American Literature 2 — Dialogue, “Who Said It to Whom” & Word Meanings
For Whom the Bell Tolls (Prof. Iman) • Of Mice and Men (Dr. Diana) • Quotes in lecture order • 4th Year, Aleppo University
652 quotes (255 Bell Tolls + 397 Of Mice and Men) • 344 vocabulary / key terms • ★ = appeared in a past paper
How to memorize: read a section once, then press Hide: who said it / Hide: to whom / Hide: meaning and test yourself — click any blurred cell to reveal it. Tick the box at the start of a row when you know it and use Hide learned. Rows marked ★ were actual exam items. Your examiners ask three things: who said it, who is he speaking to (often “Robert / himself”), and what a word means. Quotes are taken from the lecture handouts (spelling kept as in the text); where a quote has a long speech, the opening and the key phrase are given.
Quote
Said by
To (addressee)
Lecture
Context / note
Quote
Said by
To (addressee)
Lecture
Context / note
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Word / term
Meaning
Lecture
Where / note
Of Mice and Men
Word / term
Meaning
Lecture
Where / note
Examiners turn critical sentences into consecutive fill-in-the-blank questions. Each sentence below is from the lectures or the Aug 2026 paper; the key words are hidden — recall them, then click to reveal. Use the toggle in the bar (“Hide: meaning”) or the button here.
These items come from the older papers (the Old Man and the Sea half). They are kept because the same examiner (Dr. Dasouki) writes the same kind of quote/meaning questions for any short novel.