091 Ernest Hemingway - One Minute History

Ernest Hemingway, a soldier and survivor, epitomized American grit through his adventurous life. Starting as a journalist in Chicago, he served as a medic in WWI, which deeply influenced his writing. His global travels inspired stories of heroism, hunting, and the sea, earning him critical acclaim and prestigious awards like the Pulitzer and Nobel Prize. Despite his success, Hemingway faced personal turmoil, including multiple marriages, injuries, alcoholism, and depression, ultimately leading to his suicide.

What role did Ernest Hemingway take on during World War One that influenced his writing?

• A war correspondent

• A combat soldier

• A pilot

• A medic

Which of the following activities did Hemingway NOT draw inspiration from for his stories?

• Bullfighting

• Safari hunting

• Mountain climbing

• The sea

What is a notable characteristic of Hemingway's writing style?

• Rhythmic and poetic

• Complex and verbose

• Urgent and monosyllabic

• Flowery and descriptive

Which prestigious awards did Hemingway receive for his literary work?

• Booker Prize and Nobel Prize in Literature

• Pulitzer Prize and Booker Prize

• Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize in Literature

• Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize in Peace

What personal challenges did Hemingway face later in his life?

• Severe depression and alcoholism

• Loss of eyesight

• Exile from the United States

• Financial bankruptcy