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1. A fictional character in "David Copperfield", a book by Charles Dickens, could be described as being "oily", a "sycophant", "manipulative" and with false humility. In fact he often states that he is 'umble. He despised David and caused financial problems for his own employer.
Who was this person?
2. A man was falsely accused of murdering Dr. Robinson in Mark Twain's "Tom Sawyer". Another man actually did kill the doctor in a graveyard one night while they were grave-robbing for him. The accused man drank a bit too much, and as a result of being him being tipsy the actual killer was able to convince the other man of his "guilt".
What is the name of this falsely-accused character?
3. This young boy's sister, "Scout", was almost murdered while she was on her way home from a Halloween pageant. A man named Bob Ewell attacked her and her brother, breaking his arm in the process. "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee is the name of the novel, but what is Scout's brother's name?
4. An Agatha Christie character that she learned to loathe so much that she eventually "killed him off", at least in her stories, was a Belgian detective.
The author had developed him in quite a few stories, and had eventually made him into such an insufferable character that even she couldn't stand him anymore!
Which character was this, that last appeared in the story "Curtain"?
5. "Little Women", a novel written by Louisa May Alcott, was a critical success and was originally published in two volumes. Which major character of the story was loosely based on the author's life, with her sisters being represented by some of the other female characters?
6. Tara. Twelve Oaks. Pittypat. Ashley.
Author - Atlanta native Margaret Mitchell
Who was the vain, self-centered and manipulative protagonist of this romantic classic reminiscent of the Old South and its fading aristocratic lifestyle?
7. By what other name was the character Sleeping Beauty known, as written by the Grimm Brothers?
8. This character, a creation of Dorothy L. Sayers, was an amateur British gentleman type of detective; solving mysteries for his own amusement.
Who was this man, whose family motto, as displayed under its coat of arms, was "As my Whimsy takes me."
9. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle presented us with the skills of a detective named Sherlock Holmes. Who was his friend and assistant, who had previously served as a soldier in Afghanistan, that appeared in so many of the stories?
10. In these eight stories by author Beverly Cleary, a young girl with a very active imagination had lots of fun just being a kid. Who was this character, that her sister viewed as a "pest"?
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