Time Period/Themes
Authors
"The Waste Land"
The Great Gatsby
100

_______ and ______ were two of the biggest events during the Modernist movement. (Hint: Not the Great Depression)

World War I and World War II

100
True or False: John Green is a Modernist author

False

100

Name one way the theme of isolation is symbolized in  a part of "The Waste Land".

any of:

“The Burial of the Dead”- zombies, disillusioned war survivors

“A Game of Chess”- Routine, false amenities, spiritual loss, despair

“The Fire Sermon”- Loss of love, non-consent, physicality over emotional intimacy

“Death by Water”- Mortality, death, dissatisfaction

“What the Thunder Said”- Literal waste land, barren imagery, sterile thunder & rain


100

True or false: Occurred during the "Jazz Age"

True

200

Modernism is associated with the Rise of _____.

Rise of Fascism
200

This is F. Scott Fitzgerald's most famous piece.

The Great Gatsby

200
"Waste Land" has how many sections/parts?

5

200

What are some of the themes of this piece?

Wealth, materialism, American dream, social class

300

Reflects humanity's _________ after war. (specific word)

Disillusionment

300

Authors such as T.S. Eliot often wrote in a ____ ____ style

free verse

300

In the first section, the fact that the narrator's friend from war does not acknowledge him, represents...

Anything similar to: loss of communication, disconnection, alienation, feeling dead inside, society's fragmentation

300

The green light represents the _____ ______, and it is far away because....

Green light represents the American dream. It is far away because this dream is an idea that is unattainable and a false prospect.

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