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"Dracula" Trivia Quiz

The "Granddaddy" of all vampire stories, written by Bram Stoker; Sink your teeth into this quiz, if you dare.

A multiple-choice quiz by rfswfs. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
rfswfs

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
117,671

Updated
Apr 21 23

# Qns
25

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
14 / 25

Plays
2370

Awards
Top 20% Quiz

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Question 1 of 25

1. In what year does the novel "Dracula" take place? Hint

1893

1894

1892

1897

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Question 2 of 25

2. When the novel was written, Transylvania was part of what country? Hint

Hungary

Germany

Romania

Austria

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Question 3 of 25

3. What are the first words Dracula speaks to Harker at the castle? Hint

"I am Dracula."

"You have been expected and are welcome in my castle."

"You are early tonight, my friend."

"Welcome to my house!"

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Question 4 of 25

4. Which of the following is NOT found at Dracula's castle? Hint

Food

Female Vampires

Servants

A Library

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Question 5 of 25

5. Harker never sees Dracula during daylight hours.

True

False

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Question 6 of 25

6. Which of the following is not used to describe Dracula? Hint

Pointed Ears

Black Hair

Sharp Teeth

Hairy Palms

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Question 7 of 25

7. In a conversation with Harker, Dracula claims to be descended from whom? Hint

The Tsigane

Attila and the Huns

Prince Vlad the Impaler

The Turks

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Question 8 of 25

8. Dracula sets sail for England aboard the "Demeter". Which of the ship's crew kills himself, rather than face being vampirized? Hint

The Captain

Olgaren

Abramoff

The First Mate

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Question 9 of 25

9. Which of the following people is the first to die after Dracula lands in England? Hint

Mr. Renfield

Lucy Westenra

Mr. Swales

Lucy's Mother

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Question 10 of 25

10. Dr. Van Helsing discovers that Lucy is being vampirized, and places garlic and wolfsbane in her room as protection. Who removes it? Hint

Mina

Lucy's mother

Arthur Holmwood

Dracula

11. After Lucy dies, a spectre is seen roaming the cemetery in which she was entombed. Small children in the same area are also receiving wounds to their necks. How do the children describe what gave them the wounds? Hint

"The White Lady"

"The Boofer Lady"

"The Lady in White"

"The Bloofer Lady"

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Question 12 of 25

12. Who drives the stake through Lucy's heart? Hint

Dr. Van Helsing

Lord Godalming

Quincy Morris

Jack Seward

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Question 13 of 25

13. Who is the first to realize that Dracula is now in England? Hint

Lucy Westenra

Dr. Van Helsing

Jonathan Harker

Mina Harker

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Question 14 of 25

14. What action often attributed to vampires never happens in the novel to indicate Dracula is a supernatural being? Hint

Is repulsed by religious objects

Turns into a bat

Sleeps upside-down hanging from the rafters

Crawls face-first down an outside wall

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Question 15 of 25

15. How is Mina's forehead "branded"? Hint

By a Crucifix

By Dracula's blood

By Holy Water

By a piece of the Host

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Question 16 of 25

16. Which of the following creatures is not on Mr. Renfield's "menu"? Hint

Cockroaches

Flies

Spiders

Birds

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Question 17 of 25

17. Where is Dracula destroyed? Hint

Transylvania

Whitby

London

Highgate

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Question 18 of 25

18. Which of the following characters doesn't survive the novel? Hint

Dr. Van Helsing

Quincy Morris

Mina Harker

Lord Godalming

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Question 19 of 25

19. The Borgo Pass is located amongst what mountains? Hint

Ural Mountains

The Swiss Alps

Himalayan Mountains

Carpathian Mountains

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Question 20 of 25

20. What was Mina Harker's maiden name? Hint

James

Stewart

Murray

O'Connor

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Question 21 of 25

21. What is in the bag that Dracula has brought for his "brides", and upon which they feed? Hint

A dog

A small child

Only described as a "small animal"

A wolf

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Question 22 of 25

22. The name of the residence that Dracula wishes to purchase in England is called what? Hint

Purfleet

Hampstead Heath

Ring

Carfax Abbey

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Question 23 of 25

23. When Dracula (disguised as the coachman) is taking Harker to the castle, he stops several times to look for buried treasure. What indicates to Dracula that treasure may be buried where he is looking? Hint

A wooden cross

A blue flame

A grave

Melted snow

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Question 24 of 25

24. Klausenburgh, a town mentioned in the first few pages of the novel, is now known as what? Hint

Bistritz

Cluj Napoca

Moldova

Bukovina

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Question 25 of 25

25. A deleted first chapter of Dracula exists, and was published posthumously. What is its name? Hint

The Tomb

The Vampyre

Dracula's Guest

Carmilla

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. In what year does the novel "Dracula" take place?

Answer: 1893

In unedited editions of the novel, Jonathan Harker's first entry in his diary reads, "Wednesday, 3 May 1893. Bistritz ..."

2. When the novel was written, Transylvania was part of what country?

Answer: Hungary

Transylvania did not become part of Romania until after World War I.

3. What are the first words Dracula speaks to Harker at the castle?

Answer: "Welcome to my house!"

"You are early ..." was spoken by Dracula disguised as the coachman when he met Harker at the Borgo Pass. "You have been expected ..." is a line from the film "Nosferatu, the Vampyre."

4. Which of the following is NOT found at Dracula's castle?

Answer: Servants

Harker dined on roast chicken, read books in the library, and had a near-sexual excounter with three female vampires. And although Dracula told him of his servants, Harker came to realize he was the "only living soul within the place."

5. Harker never sees Dracula during daylight hours.

Answer: False

Dracula sneaks up on Harker while he is using a mirror to shave. Harker does not see his approach because Dracula casts no reflection. Dracula then lays a hand on Harker's shoulder and says, "Good Morning." It is obvously daylight.

6. Which of the following is not used to describe Dracula?

Answer: Black Hair

Harker describes Dracula as having white hair, a long white moustache, pointed ears, sharp teeth, and believe it or not, hairy palms.

7. In a conversation with Harker, Dracula claims to be descended from whom?

Answer: Attila and the Huns

The Tsigane (spelled Szgany in the novel) are the gypsies who inhabit Transylvania; Vlad the Impaler was the historical Dracula (Vlad Dracul). He was not, as far as is known, a vampire.

8. Dracula sets sail for England aboard the "Demeter". Which of the ship's crew kills himself, rather than face being vampirized?

Answer: The First Mate

During the entire voyage, the ship's crew is uneasy, believing there is a strange man aboard. The crew then begins to disappear, and the First Mate discovers Dracula in his box in the ship's hold. Rather than face the vampire, he jumps overboard.

9. Which of the following people is the first to die after Dracula lands in England?

Answer: Mr. Swales

Mr. Swales, the old gentleman who befriends Mina and Lucy while they are in Whitby, can be considered the first of Dracula's victims in England.

10. Dr. Van Helsing discovers that Lucy is being vampirized, and places garlic and wolfsbane in her room as protection. Who removes it?

Answer: Lucy's mother

Thinking Lucy's room is too stuffy and smelly, Mrs. Westenra (Lucy's mother) removes the "anti-vampire" goods. She has no idea that her daughter is being sucked dry.

Answer: "The Bloofer Lady"

The "Bloofer Lady", child-speak for the "Beautiful Lady", is Lucy Westenra. She has emerged from her tomb and become one of the Undead.

12. Who drives the stake through Lucy's heart?

Answer: Lord Godalming

Arthur Holmwood, who by this time has become Lord Godalming (upon the death of his father) was engaged to Lucy, and therefore has the right to penetrate her with his stake. The novel contains many hidden sexual references.

13. Who is the first to realize that Dracula is now in England?

Answer: Jonathan Harker

Harker somehow escaped from Castle Dracula (we never find out how) and after a recovery in Buda-Pesth for what is described as "brain fever", returns to England, now married to Mina. During a stroll in Piccadilly, he sees Dracula, again during daylight.

14. What action often attributed to vampires never happens in the novel to indicate Dracula is a supernatural being?

Answer: Sleeps upside-down hanging from the rafters

Although the author never states that Dracula turns into a bat, there are numerous instances in the novel that imply that Dracula is indeed a bat flapping at Lucy's window; Harker sees Dracula crawl face-first down a wall when he is imprisoned at the castle; and during the mirror/shaving incident when Harker has cut himself, Dracula makes a frenzied grab for Harker's throat and touches a Rosary that is hung around his neck.

He is immediately subdued. Never is Dracula portrayed as sleeping upside-down hanging from the rafters in the novel, although many movies do portray this.

15. How is Mina's forehead "branded"?

Answer: By a piece of the Host

With Lucy undead, Mina becomes Dracula's next victim. He forces her to drink his blood from an open vein, and when she does, becomes "unclean". Van Helsing, trying to protect her, touches her forehead with a piece of the Host, which immediately burns and scars her.

16. Which of the following creatures is not on Mr. Renfield's "menu"?

Answer: Cockroaches

Renfield, locked away in Dr. Seward's lunatic asylum, has the curious habit of eating live spiders, flies, and birds. He wants to consume as many lives as he possibly can. He is Dracula's lackey.

17. Where is Dracula destroyed?

Answer: Transylvania

Dracula tries to escape back to Transylvania after being thwarted in London. He is chased by the vampire hunters (Van Helsing, et. al.), and they finally catch up with him at his castle.

18. Which of the following characters doesn't survive the novel?

Answer: Quincy Morris

Morris is killed in the final pages of the novel, while he himself is trying to kill Dracula.

19. The Borgo Pass is located amongst what mountains?

Answer: Carpathian Mountains

Okay, so it's a giveaway.

20. What was Mina Harker's maiden name?

Answer: Murray

21. What is in the bag that Dracula has brought for his "brides", and upon which they feed?

Answer: A small child

When Dracula brings the bag and throws it to the floor, Harker hears a muffled cry. We assume it is a child. Then the child's mother arrives at the castle and demands her baby back, and we know what is in the bag. But alas, it is too late. The child has been devoured, and the mother is subsequently is slaughtered by wolves.

22. The name of the residence that Dracula wishes to purchase in England is called what?

Answer: Carfax Abbey

Carfax Abbey was located near Purfleet.

Answer: A blue flame

On St. George's Eve, the date when Harker was travelling to the castle, it is believed that a blue flame will indicate the presence of buried treasure.

24. Klausenburgh, a town mentioned in the first few pages of the novel, is now known as what?

Answer: Cluj Napoca

25. A deleted first chapter of Dracula exists, and was published posthumously. What is its name?

Answer: Dracula's Guest

Source: Author rfswfs

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