The Old Man and the Sea characters flashcards are a great way to study the characters from the classic novel by Ernest Hemingway. Each flashcard features a question about a character, with the answer provided along with audio pronunciation for better understanding. These flashcards are designed to help students learn about the story’s different characters in fun and interactive ways.
The Old Man and the Sea characters are some of the most memorable in literature, including Santiago, the old fisherman, Manolin, his young apprentice, and the marlin, the giant fish he catches. Each character plays a crucial role in the story, showcasing themes of perseverance, friendship, and the struggle against nature. By using flashcards to study these characters, students can deepen their understanding of the novel and appreciate the complexity of each character’s journey.
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quick facts
Santiago is the old man in the story who is determined to catch a giant marlin despite his age and struggles.
Manolin is Santiago’s young apprentice who is loyal and caring, despite his parents’ disapproval of Santiago.
The giant marlin represents Santiago’s strength and courage as he battles the fish for days at sea.
The sharks symbolize the challenges and obstacles that Santiago faces as they try to steal his prized catch.
The sea itself is a character in the story, representing both beauty and danger as Santiago navigates its vast waters.
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Santiago
An Old Fisherman Who Is Determined And Resilient.
Manolin
A Young Boy Who Is Close To The Old Man And Looks Up To Him.
The Marlin
Massive, Powerful Fish That The Old Man Struggles To Catch.
Perico
Young Boy Who Helps The Old Man With His Fishing.
Pedrico
A Kind And Helpful Young Boy Who Looks Up To The Old Man.
Martin
Kind And Helpful Fisherman Who Helps Santiago With His Fishing Gear.
