The lost generation, a term supposedly coined by Gertrude Stein and popularized by Hemingway, was a generation of American writers who, for the most part, made Paris the center of their literary creation and who, after the horrors and the disillusionment that brought about World War I, lost faith in their inherited cultural and artistic values becoming a generation of writers who were not only disillusioned with their realities but also alienated from their own cultures. Fitzgerald, E.E. Cummins, and John Dos Passos, are some other representatives of this generation.
The phrase that indicated a lost in thought feel is the "Midnight shakes the memory". It means that his train of thought is going double time in the dark or at night.
The correct answer to fill in the blank is attention.
Explanation:
In Central European countries such as Hungary kindergarten children participate in exercises such as stop and go games that require students to listen for a specific signal, such drumbeats.
