A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Literature Mixture. Player Grad56 asks:

Who wrote the book "The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care"? Charles Mayo Joseph Rochester Warren Anderson Benjamin Spock

#2. Literature Mixture. Player HappyCamper48 asks:

An atlas is a reference book. What kind of information will you find in an atlas? current television schedule maps and geographic information financial charts and graphs words and their definitions

#3. Literature Mixture. Player croatoan asks:

What chilly U.S. state is referenced in the title of author John Green's first novel? Maine Alaska Washington Wisconsin

#4. Literature Mixture. Player Efolas asks:

A large towel is certainly a very useful item in which British sci fi classic? The Hitchhiker's Guide To Nowhere The Hitchhiker's Guide To Mars The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Beach

#5. Literature Mixture. Player nyirene330 asks:

In which book would you find the characters of Ralph, Piggy and Jack? The Lords of Discipline The Lord of the Rings Lord of the Flies Lord Jim

#6. Literature Mixture. Player wonkatriv asks:

Johanna Spyri, who wrote the children's book "Heidi", was born and lived in which country? Austria Slovenia Germany Switzerland

#7. Literature Mixture. Player candy-pop asks:

American author R. L. Stine penned which long-running series of children's horror and fantasy books whose titles included 'Night of the Living Dummy', 'Monster Blood' and 'Say Cheese and Die'? Point Horror Fear Street Goosebumps Shivers

#8. Literature Mixture. Player penguin65 asks:

Which English humorist created the monocle-wearing dandy Psmith, as well as the famous valet Jeeves? Guy Bolton Jerome K. Jerome P.G. Wodehouse Herbert Westbrook

#9. Literature Mixture. Player mazza47 asks:

In Alexandre Dumas' novel "The Three Musketeers", what is the name of the impecunious 18-year-old boy who comes to Paris at the start of the story to become a Musketeer? D'Artagnan Athos Porthos Aramis

#10. Literature Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

Which Scottish poet's "Halloween" (1785) describes Scottish Halloween traditions and romantic fortune-telling games? Alistair MacLean Lady Grizel Baillie Robert Louis Stevenson Robert Burns