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1. In Gary Chapman's book "The Five Love Languages", which category describes telling someone you love them, verbally saying that they make you happy?

From Quiz Five Love Languages - Gary Chapman

Answer: Words of affirmation

"Words of affirmation" are one of the five categories in the book. Verbal acknowledgements of affection, encouragement, even written in text form can all be classified in the "words of affirmation" category.

From Quiz "Dark Matter" by Blake Crouch

Answer: Chicago

Jason Dessen and his wife Daniela and son Charlie live a happy life in Chicago. Before they found out that Daniela was pregnant, they both had dreams to make it big in their chosen fields, but gave up on those lofty dreams in order to focus on family. They are happy together if not a little unfilled professionally. As the book begins, they are enjoying Thursday night family night in their brownstone in Logan Square, Chicago on a beautiful October evening.

From Quiz The Poetry of Stephen Crane

Answer: Black Riders and Other Lines

"The Black Riders and Other Lines" was published in 1895 by Copeland & Day. "War Is Kind" was published a year later. "Lyrical Ballads" is a collection by Wordsworth and Coleridge. "And Still I Rise" is a Maya Angelou collection. "A City Winter and Other Poems" is by Frank O'Hara. Stephen Crane preferred to refer to his verse as "lines" rather than "poems."

From Quiz The Manchurian Candidate

Answer: Korean War

"The Manchurian Candidate" was published in 1959, six years before the Americans had soldiers in Vietnam. Ray served in the U.S. Army during the Korean war, which lasted from 1950 to 1953. Ray returned from the war and left the Army in 1952, before the war was over. Ray and his squad were captured and taken to Tonghua, a city in China close to the Korean border.

From Quiz "The Awakening" by Kate Chopin

Answer: Kentucky

Early in the novel, it was established that Edna, "though she had married a Creole, was not thoroughly at home in the society of Creoles". It was during one of her talks with Madame Ratignolle that she described a scene from her childhood which she was reminded of upon looking out at the sea. She described a summer day where she was crossing a large meadow "that seemed as big as the ocean". At one point, her husband even referred to her as coming from "sound old Presbyterian Kentucky stock".

From Quiz Morbid Fantasy

Answer: Murder

'The Bloody Chamber' was about a teenage girl who married a rich, older man in order to bring herself out of poverty. The man had been married multiple times before - his last wife had died in a 'boating accident', though her body had never been recovered. When her husband went away on a business trip, the girl was told that she was forbidden to enter one particular room. You can probably guess what was inside...

From Quiz "Wild Storm" by Richard Castle

Answer: Airliners were being shot down with lasers.

Terrorists were using a futuristic weapon to shoot down any airliner they wished. The media was comparing the attacks to 9/11, when terrorists hijacked several planes and used them as weapons against the United States.

From Quiz "The Demon King" by Cinda Williams Chima

Answer: Ragmarket

Han Alister is a sixteen year old boy who had previously been the leader of a street gang, the Raggers, in his home area of Ragmarket. He lives with his mother and young sister, Mari. To protect his family, he is no longer part of the gang, now headed by a new streetlord called Cat. In the neighboring area, Southbridge, is the Raggers' rival gang, the Southies, headed by Shiv. Although he is no longer a street thug, the finger is pointed toward Han when several Southies turn up tortured and murdered, and so he is on the run from the Queen's Guards even more than usual.

From Quiz Ready Player One

Answer: The Oasis

Created by James Halliday and Ogden Morrow, The Oasis became the biggest computer program on the planet within the confines of the book. People across the globe could use the simulation to attend virtual schools, play vintage video games, read books and just about anything else that could be done in the real world.

From Quiz The Troop

Answer: Prince Edward Island

A hungry man hightails it to the coast in an old truck. Reaching the northern coast of Prince Edward Island, he steals a fishing boat and rides out, bound for any escape from those who are surely following behind him. Arriving on what he finds to be Falstaff Island, a remote location a few kilometers offshore, he follows a small pinprick of light coming from a solitary shack where Scoutmaster Tim and five boys on an expedition are spending the night. Tim, also a doctor, offers the mystery man, clearly ill, a place to rest. During this time, the man destroys the radio, knowing people are after him, before he throws up on Tim; spreading his unknown infection. The boys, meanwhile, are locked in their room for the night.

From Quiz Caleb Carr's "The Alienist"

Answer: Laszlo Kreizler

An "alienist" was an early term for a psychiatrist or psychologist - they explored the minds of people who were considered alienated from society.

From Quiz "The Red Badge of Courage" by Stephen Crane

Answer: His mother

His mother felt he was needed on the farm. She also looked with contempt on his dreams and eagerness to join in the fray. Athough she called him a fool, she made a lengthy speech of advice and farewell.

From Quiz The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories

Answer: The bodies of her husband's previous wives

In this take on the Charles Perrault folk tale "Bluebeard", a young bride is taken in as the fourth wife of a rich man and it soon becomes apparent that the marriage is not going to be a lasting one. After several instances of forewarning and bad vibes, she allows herself to be whisked off to her new husband's castle. A pianist, the bride doesn't take to her new castle abode, especially when the piano inside is compromised by the sea out the window; she has to ask to have a tuner come in and fix it regularly. Before the husband heads to New York on a six-week business trip, she's left with the keys and told to have free run of the castle-- every room except one at the foot of the west tower. A blind piano tuner is hired. It takes little time for the bride to start exploring and, in an attempt to uncover more about her new husband and sate her curiosity, she decides it won't hurt to check his forbidden room. It does. In this literal chamber of horrors she finds the dead bodies of her husband's three prior wives, all tortured. She drops the key in a pool of blood and that ends up being her undoing. After she tells her piano-tuner, her husband returns home and asks to see the keys. He places the bloody one on her forehead, leaving a mark, and tells her that she shall be decapitated. Fortunately, before her head can roll, she's saved by her mother who rides in on a horse and shoots her executioner with a revolver. The widow inherits the money, marries the blind piano-tuner, and forever holds the mark on her forehead.

From Quiz Collodi's Cricket

Answer: Italy

"Hmm hopefully you all got that one right. My life began in Italy not America like most people think. However, Walt Disney was the American animator who really brought me to life in 1940. It was Disney's second film, after the success of 'Snow White and the Seven Vertically Challenged People' -- okay they were called dwarves, I was just trying to be polite." "Now back to Carlo Collodi. He was born in Florence, Italy in 1826. He became an accomplished writer of children's stories. In 1880 he began writing "Storia di un Burattino" simply translated as "Story of a Marionette." It was first published in "Il Giornale dei Bambini" which was a newspaper especially for children. Who knew way back then that me and my wooden friend would become so famous? It really is all thanks to dear old Collodi!"

From Quiz The "FBI" series by Catherine Coulter

Answer: Ice Cream

The character of Sally Brainerd travels to this little town called the Cove in Oregon to try to escape the questioning about her father's death. To find out the truth, Special Agent James Quinlan is sent in undercover to find out the rest of the story. Along the highway an Ice Cream billboard is displayed to try to get some tourist attendance and increased revenue into this small town.

From Quiz The Other Hand

Answer: She paints her toenails.

Little Bee knows that if she is attractive and pretty, she could become a target of the male detainees, which is a frightening prospect. In order to avoid their attention, she has her hair cut short, binds her breasts, and wears masculine clothing. One day she finds a pot of nail polish inside a charity box. She wears the nail polish underneath her combat boots in order to remind herself of who she is underneath the facade.

From Quiz Runescape: Betrayal at Falador

Answer: Slyr

Sir Amik is a White Knight of Falador. Kara-Meir is a mysterious woman who appears in Falador. Jerrod is a werewolf trying to find his nephew, Gar'rth, to force him to be blooded. Slyr is woman from Umbriel in a novel based on "The Elder Scrolls" series.

From Quiz L.A. Candy

Answer: Laguna Beach

"Laguna Beach" is set as the basis for the book "L.A. Candy." Two girls in California are cast on a television series and have to deal with the issues that come with popularity.

From Quiz The Empty Mirror

Answer: Stoneybeach

New England is the northeastern corner of the United States. It is bordered by Canada, The Atlantic Ocean, and New York.

From Quiz 'Graceling' by Kristin Cashore

Answer: She hit him in the face.

The man was some sort of distant cousin, to whom Katsa took an immediate dislike when she saw the creepy way he interacted with girls. Eventually the man began to pay unwelcome attention to Katsa. She tried to leave, but instead of letting her, the man reached out a hand to grab her leg. Feeling threatened, Katsa hit him in the face, only the blow was so strong that it shoved the bones of his nose into his brain, and he died on the spot. It was at this point that the nature of Katsa's Grace was first revealed.

From Quiz Children of Amarid

Answer: Mages

Mages, of course, named after the man who helped found the Order of Mages and Masters.

From Quiz "Bloodline" Characters

Answer: Tepes, John, and Quincey

Tepes is the son of Dracula. Quincey and John are Tepes' sons. They are half-brothers. Lily is John's half-sister, but she is entirely human.

From Quiz The Dragon Heir

Answer: Devereaux D'Orsay

Jason is just leaving from stealing from them when he is caught. D'Orsay tries to stop him, but fails.

From Quiz "The Windflower" by Tom and Sharon Curtis

Answer: April

Merry has lived with her Aunt April ever since her mother died.

From Quiz "My Antonia" by Willa Cather

Answer: He is going to live with his grandparents

Jim's parents both die "within a year" of one another at the beginning of the story. Jim's family in Virginia decides it is best for him to go live with his grandparents in Nebraska.

From Quiz "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho

Answer: The ruined Sacristy

He feels the old church is haunted when he has the same dream of a child leading him to the pyramids to show him treasure twice.

From Quiz "The Black Company" by Glen Cook

Answer: Croaker

Croaker is, among other things, the Company Annalist! He is the person who keeps the written history of the Company brothers and the Company itself. Mercy, Tom-Tom and the Lieutenant are other members of the Company.

From Quiz The Last of the Mohicans

Answer: The French and Indian War

What we now refer to as "The French and Indian War" was but one theater on a nearly global war between France and Great Britain.

From Quiz "Terzah's Sons" by Victoria Copus

Answer: Fifteen

Terzah is fifteen when the story begins, although as a Har he is fully adult and a parent. Deria, who has no knowledge of Harish development, is amazed when Terzah tells her how old he is.

From Quiz High School Bites: The Lucy Chronicles

Answer: Hellenberg

Stoker was the name of the man who wrote the book "Dracula". Carnahan is her best friend's last name. Dobbs is the last name of the teacher who helps Lucy. Lucy learns about Dracula from her English teacher Mr. Dobbs who is the great, great nephew of Bram Stoker.

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