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The Sun also Rises by Hemingway

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Who is the narrator of the novel?
a)
Robert Cohn
b)
Jake Barnes
c)
Mike Campbell
d)
Lady Brett Ashley
2.
What condition does Jake most likely have?
a)
Syphallis
b)
Diarrhea
c)
Gonorrhea
d)
Impotence
3.
What sport did Robert Cohn take up at Princeton?
a)
Boxing
b)
Tennis
c)
Football
d)
Rugby
4.
What does the Count show Brett and Jake?
a)
His muscles
b)
Pictures of his family
c)
His soul
d)
His arrow wounds
5.
What is put around Brett's neck during the fiesta?
a)
A Christmas wreath
b)
A friendship necklace
c)
A wreath of onions
d)
A wreath of garlic
6.
What is Cohn's religion?
a)
Jewish
b)
Buddist
c)
Catholic
d)
Protestant
7.
Where did Jake meet Brett?
a)
In a war hospital
b)
In a foxhole
c)
In a bar
d)
In a cafe
8.
Who officially gave the name to the "Lost Generation"?
a)
Ernest Hemingway
b)
Pablo Picasso
c)
Gertrude Stein
d)
F. Scott Fitzgerald
9.
What is Bill's profession?
a)
Writer
b)
Painter
c)
Dancer
d)
Bullfighter
10.
What adjective does Jake use to describe the potentiality of his relationship with Brett in the last line?
a)
Nice
b)
Lovely
c)
Terrible
d)
Pretty
11.

Nobody ever lives their life all the way up except...

a)

writers

b)

fisherman

c)

boxers

d)

bullfighters

12.

You can't get away from yourself by...

a)

drinking alcohol all the time

b)

playing tennis

c)

moving from one place to another

d)

falling in love all the time

13.

Where was the fiesta?

a)

Madrid

b)

Pamplona

c)

Burguete

d)

Barcelona

14.

What does this quote refer to: "You're ... You lost touch with the soil. You get precious. Fake European standards have ruined you. You drink yourself to death. You become obsessed by sex. You spend your time talking, not working."

a)

immigrant

b)

Expatriate

c)

losers

d)

tennis players

15.

when did The Sun Also Rises take place

a)

before World War I

b)

shortly after World I

c)

During the Great Depression

d)

shortly after World War II