Modernism Characteristics
John Steinbeck/The Pearl
Ernest Hemingway/A Farewell to Arms
Edith Wharton/The Age of Innocence
F. Scott Fitzgerald/This Side of Paradise
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What type of colors were used in modernism artwork?

Bright and vivid colors.

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What is Steinbeck's best-seller?

Grapes of Wrath.

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What is Hemingway's most famous novel?

The Old Man and the Sea.

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What was Edith Wharton most known for?

The Age of Innocence
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What is Fitzgerald's best seller?

The Great Gatsby

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What are the two main ideologies used in modernism?

Individualism and Experimentalism.

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How many times was John Steinbeck married?

3 Times.

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What is something Hemingway did for fun and won a world record for?

Fishing.
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How many books did Edith Wharton publish?

Around 40 books

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What era did most of his books feature?

The Jazz Age

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What war was going on at this time and influenced authors' ideas?

World War 1

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What west coast state is the setting of this novel?

California.

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What was Hemingway's writing style?

Realistic and straight-forward.

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What award did she win?

A Pulitzer Prize

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What inspired This Side of Paradise?

Fitzgerald's failed relationships and ideas around individualism.

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What literary elements were used by modernist authors?

Free verse and symbolism.

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What does the pearl stand for?

Greed and violence.

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What did Hemingway write his four books about?

His four wives.

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Where was the setting of The Age of Innocence?

Upper Class New York City in the 19th Century

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What Ivy League school did Amory attend in This Side of Paradise?

Princeton

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What famous painting was made during the modernism period?

The Mona Lisa.

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Besides books, what else did Steinbeck enjoy writing?

Films/scripts.

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What was the main character, Frederic Henry's, job in the war in A Farewell to Arms?

An Ambulance Driver.

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What was Wharton's writing style?

Simple, but very descriptive. 

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What are some main ideas of This Side of Paradise?

Self-identity/discovery, love, social status/class, wealth, straying away from societal norms, and relationships

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