Literature Review

Fitzgerald

100

This strange baby was born as a seventy-year-old man.

Benjamin Button

200

The Great Gatsby takes place in this decade.

The 1920's

300

Those aren't the eyes of God! They're the eyes of this oculist.

T.J. Eckleburg

400

The piano player who boards at Gatsby's house.

Klipspringer

500

Benjamin Button's father wanted to name him after this Biblical figure.

Methusaleh

Steinbeck

100

This is Lennie's ironic last name.

Small

200

This is the first and last name of the main character in ""Flight."

Pepe Torres

300

Of Mice and Men takes place in this decade.

The 1930's

400

This man shoots Candy's dog.

Carlson

500

This is Lennie's favorite condiment.

Ketchup

Bradbury

100

This Founding Father was the first fireman--allegedly.

Benjamin Franklin

200

This is the fate of the parents in "The Veldt."

Eaten by lions

300

The firemen nickname their firetrucks after this animal.

Salamander

400

It costs this much money to travel through time in "A Sound of Thunder."

$10,000

500

The police in Fahrenheit 451 drive this model of car.

Beetle

Hemingway

100

Santiago lives in this country in "The Old Man and the Sea."

Cuba

200

The old man's neighbors call him this Spanish word, which means unlucky.

Salao

300

This soldier was shot right in front of Frederic Henry.

Aymo

400

This is the first name of the bartender who helped Henry escape Italy.

Emilio

500

This is the profession of a man named Valentino.

Surgeon

Potpourri

100

A Raisin in the Sun takes place in this major city.

Chicago

200

This is the first and last name of the Nigerian immigrant in A Raisin in the Sun.

Joseph Asagai

300

This is Emily's poor poisoned suitor in "A Rose for Emily."

Homer Barron

400

This was the BBQ restaurant owner in "A Good Man is Hard to Find"

Red Sammy

500

This is Arnold's radio-carrying friend in "Where Are You Going...?"

Ellie