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88 quizzes and 1,010 trivia questions.
1.
  "The Little Prince" by Saint-Exupery   top quiz  
Multiple Choice
 20 Qns
A quiz on Antoine de Saint-Exupery's lovely short novel for children and adults, a classic of French literature, published in 1944.
Average, 20 Qns, Elanor, Apr 21 17
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Elanor
1182 plays
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  Uncle Tom's Cabin    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Just a little quiz on a great anti-slavery book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Average, 10 Qns, VBookWorm, Jun 15 23
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VBookWorm
Jun 15 23
117 plays
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  Siegfried Sassoon   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
This quiz surveys the life and work (mostly poetry) of the famous war poet Siegfried Sassoon.
Average, 15 Qns, skylarb, Jul 08 20
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skylarb
Jul 08 20
267 plays
4.
  The Ruins   best quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Dangerous foliage lurks in Scott Smith's "The Ruins", and when six friends set out to visit the ruins in search of a relative, they discover the horrible secrets contained within. Good luck!
Tough, 10 Qns, kyleisalive, Jul 28 08
Tough
kyleisalive editor
327 plays
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  "Dies the Fire" - A Novel of "The Change" (Part 1)    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
What do you remember of this, the first novel of "The Change" series (also known as "Emberverse I") published in 2004 by S.M. Stirling? This is the first of two quizzes on the book. Enjoy!
Average, 10 Qns, reedy, Mar 02 14
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reedy gold member
133 plays
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  Cordwainer Smith   best quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Cordwainer Smith is a lesser-known writer from the Golden Age of Science Fiction, whose first story appeared in print in 1950. What do you know about him?
Average, 10 Qns, ertrum, Feb 19 20
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ertrum gold member
Feb 19 20
115 plays
7.
  "Maus" Hunt    
Multiple Choice
 20 Qns
This graphic novel from Art Spiegelman is one of the most riveting, unique, and significant accounts written of a Holocaust survivor.
Average, 20 Qns, 05Stang, Feb 26 18
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05Stang
Feb 26 18
510 plays
8.
  The Blind Men and the Elephant   top quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
"It was six men of Hindustan, to learning much inclined, who went to see the Elephant (though all of them were blind), that each by observation might satisfy his mind." How much do you know about John Godfrey Saxe's poem?
Average, 10 Qns, FatherSteve, Apr 06 11
Recommended for grades: 3,4,5
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FatherSteve gold member
261 plays
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  'Duet' by Carol Shields   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
'Duet' is a combination of the Canadian writer Carol Shields's first two novels, 'Small Ceremonies', narrated by biographer Judith Gill, and 'The Box Garden', narrated by Judith's younger sister, Charleen Forrest, a poet.
Average, 10 Qns, Kankurette, Apr 17 21
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Kankurette gold member
Apr 17 21
77 plays
10.
  Wings of Fire: Moon Rising    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Hey FanWings! We are all faithful followers of "Wings of Fire" by Tui T. Sutherland, so I made this quiz in honor of the sixth book, "Moon Rising". Have fun! Learn some stuff for me! **SPOILER ALERT**
Average, 10 Qns, Scotchiemyers, Mar 09 21
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Scotchiemyers
Mar 09 21
694 plays
trivia question Quick Question
What was the name of the police officer who allowed the wolves to be moved to his land in "Forever"?

From Quiz ""The Wolves of Mercy Falls" - Characters"




11.
  'White Teeth' by Zadie Smith    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
'White Teeth' is Zadie Smith's first novel and tells the story of two families, the Iqbals and the Joneses, from World War 2 to the '90s. Warning: this quiz contains some major spoilers!
Average, 10 Qns, Kankurette, Jan 16 19
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Kankurette gold member
Jan 16 19
172 plays
12.
  'Beasts and Superbeasts' - Saki   top quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Saki was the pen name of British author Hector Hugh Munro, who lived from 1870 until killed in 1916 by a German sniper. His short stories are wonderful, and I hope you enjoy this selection from his collection 'Beasts and Superbeasts'.
Difficult, 10 Qns, Quiz_Beagle, May 28 07
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Quiz_Beagle gold member
204 plays
13.
  The Twelve Houses    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
This is a general quiz on The Twelve Houses, a Fantasy series by Sharon Shinn. Though in some questions the first book of the series may be referred to, all answers apply to the series as a whole.
Average, 15 Qns, Catreona, Nov 09 13
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Catreona gold member
198 plays
14.
  Lines from "The Best of Robert Service"   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Here are ten questions about my favorite Robert Service poems. Warning: spoilers!
Average, 10 Qns, shvdotr, Aug 10 15
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shvdotr gold member
157 plays
15.
  Tom Sharpe's 'Wilt'    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
'Wilt' is the first in the series of books by Tom Sharpe about the put-upon, terminally unlucky lecturer Henry Wilt and Eva, his formidable wife. It all starts with an inflatable doll.
Tough, 10 Qns, Kankurette, Jun 28 19
Tough
Kankurette gold member
Jun 28 19
112 plays
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  Larry's Party    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
'Larry's Party' is an award-winning novel by Canadian writer Carol Shields. It looks at various events throughout the life of Larry Weller, an ordinary man with an extraordinary passion.
Average, 10 Qns, Kankurette, Nov 07 21
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Kankurette gold member
Nov 07 21
107 plays
17.
  Poems by Robert W. Service   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
These poems were very popular in their time, but I found out the other day that none of the folk I work with have ever heard of him! Enjoy the quiz--it's all about the rhyme.
Average, 10 Qns, mlcmlc, Dec 26 10
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mlcmlc gold member
316 plays
18.
  PERFUME: The Story of a Murderer    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This quiz is based on the 1985 gothic novel "Perfume" by Patrick Suskind, whose murderer is born with a supernatural sense of smell.
Tough, 10 Qns, JonJonson, Nov 19 17
Tough
JonJonson
282 plays
19.
  "Dies the Fire" - A Novel of "The Change" (Part 2)    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The story of life after 'The Change' continues in this, part two of my quiz on S.M. Stirling's 2004 novel "Dies the Fire", the first in the "Emberverse I" series. Enjoy!
Tough, 10 Qns, reedy, Feb 23 16
Tough
reedy gold member
102 plays
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  "Ghost Story" by Peter Straub    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
I read this book when I was a teenager and recently re-read it. It's billed as one of the scariest books ever and it's not quite that but it is a fun read.
Average, 10 Qns, ramonesrule, Sep 10 21
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ramonesrule
Sep 10 21
210 plays
21.
  Mystic and Rider    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Here is a quiz covering some of the main points of "Mystic and Rider", the first book in Sharon Shinn's Fantasy series "The Twelve Houses". Good luck.
Average, 15 Qns, Catreona, Mar 18 21
Average
Catreona gold member
Mar 18 21
100 plays
22.
  Iain Sinclair - novelist, poet, psychogeographer    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Iain Sinclair is one of the most interesting, if challenging, UK writers at work today. Try this short introduction to his work.
Average, 10 Qns, stedman, Aug 02 03
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stedman editor
462 plays
23.
  "The Wolves of Mercy Falls" - Characters    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
I will describe a character from Maggie Stiefvater's "The Wolves of Mercy Falls" series and you tell me who it is. Information from all four books is used, so beware of spoilers. Enjoy!
Average, 10 Qns, zebra101, Jan 30 15
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zebra101
91 plays
24.
  Questions on "The Bronze Horseman" by Paullina Simons    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
"The Bronze Horseman" is an epic love story set in World War II era Russia. It focuses on the siege of Leningrad. Good Luck!
Average, 15 Qns, Steppietoes, May 09 15
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Steppietoes
110 plays
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  One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A quiz for the novel 'One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich' by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
Tough, 10 Qns, riflingthruit, Jan 15 19
Tough
riflingthruit
Jan 15 19
166 plays
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  Witch of Blackbird Pond    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This quiz is on the book, the "Witch of Blackbird Pond" by Elizabeth George Speare. In my opinion, it is a great work of literature.
Average, 10 Qns, tiger411, Feb 10 09
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tiger411
295 plays
27.
"The Bronze Horseman" is the first in a trilogy set in Russia during World War II. How much can you remember about the book?
Average, 15 Qns, helen295, Jan 01 07
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helen295 gold member
267 plays
28.
  Death With Interruptions    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A book by Nobel Prize-winning author Jose Saramago, this novel outlines the various ramifications after one country discovers that one day, death ceases to be. What happens when no-one dies? Good luck!
Tough, 10 Qns, kyleisalive, May 18 10
Tough
kyleisalive editor
133 plays
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  "The Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen"    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is an awesome novel by Dyan Sheldon about a girl who moves from New York City to a small New Jersey town. There, she encounters some problems with a girl who was already the person Lola planned to be.
Average, 10 Qns, fearless_chika, Jan 27 11
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fearless_chika
1590 plays
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  Stone Cold    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A quiz based on Robert Swindells' book "Stone Cold". The book is about a young man who has left home and gone to live in London.
Average, 10 Qns, Lagunathemoron, May 18 06
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Lagunathemoron
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Authors Q-S: 'S' Trivia Questions

1. What item of clothing does Larry accidentally take while in a coffee shop, mistaking it for his own?

From Quiz
Larry's Party

Answer: A Harris tweed jacket

Larry realises the jacket belongs to someone else when he puts his hand in the pocket and notices it is empty, and that the sleeves are longer. The jacket also has leather buttons and is more expensive and of better quality than his own jacket, which he wears to college every day. Although he enjoys the feel of the jacket at first, he feels guilty about wearing it in case someone finds out it was stolen, and takes it off and stuffs it in a bin.

2. In the prologue we learn of a man who has kidnapped a little girl. What is the name of that man?

From Quiz "Ghost Story" by Peter Straub

Answer: Don Wanderley

In the prologue, Don is travelling across the country with a mysterious young girl who he has kidnapped. We don't find out too much about her but we do find out that Don is both scared and feeling guilty for what he's done. He tries to find out about her and asks her about her family and her name. She seems not to be afraid of him at all, at some points even mocking him.

3. What is the name of Richard Gill's English penpal?

From Quiz 'Duet' by Carol Shields

Answer: Anita

The Gill family spent Martin's sabbatical year in Birmingham, in a flat belonging to another family, the Spaldings, who went to stay at an English school in Cyprus. Anita, their daughter, had left a letter for the tenants, which Richard had found, and the two had become pen pals. Richard is very secretive about his correspondence with Anita, and worries when the letters stop coming. Judith wonders if it might be because of a postal strike in the UK, but it is actually because John and Isabel Spalding have divorced, and Isabel and Anita are living in Cyprus. When John later comes to stay with the Gills, he says that Anita read the letters out at teatime, and that he himself is writing a novel about a family based on the Gills.

4. Siegfried Sassoon was one of the leading poets of which war?

From Quiz Siegfried Sassoon

Answer: World War I

Born on September 8, 1886, Sassoon was a soldier who was decorated for his bravery on the Western Front in World War I. Once, he single-handedly captured a German trench on the Hindenburg Line and scattered the German soldiers. He was awarded the Military Cross on July 27, 1916. His poems critique the war by detailing its horror and satirizing those responsible for England's involvement.

5. Paul Myron Linebarger, who wrote science fiction as Cordwainer Smith, was also well known for his work on which topic?

From Quiz Cordwainer Smith

Answer: Psychological warfare

Linebarger was on the faculty of Duke University when World War II broke out. He joined the Army and helped organize its psychological warfare department.

6. Wilt is a lecturer in Liberal Studies. Which book, often assigned to GCSE English students in the UK, is he trying to teach a class of printers?

From Quiz Tom Sharpe's 'Wilt'

Answer: Lord of the Flies

Wilt takes classes of apprentices, such as butchers, secretaries and printers, at the fictional Fenland Technical College (a.k.a. 'the Tech') and often teaches them about books, an endeavour which he considers to be a waste of time. In some classes, he doesn't even talk about the book and just lets the apprentices talk amongst themselves (such as the incredibly gruesome conversation the secretaries have about capital punishment). He actually threatens to make the printers read 'Lord of the Flies' if they don't behave. In one class, he gets into an argument with a printer, who punches him in the face.

7. How does Clara lose her top set of teeth?

From Quiz 'White Teeth' by Zadie Smith

Answer: In a motorcycle accident

Clara's white boyfriend Ryan is a mod, and detested by the other girls at her school. He befriends Clara's mother Hortense, a strict Jehovah's Witness, after she invites him in and gives him Jamaican food. Ryan asks Clara to get on his motorbike and tries to convince her to change her ways and become more religious, but Clara refuses, insisting she'd rather be a goat than a sheep. While they are arguing, Ryan's motorbike crashes into a lamp post, and Clara's top teeth are knocked out.

8. Who is the narrator of the story?

From Quiz That Certain Smile

Answer: Dominique

Dominique, a young girl of eighteen who has just left school, tells the story, which is her story. She is on the threshold of an affair with an older married man, and she tells us her innermost thoughts and feelings as things develop between them.

9. In Patrick Suskind's novel "Perfume", Jean-Baptiste Grenouille was born in a market in 18th Century Paris and was instantly abandoned by his mother. What was her profession?

From Quiz PERFUME: The Story of a Murderer

Answer: She sold fish

Grenouille's mother was selling fish in a Paris market when she went into labour. Grenouille was her fifth baby, though his mother claims the other children were stillborn or died at birth. Expecting Grenouille to succumb to a similar fate, she abandoned him amongst the fish offal and carried on with her daily business.

10. Who is Moon's father?

From Quiz Wings of Fire: Moon Rising

Answer: Morrowseer

When Moon is having a conversation with Darkstalker, he wonders why she is such a disaster with her powers. When she asks who trained him, he says him father (Prince Arctic) taught him how to use his powers. It was then she remembered her own father's name - Morrowseer, who died in the volcano eruption. Her mother had never told her; she had read her mind and detected the name.

11. One of Robert Service's best-known poems ends, except for a repeat of the "chorus," like this: "Since I left Plumtree, down in Tennessee, it's the first time I've been warm." Which poem is it?

From Quiz Lines from "The Best of Robert Service"

Answer: The Cremation of Sam McGee

While there is no town named Plumtree in Tennessee, there is a Chinese restaurant in Knoxville named Plum Tree. "The Cremation of Sam McGee" is one of the poems most often recited in bars in Alaska, both by entertainers and patrons.

12. Miranda Wells is an innocent farm girl from Greenwich, Connecticut. How does she end up going to the glorious estate home of Dragonwyck?

From Quiz "Dragonwyck" by Anya Seton

Answer: Her mother gets a letter of invitation for either of the Wells girls.

Wealthy Patroon Nicolas Van Ryn writes a letter to his distant kinswoman, Mrs. Abigail Wells (Miranda's mother). In the letter, he simply invites either one of Mrs. Wells' daughters to visit Dragonwyck in the role of occasional companion to his daughter Katrine. Miranda is determined to go, and eventually convinces her reluctant father to allow her a chance at Dragonwyck.

13. This character was obsessed with the wolves that lived behind her house and practically raised herself because her parents were inattentive. Who is she?

From Quiz "The Wolves of Mercy Falls" - Characters

Answer: Grace

Grace Brisbane was one of the main characters for the first three books ("Shiver", "Linger", and "Forever"). When she was a child, the wolves, who were actually werewolves, pulled her from her tire swing and dragged her out into the forest. They would have killed her, but one of them became a human and saved her. Afterwards, she was sick and would have turned into a werewolf, but her father accidentally locked her in his car on the hottest day of the year while she was sleeping in the backseat. The incredible heat kept the wolf inside her at bay, but eventually, at the end of "Linger", she was forced to become a wolf or she would have died. At the beginning of "Shiver" she met Sam, who was her favorite wolf and the one who had saved her so many years ago. They almost instantly fell in love. Despite their difficult situation, with Sam, and later Grace, becoming a wolf in the cold, they were desperate to stay together. Grace was a very smart and practical girl. Because her parents were so busy with their own lives and staying out late, she mostly took care of herself.

14. Not that I care, but Mumsey had to sell her pretty successful travel guide company in order to pay for the lawsuits that followed in the wake of my massacre. Do you know what that company was called?

From Quiz Mumsey Once Said: "We Need To Talk About Kevin"

Answer: A Wing and a Prayer

Travel R Us is the travel agency Mumsey got a job at after she had to sell her own company. Lonely Planet is a travel guide book company that exists in real life and in the book it is mentioned to be a competitor to her A Wing and a Prayer company. Before I was born she used to travel the world even though she never really enjoyed it; it is possible that it was a reaction to her own mother's mental inability to leave her own house as she, Mumsey, was growing up.

15. "Mystic and Rider" introduces six companions, four mystics (magic wielders) and two King's Riders (elite warriors). To which two characters specifically does the title "Mystic and Rider" refer?

From Quiz Mystic and Rider

Answer: Senneth and Tayse

Senneth is a powerful mystic or magic wielder. She is also an intimate of King Baryn. In his own way as powerful as Senneth, Tayse serves in, and is one of the best fighters of, the king's elite guard known as the King's Riders. As often happens with strong personalities, the two don't get along well at first. Justin is the other Rider. Kirra and Donnell are shape shifters, while Cammon is a sensitive or 'reader', what we might call an empath.

16. "The Bronze Horseman" is also the name of a famous poem written by a Russian author. What is the author's name?

From Quiz "The Bronze Horseman" by Paullina Simons

Answer: Aleksandr Pushkin

In the book, the poem is one of Tatiana and Alexanders' favorites, and they quote lines from it often. The poem deals with death and the great city of Leningrad itself: "The little houses are bent down, Some - shifted, some - razed to their ground By awful forces of the waves; The bodies, waiting for their graves, Are lying round, like aft fight, merciless."

17. It is 1998, and the world is about to experience a fundamental change in the way things work. What is the calendar date?

From Quiz "Dies the Fire" - A Novel of "The Change" (Part 1)

Answer: March 17th - St. Patrick's Day

It takes a little while to discover the full ramifications of 'The Change', but in a nutshell, electricity stops working, combustion no longer works (gunpowder, explosives, gasoline engines, etc.), and even steam power falls off before it can become truly effective. S.M. Stirling wrote another series of three books, called the "Nantucket" series, in which a mysterious 'Event' sends the island of Nantucket back in time to circa 1250 BC. The 'Event' from that novel series is the catalyst for what happens in this "Emberverse" series. And March 17th, 1998 is when it happens in both series. The truth behind this is not discovered until well into the "Emberverse II" series (set 22 years after 'The Change'), and all anyone knows of the connection at this point is news of strange weather and light phenomena occurring over Nantucket - then (at 6:15 pm Mountain) - everything changes. The books of the "Nantucket" series are: 1) "Island in the Sea of Time" (1998) 2) "Against the Tide of Years" (1999) 3) "On the Oceans of Eternity" (2000)

18. What are the names of the six companions around whom Books 1-4 of the series revolve?

From Quiz The Twelve Houses

Answer: Senneth, Tayse, Justin, Kirra, Donnal and Cammon

"The Twelve Houses" eventually grew to include five books: "Mystic and Rider," "The Thirteenth House," "Dark Moon Defender," "Reader and Raelynx" and "Fortune and Fate." Books 1-4 of the series follow the friendship and adventures of these six companions. "Fortune and Fate" tells a related tale in which the original protagonists play supporting parts. Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy Pevensie, their cousin Eustace Scrub and his friend Jill Poll feature in "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S. Lewis. Frodo Baggins, his cousins Merry Brandybuck, Pippin Took and Fredagar "Fatty" Bolger are hobbits. Sam Gamgee, Frodo's servant cum squire cum friend and Rosie Cotton, Sam's sweetheart, are also hobbits. They appear in "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien. Hermione Granger, Ron and Ginny Weasley and their twin brothers Fred and George and of course Harry himself are characters in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.

19. What was the name of the fictional island the book took place on?

From Quiz "The Scorpio Races" by Maggie Stiefvater

Answer: Thisby

Thisby was a small island in the Atlantic, though it was not specified where. The nearest land was referred to as "the mainland". Skarmouth was the name of the town it was set in. Puck and Sean both loved Thisby and would never leave.

20. In 1992, Self's "Cock and Bull" was published. This bizarre duo of tales tells the story of a woman who suddenly grows male genitalia and a man who suddenly grows female genitalia. Whereabouts does the female genitalia appear on the man?

From Quiz The Weird and Wonderful Will Self

Answer: Behind his knee

In the man's story ("Bull"), the unusual growth appears behind his knee, but he is told by his doctor that it is a regular wound. The doctor later comes to his home and makes questionable advances. The woman's story ("Cock") finds her using her newly grown appendage to abuse her husband. An early publication for Self, "Cock and Bull" set the tone for much of his work, creating absurd and bizarre scenarios and setting them in a bleak realist world. It also features elements of violence and sexuality which come up frequently in Self's writing.

21. The author, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, wrote the novel based on his own experiences in a Gulag. What hirsute facial feature did he associate with Joseph Stalin that ended up in his arrest?

From Quiz One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich

Answer: "the man with the moustache."

Censorship in the Soviet Union was strict and encompassed all of Soviet society. This included personal letters between people, and in 1944-1945 while writing to a school friend about Joseph Stalin, Solzhenitsyn was arrested. The authorities viewed certain remarks as disrespectful, even though Solzhenitsyn had tried to disguise their discussion of Stalin by describing him as "the man with the moustache." He was sentenced to eight years.

22. How did Rachel's older sister Emma get brain damage?

From Quiz "A Thousand Shades of Blue" by: Robin Stevenson

Answer: she got hit by a car

Rachel was four and Emma was six. They were crossing the street with their parents and, when they got to the end of the block, Emma pulled away and back onto the street. A car hit her.

23. Who are Miss Skeeter's best friends?

From Quiz Miss Skeeter from "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett

Answer: Miss Hilly and Miss Leefolt

They have been best friends since they went to Power Elementary school together. Her favorite photograph of the three of them is them in junior high, sitting in the football stands shoulder to shoulder because they are close friends. The stands were empty around them. In college at Ole Miss, Miss Hilly and she were roommates for two years before Miss Hilly left to get married.

24. Who was John Godfrey Saxe, the author of "The Blind Men and the Elephant"?

From Quiz The Blind Men and the Elephant

Answer: An American lawyer, businessman and poet (1816-1887)

Saxe began his writing career as a satirist but concluded his writing with serious poems, influenced by the many personal tragedies in his life.

25. In the Annunaki's numbering system of planets, what number is given to the Earth?

From Quiz Zecharia Sitchin's "The Lost Book of Enki"

Answer: 7

In their system of numbering the planets are numbered from the outermost to innermost.

26. Who is Captain Pausert's fiancee in the beginning of the book?

From Quiz The Witches of Karres

Answer: Illyla

Illyla's father sends Captain Pausert on a trading mission. While on his way back, he buys three slave girls because they were being abused. Unfortunately, that gets him into trouble with Councilor Onswud, Illyla's father, because buying slaves is illegal in Nikkeldepain.

27. On which day does the world discover that death has been eradicated?

From Quiz Death With Interruptions

Answer: New Year's Day

On New Year's Day, no-one dies. Although car crashes cause incomprehensible damages on this day, there are no fatalities. The country carries on as it did before, but no funerals are held and no bodies are buried. Notoriously, the Queen Mother remains on her last breaths, eternally, as she lays in her bed. When this odd news spreads, the world discovers the truth that death no longer has a say. Life continues eternally. The churches are concerned. With no death there is no resurrection and there is no church. Funeral services and undertakers have taken to performing ceremonies for family pets whether their deaths are natural or accidental. Even retirement and Eventide homes have taken on a new approach. With no-one dying, senior citizens must renew their life insurance past eighty. Once at this age, legally, they have their first death. This can be renewed another eighty years down the line. Surgery is performed with no risks. A world without death. Fancy that.

28. Aside from being an Israeli spy, Gabriel Allon has another career that serves as his cover. What is this other career?

From Quiz Moscow Rules

Answer: Art restorer

At the beginning of the story, Allon is restoring "Martyrdom of St. Erasmus" by Nicolas Poussin on behalf of the Vatican.

29. What is Sasha's real name?

From Quiz "The Foreshadowing"- Marcus Sedgwick

Answer: Alexandra

"Sasha" is a nickname given to her by her mother.

30. What is the name of the girl who has nightmares like Stacey?

From Quiz Red is for Remembrance

Answer: Porsha

Everyone believes that Porsha is crazy and she even begins to believe it herself. Stacey manages to get through to her and helps her deal with her nightmares by helping her practice magic.

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