The Old Man and the Sea Analysis

The video provides an overview of Ernest Hemingway's life, focusing on his career and writing style. It delves into the plot of 'The Old Man and the Sea,' analyzing its characters, themes, and symbolism. The narrative highlights Santiago's struggle, his relationship with Manolin, and the broader themes of man versus nature and suffering.

Where was Ernest Hemingway born?

• New York

• Boston

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

What role did Hemingway serve in during World War I?

• Navy Officer

• Infantry Soldier

• Red Cross Ambulance Driver

• Air Force Pilot

Which city did Hemingway move to in 1921?

• Berlin

• London

• Rome

• Paris

What is Hemingway's writing style often described as?

• Flowery and descriptive

• Brief and straightforward

• Poetic and abstract

• Complex and intricate

Which of the following is NOT a book by Hemingway?

• The Garden of Eden

• A Farewell to Arms

• The Great Gatsby

• For Whom the Bell Tolls

Who is the main character in 'The Old Man and the Sea'?

• Santiago

• Manolin

• Joe DiMaggio

• Hemingway

What is the relationship between Santiago and Manolin?

• Father and son

• Strangers

• Teacher and student

• Rivals

What type of fish does Santiago struggle with?

• Salmon

• Shark

• Marlin

• Tuna

What happens to the marlin after Santiago catches it?

• It escapes

• It is released back into the sea

• It is eaten by sharks

• It is sold at the market

What does Santiago believe about defeat?

• It is inevitable

• Man can be destroyed but not defeated

• It should be avoided at all costs

• It is a sign of weakness