Vocabulary
Recreation
Readings 1
Readings 2
Hemingway
100

Define the word dope.

information

100
Most fly fishing rods of the 1920's were made out of ________.

bamboo

100

Marlin off the Morro was originally published in ______.

Esquire Magazine

100

What is Nick's nickname in The Three-Day Blow?

Wemedge

100

In WWI Hemingway worked as a(n) ______________ in Italy. 

ambulance driver

200

Define the word smack. 

small wooden fishing boat.

200
Most fly fishing leaders of the 1920's were made of _________.

animal gut

200

Into which town did Nick travel in Big Two-Hearted River?

Seney

200

With whom did Nick fight about the coffee?

Hopkins

200

Instead of attending college, Hemingway ___________.

worked as a reporter

300

Define the word scythe.

a curved blade used for cutting crops or hay. 

300

What taper fly line does Hemingway use?

Double taper. 


300

Which is the largest of the Marlin species that Hemingway fishes for?

Black

300

"There was a heaviness, a power not to be held..."

To what is Hemingway referring?

300

Hemingway won a Pulitzer prize in 1952 for ___________.

The Old Man and the Sea.

400

Define the word undulating.

move in a smooth wavelike motion.

400

Other fish caught in Cuba are dolphin or _________.

mahi-mahi

400

Hemingway uses _______ person and __________ person verbs in Marlin off the Morro.

First, second

400

What spits tobacco juice in Big Two-Hearted River?

grasshopper

400

Hemingway's father was employed as a(n) _________.

doctor

500

Define the word offal.

entrails

500

Hemingway's favorite fly was tied using feathers from this long-billed, migratory game bird. 

woodcock

500

The best time for fish for Marlin in Cuba is in the months of __________ and ___________.

July, August

500

Identify the literary device: 

“He sat on the logs, smoking, drying in the sun, the sun warm on his back the river shallow ahead entering the woods, curving into the woods, shallows light glittering, big water-smooth rocks, cedars along the bank and white birches, the logs warm in the sun, smooth to sit on, without bark, gray to the touch; slowly the feeling of disappointment left him.”

Asyndeton

500

How many times was Hemingway married?

4

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