A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Literature Mixture. Player chessart asks:

Shakespeare wrote: "This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, ______________, Thou canst not then be false to any man." What goes in the blank? as the river to the sea as the night the day without a doubt as the hawk after its prey

#2. Literature Mixture. Player PeggyLouisa asks:

What is the name of the pig who becomes the main leader/dictator in George Orwell's satire "Animal Farm"? Boxer Snowball Napoleon Squealer

#3. Literature Mixture. Player empressdaze asks:

In Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", Romeo's reckless, free-spirited best friend has a name that reflects his unpredictable mood. Based on his name, how might you describe him? (Hint: ancient Roman messenger god) vulcan oratorical mercurial hermetic

#4. Literature Mixture. Player EnglishJedi asks:

Which fictional British police detective was created by Colin Dexter? Inspector Morse Detective Chief Inspector Banks Detective Inspector Frost Detective Inspector Rebus

#5. Literature Mixture. Player Matthew_07 asks:

American writer Dan Brown's sixth novel, published in 2013, has the same name as the title of the first part of Dante's "Divine Comedy". What is the title? Sfumato Purgatorio Inferno Paradiso

#6. Literature Mixture. Player alexis722 asks:

Agatha Christie used the title "By The Pricking of My Thumbs" for one of her mysteries. Which author used the second part of the familiar quotation ("Something wicked this way comes") for one of his works? Theodore Sturgeon M.R James Harlan Ellison Ray Bradbury

#7. Literature Mixture. Player zorba_scank asks:

Which author penned a fictional journey that began at Iceland's Snaefellsjokull volcano and ended at Italy's Stromboli volcano? H G Wells Isaac Asimov Jules Verne Anton Chekov

#8. Literature Mixture. Player zorlock7 asks:

Who was it that ordered everyone to help him kill Moby-Dick in the novel "Moby-Dick"? Starbuck Queeg Ishmael Captain Ahab

#9. Literature Mixture. Player garrybl asks:

Which pop group's name might have been (but wasn't) chosen because it was part of the rhyme scheme for a limerick? Death Cab for Cutie AHA ABBA Baba O'Reilly

#10. Literature Mixture. Player LeoDaVinci asks:

The "Iliad", Homer's epic concerning the battle for Troy and the rescue of Helen, is centered around which nearly-invincible hero? Paris Hector Odysseus Achilles