A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Literature Mixture. Player LauraMcC asks:

In the "Hornblower" books by C.S. Forester, what problem did Hornblower suffer from when he initially stepped aboard his ships? He was scared of the ship's rats He was seasick He did not like the dark He was too lazy to do the work

#2. Literature Mixture. Player suomy asks:

Writing romance novels as Mary Westmacott, this writer was best known for her Miss Jane Marple and Hercule Poirot characters. Who was she? Ellery Queen Dorothy L Sayers Agatha Christie Jessica Fletcher

#3. Literature Mixture. Player rossian asks:

The saying 'tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor' was adapted by John Le Carré for the title of his 1974 novel. Which occupation replaced 'sailor'? Agent Spy Mole Spook

#4. Literature Mixture. Player apathy100 asks:

Which of the following sports was initially created for a series of novels by J.K. Rowling? Quidditch Qianball Quoits Quadrathlon

#5. Literature Mixture. Player qrayx asks:

In the 1950s, J.R.R. Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" novels were published. Which popular children's book is sometimes considered a precursor to the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy? The Hobbit Treasure Island The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Indiana Jones

#6. Literature Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

Before Gregory Peck ever played the part, which American author created the literary character Atticus Finch? Hunter S. Thompson John Steinbeck Harper Lee Tennessee Williams

#7. Literature Mixture. Player lout62001 asks:

What would be the common number to complete the following book titles: '___ Years in Tibet', 'The House of ___ Gables' and '___ Pillars of Wisdom'? Five Seven Three Nine

#8. Literature Mixture. Player Chavs asks:

Which children's author wrote "The Tale of Ginger and Pickles" about a cat and dog who owned a grocery shop? Beatrix Potter Victor Hugo Stephen King J.K. Rowling

#9. Literature Mixture. Player Stonecreek asks:

Which author, who primarily writes horror fiction, is well-known for both living in and setting many of his works in Maine? Stephen Duke Stephen Queen Stephen King Stephen Prince

#10. Literature Mixture. Player DizWiz asks:

"The face that launch'd a thousand ships", a line written by Christopher Marlowe, refers to which mythological figure? Aphrodite Helen of Troy Athena Hera