(A) Hills Like White Elephants Classwork

Front

What impact does the lack of communication have on the characters in 'Hills Like White Elephants'?

Back

It causes tension and conflict.

Front

What do the white elephants symbolize in the story?

Back

Unwanted burdens or issues.

Front

From which point of view is 'Hills Like White Elephants' narrated?

Back

Third person limited.

Front

Which theme is most prominent in the story?

Back

Emotional distance and lack of communication.

Front

What does Hemingway's iceberg theory suggest?

Back

The most important meaning of a story should be hidden beneath the surface.

Front

Define 'symbolism' in literature.

Back

Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.

Front

What is the significance of the setting in 'Hills Like White Elephants'?

Back

The setting reflects the emotional landscape of the characters and their relationship.

Front

Explain the concept of 'emotional distance' as it relates to the characters.

Back

Emotional distance refers to the lack of emotional connection and understanding between the characters.

Front

What role does dialogue play in 'Hills Like White Elephants'?

Back

Dialogue reveals character dynamics and underlying tensions without explicit statements.

Front

Identify a key conflict in 'Hills Like White Elephants'.

Back

The conflict between the couple regarding the decision about the pregnancy.