Unit Test: The Old Man and the Sea

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What does true success lie in according to 'The Old Man and the Sea'?

Back

True success lies in the journey and effort, not just the outcome.

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What character trait does Santiago's struggle with the marlin reveal?

Back

He is determined and resilient in the face of adversity.

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What is the author's purpose in writing 'The Old Man and the Sea'?

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To explore themes of perseverance and dignity.

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What does the lion symbolize in Santiago's dreams?

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His lost youth and strength.

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How do Santiago and Manolin's views on success differ?

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Both view success as achieving one's goals, but differ in their approach to failure.

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What theme is prevalent in 'The Old Man and the Sea'?

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The theme of perseverance.

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How does Santiago's character embody resilience?

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He continues to fight against the marlin despite the challenges he faces.

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What does the sea represent in the novella?

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The sea represents both the beauty and the challenges of life.

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How does Santiago's relationship with Manolin reflect mentorship?

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Santiago serves as a mentor to Manolin, teaching him about fishing and life.

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What lesson does Santiago learn from his struggle with the marlin?

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He learns that the struggle itself is a form of success.