A) Valley of Life: Africa's Great Rift B) Green Hills of Africa C) True at First Light D) A Moveable Feast
A) Late 1953 to early 1954 B) Late 1943 to early 1944 C) Late 1959 to early 1960 D) Late 1949 to early 1950
A) To visit Patrick and his wife B) To establish a permanent African residence C) To hunt big game exclusively for a museum D) To write a biography about Patrick
A) He was in two successive plane crashes B) He contracted a severe case of malaria C) His safari camp was completely destroyed by a fire D) He lost all his manuscripts in a river
A) A severe head injury B) A broken collarbone C) A torn ligament in his knee D) A fractured rib
A) British Library B) Ernest Hemingway Foundation Museum C) Library of Congress D) John F. Kennedy Library Hemingway Archives
A) Down to half the size B) He did not reduce the page count C) Down to a quarter of the size D) Down to one hundred pages
A) In the introduction to Green Hills of Africa B) In Dear Papa C) In the foreword to True at First Light D) In a personal letter to Mary
A) Ernest Hemingway B) John F. Kennedy C) An anonymous editor D) Mary Hemingway
A) Valley of Life: Africa's Great Rift B) True at First Light C) Hemingway on Hunting D) A Farewell to Arms
A) Green Hills of Africa B) Hemingway on Hunting C) Dear Papa D) A Moveable Feast
A) Dear Papa B) Valley of Life: Africa's Great Rift C) Hemingway on War D) True at First Light
A) The restored edition of A Moveable Feast B) The biography of Mary Hemingway C) The special edition of A Farewell to Arms D) The first edition of True at First Light
A) A Farewell to Arms B) A Moveable Feast C) Green Hills of Africa D) Hemingway on War
A) The Hemingway Family Papers B) Letters from Africa C) True Letters D) Dear Papa
A) Letters between Ernest and Mary Hemingway B) Publisher notes from the JFK Library C) Correspondence between Patrick and his father D) Unpublished short stories by Ernest Hemingway
A) Hadley B) Martha C) Pauline D) Mary
A) Published it immediately B) Set it aside C) Sent it to Patrick to finish alone D) Burned it
A) Poetry and prose B) Fact and fiction C) Comedy and tragedy D) Mythology and history
A) June 28, 1950 B) September 2, 2025 C) June 28, 1928 D) September 2, 1963
A) Wildlife manager B) Architect C) Doctor D) Engineer
A) Carol Thompson B) Pauline Pfeiffer C) Martha Gellhorn D) Henrietta Broyles
A) Twenty-five years B) Twelve years C) Ten years D) Fifty years
A) Stanford University B) Canterbury School C) Yale University D) Harvard University
A) New Milford, Connecticut B) Key West, Florida C) Bozeman, Montana D) Kansas City, Missouri
A) Henrietta Broyles B) Pauline Pfeiffer C) Martha Gellhorn D) Carol Thompson
A) Canterbury School B) Mweka Wildlife College C) Stanford University D) Harvard University
A) Pilar B) Key West C) Tanganyika D) Dar-es-Salaam
A) Henrietta Broyles B) Carol Thompson C) Pauline Pfeiffer D) Martha Gellhorn
A) Henrietta Broyles B) Pauline Pfeiffer C) Martha Gellhorn D) Carol Thompson
A) Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania B) Kansas City, Missouri C) Key West, Florida D) Bozeman, Montana
A) 85 B) 100 C) 97 D) 50
A) Literature B) Agriculture C) History D) Fine Arts
A) Pilar Safari Company B) Tanganyika Safari Business C) Mweka Wildlife Enterprise D) Bozeman Safari Adventures
A) United Nations B) UNESCO C) Red Cross D) World Health Organization
A) 10 years B) 25 years C) 12 years D) 5 years
A) 1961 B) 1963 C) 1999 D) 1950
A) 1950 B) 1963 C) 1975 D) 1961 |