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Frank Beddor, author of the best-selling book "The Looking Glass Wars" (and sequels thereto), was a world champion freestyle skier in 1981 and 1982, before retiring and going to work in the film industry, initially as a skiing stunt double, before trying his hand at film production.
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  Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"    
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The Boarderland tribe names of Frank Beddor's "The Looking Glass Wars" trilogy have something very strange about them: they are anagrams of famous board and card games. This quiz deals with ten of the 21 tribes.
Average, 10 Qns, salami_swami, May 05 11
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  The Looking Glass Wars Characters    
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"The Looking Glass Wars" by Frank Beddor is a great book, and so are the characters! Enjoy!
Easier, 10 Qns, rosah, Nov 20 10
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  Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"    
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This quiz in a mixture of history and literature- what are the connections between Alice Liddel and 'The Looking Glass Wars' by Frank Beddor?
Average, 10 Qns, rosah, Nov 20 10
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Finally, what is the name of the sequel to 'The Looking Glass Wars'?

From Quiz "Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars""




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Frank Beddor Trivia Questions

1. What Boarderland tribe has a name which is an anagram of the game "Uno"?

From Quiz
Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Onu

Though most tribes are mobile, on the map inside the book "Seeing Redd", part 2 in the "Looking Glass Wars" trilogy, the Onu tribe is located in north central Boarderland. Uno was invented in 1971, and is the Spanish or Italian word for "one". The object of the game is to get rid of all your cards, and when you are down to one card, you shout out "Uno!"

2. What was the real name of the man Alice Liddel befriended when she was a young girl, influencing the author to write 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Charles Dodgson

In 'The Looking Glass Wars' the reader can see how Alice Liddel befriended Lewis Carroll (aka Charles Dodgson) and gave him the idea for 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' when she spoke of her previous life when she lived as a princess in Wonderland. It then shows how she thought he would write an accurate account of what had really happened to her but that, when she realised how he had changed the details of her previous life, she got upset as she thought it would make her stories seem even more ridiculous. In the story, she didn't speak to him again until her eighteenth birthday.

3. Which card game is the "Astacan" tribe an anagram of?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Canasta

The Astacan tribe is located at the very northern part of Boarderland, near the border of Morgavia. Canasta was invented in 1939, and is believed to be a variation of 500 Rum. In the came, the goal is to make "canastas" (combinations of seven cards of the same value). Once you can go out, you get points for the types of "canaastas" you have made.

4. In the 'Looking Glass Wars', Alice Liddel was the main character, but what was her real name whenever she was in (or associated with) Wonderland?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Alyss Heart

Frank Beddor was rather clever with his novel as, whenever Alice was in Wonderland or still believed in Wonderland, she would be referred to as Alyss. Her name in Wonderland was 'Princess Alyss Heart'. The novel shows how her teacher in our world did not like her spelling her name A-L-Y-S-S as she thought it was incorrect.

5. Scrabble is a widely popular game of letters, which may involve anagrams. What tribe is an anagram of "Scrabble"?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Scabbler

The Scabbler tribe is located near the Glyph Cliffs in northwestern Boarderland. The Glyph Cliffs are on the boarder of Boarderland and Outerwilderbeastia. Scrabble was invented in 1931, under the name "Lexiko", and was very different from the Scrabble we know today. It became a crossword-puzzle game under the name "Scrabble" in 1948.

6. Everybody knows the Mad Hatter, but in 'The Looking Glass Wars' what was his real name?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Hatter Madigan

Hatter Madigan is an experienced member of the Wonderland millinery and his hat, bracelets and backpack can turn into blades so that he can protect himself and others. While escaping Wonderland with the princess he lost her and it took him 13 years to find her again!

7. What card game is the "Fel Creel" tribe an anagram of?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Free Cell

The Fel Creel tribe is located near Fortune Bay, in the central western part of Boarderland. Though it is unknown what the exact origins of Free Cell are, it may have been a game similar to Eight Off, now called Baker's Game, invented in 1968. However, it may be related to a 1945 game, Forty Thieves. The object of the game is similar to Solitaire: build up all four suits in a deck from ace to king.

8. What was the name of the portal Alice and Hatter went through in Wonderland that allowed Wonderlanders to travel to our world?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: the pool of tears

The pool of tears was given its name because it was believed that when people entered it, they never returned. Because of this, their loved ones would sit by the pool waiting for them and would cry into it. To get back to Wonderland, it was said that the Wonderlander needed to look for a puddle where a puddle shouldn't be.

9. Which tribe is an anagram of the card game "War"?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Awr

The Awr tribe is located in the northeastern part of Boarderland. It is not exactly clear how the card game "War" came to be, but it is often played by children as it is a very simple game. The object is to gain all the cards in a deck, by "battling" your opponent. The highest card wins the trick, and when players tie, they go to "war", by placing three cards face down, and flipping the top card, and the winner of that will get all the cards in the pot. A computer program played 1,000,000 games, and in those 1,000,000, a sextuple war only happened once!

10. Back to real life Alice Liddel. She had two sisters - what were their names?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Edith and Lorina

Edith was three years older than Alice while Lorina was two years younger. They would also go for trips with Lewis Carroll but, obviously, it was Alice he favoured most.

11. The "Doomsine" tribe is an anagram of what game?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Dominoes

The Doomsine tribe lives just to the west of Boarderton, the main settlement and capital of Boarderland, and also where King Arch resides. The oldest set of dominoes tiles date back to the 12th century, but the Chinese are crediting with inventing the modern dominoes. The most common sets include the Double-6 set, Double-9 set, Double-12 set, Double-15 set, and Double-18 set. In a Double-18 set, there are 190 tiles, with 3,420 pips (or dots) on them in total!

12. Go Fish! Children often yell this out playing the card game "Go Fish", which is an anagram of which "Looking Glass Wars" tribe?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Shifog

The Shifog tribe is located in the west central part of Boarderland. It is just a little south from Boarderton. Go Fish has been around for a long time. It is played with a special "Go Fish" deck, or just a regular 52-card deck. The object of the game is to make pairs by asking players if they have a certain card.

13. A key character is General Doppelgänger; what is so special about him?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: He can split into two people

General Doppelgänger is able to split into two people- one named General Doppel and one named General Gänger. These two generals can then also split into two!

14. Both the "Bogin" and the "Gnobi" tribes are anagrams of which game?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Bingo

The Gnobi tribe lives in south central Boarderland, near the main river that splits the southern part of Boarderland with the rest. The Bogin tribe lives in the southeast of Boarderland. Bingo has been around for hundreds of years, since 1776 when the term "bingo" was used for lotteries in general. However, the modern version of Bingo, the game where you must get five in a row on a card, using numbers called out by the Bingo caller, was invented in 1934.

15. Some may call me pompous, but I believe that, as a member of such a prestigious family, I am entitled to more than others. I plan to marry the Princess, I have a large rear end and always wear a wig. Who am I?

From Quiz The Looking Glass Wars Characters

Answer: Jack of Diamonds

Jack of Diamonds is a pompous youngster with the largest rear end in Wonderland. He wishes to marry Alyss in order to become King, and get more control. By wearing a wig, he feels more commanding and mature, even when Redd turned his wig into a monster in part 3 of the book.

16. In 'The Looking Glass Wars' who was Alice truly in love with?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Dodge Anders

Although in real life, Alice Liddell married Reginald Hargreaves, in the novel, she was in love with Dodge Anders, whom she had been friends with for her entire life. He was also in love with her but knew that she would not be allowed to marry a 'commoner', so he tried to keep his distance.

17. "Old Maid" is an anagram of what Boarderland tribe?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Maldoid

The Maldoid tribe lives in the very southwestern corner of Boarderland, which borders Unterlan. Old Maid was first made by the Parker Brothers in 1880. The game is similar to Go Fish, but one randomly takes a card from another player (instead of asking) and whoever is left with the "old maid" is the loser. The game was based on an old game in which the loser, left with the "old maid", would buy everybody's drinks.

18. What was the name of Alice Liddel's real parents?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Henry and Lorina

In the book, Alice Heart's mother was named Queen Genevieve and her father King Nolan, but both were murdered by her Aunt Redd, who felt that she was the rightful Queen. In real life, Henry and Lorina Liddell were Alice Lidell's parents.

19. One of the most popular games ever created by Parker Brothers is which game, an anagram of the "Moonploy" tribe?

From Quiz Tribes of "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Monopoly

The Moonploy tribe live in southwestern Boarderland, bordering both the Bookie River and Fortune Bay. Monopoly is a board game that can be traced back all the way to 1903, but did not become "Monopoly" until 1935. The object of the game is to get the most money before someone goes bankrupt. In the game, you can buy property, houses and hotels, and you also pay rent and go to jail.

20. Finally, what is the name of the sequel to 'The Looking Glass Wars'?

From Quiz Alice Liddel and "The Looking Glass Wars"

Answer: Seeing Redd

"Seeing Redd" was published on the 21 August 2007 and has 384 pages! What will happen to Alyss Heart next?

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