The Waste Land
The Hollow Men
Ash Wednesday
Eliot's Life
Trivia
100
The bridge Eliot refers to several times throughout "The Waste Land"
London Bridge
100
The number of times the exact phrase "We are the hollow men" is used
Two
100
The speaker renounces this in the third stanza of the poem
The blessed force
100
Eliot was a leader in this movement
Modernism
100
The room we are in
Merion 380
200
According to Eliot, the cruelest month
April
200
The wind's singing is more distant and more solemn than this
A Star
200
This many white leopards sat under a juniper tree
Three
200
Eliot was married to this woman
Vivienne Haigh-Wood
200
The Founder of the Jesuits
Ignatius of Loyola
300
The river the speaker is singing to in III. "The Fire Sermon"
The Thames River
300
A phrase that appears that is synonymous with "hollow men", but differs slight
Empty men
300
The Lady in the poem honors this individual, according to the speaker
The Virgin in meditation
300
Eliot moved to this country at age 25
United Kingdom
300
Eliot attended this prestigious university in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Harvard University
400
One of the five cities, besides London, Eliot mentions in V. "What the Thunder Said"
Vienna, Athens, Alexandria or Jerusalem
400
This version of death's kingdom is referred to twice in the poem
Death's other kingdom
400
This is now "the Garden"
The single rose
400
Eliot was good friends and colleagues with this poet
Ezra Pound
400
The T.S. in T.S. Eliot stands for this
Thomas Stearns
500
The name of the person who has died in IV. "Death by Water"
Phlebas
500
This nursery rhyme is alluded to in "The Hollow Men"
Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush
500
The bones sang underneath this type of tree
Juniper
500
Eliot was born in this U.S. city
St. Louis
500
Eliot eventually got remarried, to this individual
Esmé Valerie Fletcher
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