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#1.
Literature
Mixture. Player
supersal1
asks:
Marriot Edgar composed a poem entitled "Albert and the Lion". In which seaside resort was the poem set?
Blackpool
Brixham
Bournemouth
Bridlington
#2.
Literature
Mixture. Player
hithesh111
asks:
Which author is known for his forest character Mowgli?
R.L. Stevenson
J.K. Rowling
Charles Dickens
Rudyard Kipling
#3.
Literature
Mixture. Player
lola0177
asks:
The character of Bridget Jones, immortalized on-screen by Renee Zellweger in "Bridget Jones's Diary," is based on a novel with the same title. Who authored this literary creation, written in the form of a diary?
J.K. Rowling
Jane Austen
Helen Fielding
Sue Grafton
#4.
Literature
Mixture. Player
portgleep
asks:
Which famous author survived the Allied firebombing of Dresden by hiding in an underground meat locker of a slaughterhouse (the fifth of a group of slaughterhouses, in fact), and wrote a famous novel inspired by the experience?
Markus Zusak
Joseph Heller
Kurt Vonnegut
Ellie Wiesel
#5.
Literature
Mixture. Player
pagea
asks:
Russian author Mikhail Lermontov wrote the poem 'The Death of the Poet' about which towering figure of Russian literature?
Mikhail Bulgakov
Vladimir Nabokov
Nikolai Leskov
Alexander Pushkin
#6.
Literature
Mixture. Player
kyleisalive
asks:
Horace Walpole's fame in the literary world stems from "The Castle of Otranto", said to be the first book in what genre?
Gothic horror
Biblical epic
Lyrical poetry
Choose-your-own-adventure
#7.
Literature
Mixture. Player
The_Wavesinger
asks:
"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit." So begins J.R.R. Tolkien's famous book. But where in Middle-earth is this hole? (Think counties in England, a breed of British draught horse, and the cat in Alice in Wonderland.)
Cambridge
Hatter
The Shire
Gondor
#8.
Literature
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
Before Anthony Perkins and Kyle MacLachlan ever played the part, which Czech author created the literary character Josef K.?
Karel Capek
Franz Kafka
Václav Havel
Bertolt Brecht
#9.
Literature
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
To what does the title of Tennessee Williams' 1944 play "The Glass Menagerie" refer?
workers in a high-rise building
debutantes in tiaras
a set of zoo-themed drinking glasses
animal figurines made of glass
#10.
Literature
Mixture. Player
wellenbrecher
asks:
Which character in Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" is often described as the most likeable, because of her wit, intelligence and strong moral principles?
Caroline Bingley
Lydia Bennet
Elizabeth Bennet
Mary Bennet