Naturalism Test

Question 1

Who wrote Ethan Frome?

Answer 1

Wharton

Question 2

Who wrote 1000 words a day?

Answer 2

London

Question 3

Born in NJ?

Answer 3

Crane

Question 4

Endorsed grape juice?

Answer 4

London

Question 5

Used the name Jonathan Smith?

Answer 5

Crane

Question 6

Wrote the Open Boat?

Answer 6

Crane

Question 7

Participated in the Yukon Gold Rush?

Answer 7

London

Question 8

Of Mice and Men?

Answer 8

Steinbeck

Question 9

Started writing at 4?

Answer 9

Crane

Question 10

Call of the Wild

Answer 10

London

Question 11

Whose scientific theories influenced Naturalism?

Answer 11

Darwin

Question 12

Naturalism developed out of what movement?

Answer 12

Realism

Question 13

3 of the external or internal forces that dominate characters of this movement.

Answer 13

Environment, social conditions, and chance/fate

Question 14

2 internal passions that drive characters of this movement.

Answer 14

Lust, greed, or desire for dominance or pleasure

Question 15

Who established the American Naturalism Movement?

Answer 15

Crane

Question 16

What characterizes Cranes styles of writing?

Answer 16

vivid intensity and distinctive use of dialects and irony

Question 17

How is water a symbol in MOH?

Answer 17

Water represents life. Collins risks his life to get the
water and ends up losing it. Crane is saying that is efforts to get the water was all for
nothing. Crane is stating that war is pointless.

Question 18

The main theme of MOH? What makes a hero? Is there a set of defining traits that
makes a hero? .

Answer 18

Every man is capable of becoming a hero

Question 19

Define Determinism?

Answer 19

Belief that characters do not have free will; external and internal
forces control their behavior

Question 20

Which two things seem unconcerned about the man?

Answer 20

Nature and the dog

Question 21

What 3 things the dog understands is dangerous?

Answer 21

The danger of the cold, the risk of

crossing the spring, and he knows not to get too close to the fire

Question 22

How numbers are important in TBF?

Answer 22

Numbers make the world knowable. For example,
facts such as the degree of temperature and the number of matches make the world
knowable.

Question 23

Why does the man have no name?

Answer 23

It shows that he is insignificant.

Question 24

How is it a true naturalist story?

Answer 24

Nature is unconcerned about the man. The man is in insignificant.