Hemingwya was hailed by the NYT as the most important writer since the death of who

Accepted Answer

1950
Shakespeare

Question 2

Hemingway was more than a writer, he was an icon of

Accepted Answer

supermasculinity

Question 3

He was born when, and was often dressed in what

Accepted Answer

July 21, 1899
dressed in girls clothing

Question 4

his mother had given up dreams of being a _____ and his father was an avid

Accepted Answer

opera singer
outdoorsman

Question 5

as a child, Hemingway would whip himself so his ____ didn't have to

Accepted Answer

momma

Question 6

Hemingway used his uncle's connections wat the _________________ to get work as a cub reporter

Accepted Answer

Kansas City Star

Question 7

He was rejected by who for having defective ______, and he volunteered with the Red Cross of _____ as an ________

Accepted Answer

US Army
vision
Italy
ambulance driver

Question 8

while recuperating from an injury, his love affair with Agnes von Kurowsky inspired the novel

Accepted Answer

A Farewell to Arms

Question 9

After his breakup with Agnes and being kicked out of his parents' house, he moved to Chicago where he met his first wife ___

Accepted Answer

Hadley Richardson

Question 10

The couple moved to ______ as Hemmingway got a job as a _____________

Accepted Answer

Paris
foreign correspondent

Question 11

______________, the godmother of his first son, was instrumental in introducing him to the literary works of his new city. She coined the phrase "The ____ Generation" to describe the generation of ex-pats after WWI

Accepted Answer

Gertrude Stein
Lost

Question 12

He taught Ezra Point how to ______ in exchange for help in navigating the ___________

Accepted Answer

box
literary world

Question 13

In ____, Hadley lost all of Hemingway's ______ while on a trip to Austria

Accepted Answer

1923
manuscripts

Question 14

Hemingway named his firstborn son after ____________, a famoud matador

Accepted Answer

Nicador Villata y Serres

Question 15

Hemingways ____ style was ground breaking and hailed by critics but he considered his style _____

Accepted Answer

minimalist
awkward

Question 16

Hadley befriended Pauline Pfeiffer, a socialite who worked for the Paris branch of ______

Accepted Answer

Vogue

Question 17

When faced with the affair, Hadley asked Hemingway to break off the affair for ____ days

Accepted Answer

100

Question 18

Pauline and Hemingway moved to _____, where he smuggled rum and won many fishing competitions

Accepted Answer

Key West

Question 19

He converted to ________ for Pauline

Accepted Answer

Catholicism

Question 20

His marriage to Pauline went downhill, especially after Pauline was told that she should not what?

Accepted Answer

conceive any more children

Question 21

In 1933, he went on a hunting safari in ___. _______ cut his trip short

Accepted Answer

Africa
Dysentery

Question 22

_______, Hemingways 3rd wife, basically moved in with the Hemingway family, similar to what Pauline had done to Hadley

Accepted Answer

Martha Gellhorn

Question 23

Hemingway left to cover the _________, where he sided with the Spanish Republicans

Accepted Answer

Spanish Civil War

Question 24

His grim portrayal of this war echoed in what novel

Accepted Answer

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Question 25

In 1939, he and Gellhorn moved to ________ where he met ______, the captain of Pilar (fishing boa)

Accepted Answer

Cuba
Gregorio Fuentes

Question 26

__________, his 4th wife, was the opposite of Gellhorn

Accepted Answer

Mary Welsh

Question 27

2 tragedies, the deaths of _________ and ___________, took their toll on Hemingway

Accepted Answer

his mother
Pauline

Question 28

The Old Man and the Sea became known as his defining work, and he won the _______ in _______

Accepted Answer

Pulitzer
1954

Question 29

he suffered two ___ crashes and was incorrectly reported _____

Accepted Answer

plane
dead

Question 30

In _______ he won the Nobel Prize for ____

Accepted Answer

1954
Literature

Question 31

After the start of the Cuban Revolution, Hemingway moved to Idaho, where he started work on his memoir, _____

Accepted Answer

A Moveable Feast

Question 32

Seeking help for his depression, Hemingway underwent _____________ several times

Accepted Answer

electric shock therapy

Question 33

Hemingway passed of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on _________, __

Accepted Answer

July2, 1961

Question	Answer
In ___, Hemingwya was hailed by the NYT as the most important writer since the death of who	1950 Shakespeare
Hemingway was more than a writer, he was an icon of	supermasculinity
He was born when, and was often dressed in what	July 21, 1899 dressed in girls clothing
his mother had given up dreams of being a _____ and his father was an avid	opera singer outdoorsman
as a child, Hemingway would whip himself so his ____ didn't have to	momma
Hemingway used his uncle's connections wat the _________________ to get work as a cub reporter	Kansas City Star
He was rejected by who for having defective ______, and he volunteered with the Red Cross of _____ as an ________	US Army vision Italy ambulance driver
while recuperating from an injury, his love affair with Agnes von Kurowsky inspired the novel	A Farewell to Arms
After his breakup with Agnes and being kicked out of his parents' house, he moved to Chicago where he met his first wife ___	Hadley Richardson
The couple moved to ______ as Hemmingway got a job as a _____________	Paris foreign correspondent
______________, the godmother of his first son, was instrumental in introducing him to the literary works of his new city. She coined the phrase "The ____ Generation" to describe the generation of ex-pats after WWI	Gertrude Stein Lost
He taught Ezra Point how to ______ in exchange for help in navigating the ___________	box literary world
In ____, Hadley lost all of Hemingway's ______ while on a trip to Austria	1923 manuscripts
Hemingway named his firstborn son after ____________, a famoud matador	Nicador Villata y Serres
Hemingways ____ style was ground breaking and hailed by critics but he considered his style _____	minimalist awkward
Hadley befriended Pauline Pfeiffer, a socialite who worked for the Paris branch of ______	Vogue
When faced with the affair, Hadley asked Hemingway to break off the affair for ____ days	100
Pauline and Hemingway moved to _____, where he smuggled rum and won many fishing competitions	Key West
He converted to ________ for Pauline	Catholicism
His marriage to Pauline went downhill, especially after Pauline was told that she should not what?	conceive any more children
In 1933, he went on a hunting safari in ___. _______ cut his trip short	Africa Dysentery
_______, Hemingways 3rd wife, basically moved in with the Hemingway family, similar to what Pauline had done to Hadley	Martha Gellhorn
Hemingway left to cover the _________, where he sided with the Spanish Republicans	Spanish Civil War
His grim portrayal of this war echoed in what novel	For Whom the Bell Tolls
In 1939, he and Gellhorn moved to ________ where he met ______, the captain of Pilar (fishing boa)	Cuba Gregorio Fuentes
__________, his 4th wife, was the opposite of Gellhorn	Mary Welsh
2 tragedies, the deaths of _________ and ___________, took their toll on Hemingway	his mother Pauline
The Old Man and the Sea became known as his defining work, and he won the _______ in _______	Pulitzer 1954
he suffered two ___ crashes and was incorrectly reported _____	plane dead
In _______ he won the Nobel Prize for ____	1954 Literature
After the start of the Cuban Revolution, Hemingway moved to Idaho, where he started work on his memoir, _____	A Moveable Feast
Seeking help for his depression, Hemingway underwent _____________ several times	electric shock therapy
Hemingway passed of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on _________, __	July2, 1961

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