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The Crack-Up by F. Scott Fitzgerald
  • 1. Who is the author of 'The Crack-Up'?
A) John Steinbeck
B) F. Scott Fitzgerald
C) William Faulkner
D) Ernest Hemingway
  • 2. What form does 'The Crack-Up' take?
A) Short stories
B) Poetry
C) Essays
D) Novel
  • 3. In what decade was 'The Crack-Up' published?
A) 1940s
B) 1950s
C) 1930s
D) 1920s
  • 4. How does Fitzgerald describe his mental state in 'The Crack-Up'?
A) Fragmented
B) Content
C) Stable
D) Euphoric
  • 5. What does Fitzgerald refer to when discussing 'crack-up'?
A) Emotional breakdown
B) Physical illness
C) Romantic failure
D) Financial loss
  • 6. How does Fitzgerald view success in 'The Crack-Up'?
A) As a guaranteed achievement
B) As fleeting and often empty
C) As irrelevant to life
D) As essential for happiness
  • 7. In which city does Fitzgerald predominantly set his essays in 'The Crack-Up'?
A) New York
B) Chicago
C) San Francisco
D) Paris
  • 8. What impact did 'The Crack-Up' have on Fitzgerald's reputation?
A) It highlighted his personal struggles
B) It resulted in commercial success
C) It improved his literary acclaim
D) It created extensive controversy
  • 9. What role does addiction play in Fitzgerald's essays?
A) Only referenced briefly
B) A significant theme of struggle
C) It is not mentioned
D) It's portrayed positively
  • 10. What is one effect of Fitzgerald's writing style in 'The Crack-Up'?
A) Highly formal language
B) Intimacy with the reader
C) Detachment from characters
D) Complex allegories
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