F. Scott Fitzgerald and the 1920S

Name _________________________

F. SCOTT FITZGERALD AND THE 1920S

- BORN IN ______________________ (1896) AND DIED OF _____________ ________________________ IN 1940.

- NAMED FOR HIS RELATIVE, _________________________, COMPOSER OF " ______ ______________________________".

- DID POORLY IN SCHOOL AND ATHLETICS. EXCELLED AT WRITING AND WAS A ________________________.

- IN 1916, HE ENROLLED IN OFFICER'S TRAINING SCHOOL, ______________

______________________________. HE WAS NEVER SENT OVERSEAS.

- PUBLISHED HIS FIRST NOVEL ___________________________________ IN 1919. HE ALSO MARRIED HIS WIFE, ________________.

- HE AND ZELDA WERE ___________________ AND IT TOOK A TOLL ON THEIR ___________________________.

- __________________________ WAS PUBLISHED IN __________.

- GATSBY SPEAKS ABOUT __________ - "THAT IT IS A _________________ FORCE THAT CAN DESTROY THE ______________."

- F. SCOTT FITZGERALD

- THE NARRATION IS ENGAGED, YET _______________________.

- CHARACTERS IN HIS NOVELS ________________________ PEOPLE IN HIS LIFE AND IN _________________________.

- IN 1929, ZELDA HAD A ______________________________ AND SHE WAS INSTITUTIONALIZED. SHE WROTE SAVE ME A WALTZ AS A COMMENTARY ON HER _________________________ TO FITZGERALD.

- IN 1934, FITZGERALD WROTE TENDER IS THE NIGHT AS A "____________" TO ZELDA'S NOVEL. IT IS ABOUT A CHARACTER (DICK DIVER) WHO MUST ____________________ NICOLE, THE __________________ HEROINE.

THE ROARING 20s

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