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As well as portraying Victorian England, with an emphasis on what he perceived as pressing social issues, Dickens created some memorable characters, many with intriguing names.
72 Charles Dickens quizzes and 1,008 Charles Dickens trivia questions.
1.
  Dickens' Christmas Novellas   great trivia quiz  
Match Quiz
 10 Qns
'A Christmas Carol' may be the most familiar of them, but it was only the first of five Christmas novellas from Charles Dickens. Match each character with the book in which they appear.
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  A Dickensian Who's Who   great trivia quiz  
Classification Quiz
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Are you hoity-toity enough to know just exactly who is who in each of these popular Charles Dickens novels? Match the book with each list of Dickensian characters.
Easier, 12 Qns, trident, May 04 22
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  Dickensian Maids   best quiz  
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All of the maids or servants described are characters in a work by Charles Dickens - you just have to match them up with the right book.
Easier, 10 Qns, Fifiona81, Dec 15 17
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  The Novels of Charles Dickens   popular trivia quiz  
Ordering Quiz
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Arrange the novels of Charles Dickens in order of the start of their publication in serialized form. (This excludes short stories and his "Christmas" novellas.)
Easier, 15 Qns, bernie73, Jan 10 22
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  Charles Dickens Characters Test Your Knowledge   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
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I will give you the character's name and a brief discription. You give me the Charles Dickens novel they are in.
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  Match the Dickens Characters   great trivia quiz  
Match Quiz
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I'll give you the names of some characters from novels by Charles Dickens. All you need to do is match them to the correct book.
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  "Bleak House" - worst title but best Dickens book?   best quiz  
Multiple Choice
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Many people are put off one of Charles Dickens' best books by the depressing title. However, those who have read it will know how good it is and get the answers to most of these questions.
Average, 25 Qns, Philian, Aug 03 05
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  Who in the Dickens Are They?   best quiz  
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Some of the most interestingly-named characters in literature can be found in the pages of Charles Dickens' novels. I'll give you the name of the character, and you'll choose the novel in which he or she appears.
Tough, 10 Qns, Cymruambyth, Aug 08 23
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  A Tale of Two Halves    
Match Quiz
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Match the endings of these titles of works by Charles Dickens with the beginnings. Common shortened versions of titles are used.
Very Easy, 10 Qns, KentQuizzer, Apr 19 16
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  Dickens' "Our Mutual Friend"   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
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"Our Mutual Friend" was Charles Dickens' last completed novel. This is a brief quiz given the book's length and its labyrinth plot. May be spoilers herein.
Average, 15 Qns, albinerhawk, Jul 16 09
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trivia question Quick Question
What are the names of the two wards in Chancery that have Mr. Jarndyce appointed as their guardian?

From Quiz ""Bleak House" - worst title but best Dickens book?"




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  What the Dickens?   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A very timely subject is this. Even Oprah recommends Dickens, choosing "Great Expections" and "Tale of Two Cities" as selections for her book club for December 2010. How familiar are you with these ten Dickensian characters?
Average, 10 Qns, drbabe, Sep 14 18
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  Please, Sir, I Want Some More   popular trivia quiz  
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This is a quiz about the works of Charles Dickens. If you have not read his books there are very many dramatizations of his work so it is still worth giving it a go if you have seen some.
Easier, 10 Qns, Serenesh, Jun 17 20
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  What the Dickens Shall I Call You?    
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Can you find the surnames of these Dickens characters from the twisted clues?
Easier, 10 Qns, balaton, Oct 17 17
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  Dickens Villains and Bad-guys   great trivia quiz  
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Charles Dickens wrote stories with many memorable characters, not all of which you'd like to call a friend. Can you identify the villain or story they come from?
Average, 15 Qns, Spontini, Jan 16 16
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  Little Dorrit   popular trivia quiz  
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"Little Dorrit" is one of Charles Dickens' masterpieces, published as a serial novel between 1855 and 1857. It's a satire that criticizes the hypocrisy of society and the way poor people were treated.
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  Death in Dickens   popular trivia quiz  
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In the novels of Charles Dickens, people are born, people live, and then a lot of them die. Here are some notable deaths from his books. Can you spot them all?
Average, 10 Qns, CSLwoman, Feb 15 19
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  Charles Dickens - Hard Times    
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I am currently studying this book at college and I think that it's good.
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  The Old Curiosity Shop    
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As expected from Charles Dickens, "The Old Curiosity Shop" is full of rich and varied characters. I enjoyed the book, I hope you enjoy the quiz!
Average, 10 Qns, OswaldEllie, Aug 02 17
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  10 Question Charles Dickens Characters Quiz   popular trivia quiz  
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I give you some characters (not necessarily main ones), you say the book. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, eunomia, Jul 03 13
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  Mixed Up Dickens!    
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Oh dear! The loose pages of my beloved "Complete Dickens" manuscript have blown all over the courtyard, and in scrambling to gather them up, I've got them all out of sort. What happens to these Dickensian characters when they are put wrong way to?
Tough, 10 Qns, sidnobls, Jan 17 09
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  The Great Charles Dickens   popular trivia quiz  
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Charles John Huffam Dickens is one of the most beloved authors of all time. Born into poverty in 1812, he used his many experiences to illustrate how one can rise above adversity and achieve happiness and success in life.
Average, 10 Qns, richicago, May 09 09
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  Dickens' Good Guys    
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Dickens produced some wonderful characters in his novels. A great many villains but also some very worthy folk too. Can you identify these good people?
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  Mr. Woodcourt    
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Mr. Woodcourt, the hero of Charles Dickens' novel "Bleak House", is perhaps the most understated romantic hero in English Literature. How much do you know about him?
Average, 20 Qns, Catreona, Mar 09 12
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  Dombey and Son    
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Charles Dickens combines melodrama, comedy and serious themes in this impressive work centred around the Dombey family.
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  First Lines of Dickens Novels    
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This is a little quiz to see how many of the first lines of Charles Dickens' books you can identify. It's not always the entire first sentence either. Have fun.
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  The Works of Charles Dickens    
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This quiz is all about the works of arguably the greatest Victorian writer.
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  Details About Dickens Novels    
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I give you a detail about a Dickens novel, you tell me what I'm describing. It's that simple.
Average, 10 Qns, trivia12387, Jan 09 13
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  What the Dickens!    
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Charles Dickens is still one of the most read authors, so I'll give you the opening lines and you click the correct novel. Have Fun.
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  What the Dickens    
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A ten question quiz on Charles Dickens (1812-1870). One of literature's greatest exponents.
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  For Charles Dickens Addicts    
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Be gentle with me, this is my first time! I've just been re-reading Dickens, so now I'll share it with you.
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  The Wicked Wit of Charles Dickens    
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The works of Charles Dickens are full of the most amazing and delightfully imaginative similes, metaphors and other colourful figures of speech. Can you answer these questions about them?
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  Seasonal Dickens    
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Between 1843 and 1848, Charles Dickens wrote a series of books, known collectively as "The Christmas Books". Some are better known than others. How much do you know about these and about other Christmassy references in other Dickens works?
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  Newly Edited Dickens Bio    
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I have been a fan of Charles Dickens' novels since I was 15 and a teacher suggested David Copperfield. Hope you enjoy this quiz. I had fun recalling all this trivia!
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  Charles Dickens Addicts Mark 2    
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By popular request (well, one) I bring you another quiz on the books of Charles Dickens.
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  Nicholas Nickleby    
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Of all of the novels written by Dickens, Nicholas Nickleby is my favorite. I hope you agree, and I hope you paid attention while you read. Otherwise, this quiz could prove challenging.
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  Is Dickens Our Mutual Friend?    
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Many characters in "Our Mutual Friend" have nicknames. Can you match them with their real names?
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Charles Dickens Trivia Questions

1. In which of Dickens's novels do the words in the title of this quiz, 'Please sir I want some more', appear?

From Quiz
Please, Sir, I Want Some More

Answer: Oliver Twist

'Oliver Twist' was written by Charles Dickens to draw attention to the terrible poverty and exploitation of children in the east end of London. This line was said in an orphanage where the children were given barely enough food to live on, and were expected to be grateful for it.

2. In which year was Dickens' "The Old Curiosity Shop" published in book form?

From Quiz The Old Curiosity Shop

Answer: 1841

This was Dickens' fourth novel. It was originally released in installments in "Master Humphrey's Clock" - a periodical of the time - from 1840 to 1841.

3. Which gentleman gives money to Nicholas Nickleby to aid his flight from Dotheboys Hall school with Smike after Nicholas had given Squeers a severe beating?

From Quiz Dickens' Good Guys

Answer: John Browdie

Squeers later catches Smike again but Browdie is on hand to help Smike escape once more. Walter Gay, Frederick Dorrit and Augustus Snodgrass are characters from "Dombey and Son", "Little Dorrit" and "Pickwick Papers" respectively.

4. Josiah Bounderby was a mill owner and fraud who makes out he grew up in the streets after being abandoned by his mother in which novel?

From Quiz Dickens Villains and Bad-guys

Answer: Hard Times

The truth is he was not abandoned. He in fact left his poor mother. His story is exposed as a sham when he is found by his mother, Mrs Pegler.

5. "(He)lay tucked up warm ...immediately in front of the fire as if his constitution were analogous to that of a muffin, and it was essential to toast him brown while he was very new." What character in what Dickens' book is being referred to here?

From Quiz The Wicked Wit of Charles Dickens

Answer: Paul Dombey in "Dombey and Son"

Unfortunately in spite of all the care lavished on him, Paul does not thrive and it is left to his older sister to be a comfort to her father, although it takes Mr Dombey a long time to appreciate her.

6. The first of Charles Dickens' "Christmas Stories", appearing in 1844, is his best known. What is its title?

From Quiz Seasonal Dickens

Answer: A Christmas Carol

"A Christmas Carol", in which we make the acquaintance of Ebenezer Scrooge, is surely the best known and loved. It is divided into five chapters called staves, to fit in with the title.

7. In what book would you find David METALMEADOW? Hint - Split the surname of the eponymous hero into two parts and find synonyms for each part.

From Quiz What the Dickens Shall I Call You?

Answer: David Copperfield

Since copper is a kind of metal and field is a kind of meadow, a combination gives the name Copperfield. In many ways "David Copperfield" is autobiographical. David's traumatic experience in the blacking factory mirrors Dickens' own. The character of Mr Micawber is reminiscent of Dickens' own impecunious father and many critics believe that David's "child wife", Dora Spenlow, is a picture of Catherine Hogarth, Dickens' first wife.

8. Mr Boffin has two nicknames. One is Noddy. What is the other?

From Quiz Is Dickens Our Mutual Friend?

Answer: The Golden Dustman

Nicodemus Boffin has inherited the dust heaps, which are the detritus of London, sorted into recyclable items which can then be sold on for a considerable profit.

9. What is Mr. Woodcourt's Christian name?

From Quiz Mr. Woodcourt

Answer: Allan

The etymology and meaning of this name, in its various spellings, is uncertain. According to http://www.behindthename.com it has been used in Britain since the Sixth Century A.D. and may mean either "little rock" or "handsome." Either meaning would be appropriate here. Allan Woodcourt is repeatedly described as handsome. Also, he is a rock of calm and strength.

10. This character was born in the Marshalsea Prison in London. She cares for her father in the prison until a reversal of fortune makes the family rich. Who is this heroine nicknamed Little Dorrit?

From Quiz What the Dickens?

Answer: Amy Dorrit

Little Dorrit is the nickname for Amy Dorrit who was born in Marshalsea prison, a prison for debtors. She finds employment with Mrs. Clenham around whom there is much mystery. The plot revolves around the red tape involved in government as embodied by the Office of Circumlocution. Another timely theme concerns failure of business speculations and the ruination of fortunes that result.

11. Which novel by Dickens was the first to be published in its entirety?

From Quiz What the Dickens

Answer: The Posthumous Papers Of The Pickwick Club

As in all of Dickens novels he shows his wonderful scope of characters with such memorable instances as Augustus Snodgrass, Alfred Jingle and Mr Serjeant Buzfuz, to name but a few.

12. Jesse 'Gaffer' Hexam, one of the first characters introduced, was a specialized grave robber who pulled dead people out of the river and rummaged through their pockets. Why did he end his partnership with Rogue Riderhood?

From Quiz Dickens' "Our Mutual Friend"

Answer: Riderhood was accused of robbing a live man.

Gaffer believed that his actions were morally all right as you cannot rob a dead man. Money belonged to the world of the living and the dead belong to a different world. Riderhood's actions on the other hand were inexcusable and wrong. Gaffer was helped by his daughter, Lizzie, but she had no appreciation for her father's job.

13. At the age of twelve Dickens was given a job in which place?

From Quiz The Great Charles Dickens

Answer: Blacking warehouse

After his father was sent to debtor's prison, young Charles worked for a business that manufactured, packed and distributed "blacking", or polish, for shoes and boots. His thankless job was to paste labels on the bottles of polish.

14. Smike, Madeline, Kate, Squeers, Noggs are from which novel?

From Quiz Charles Dickens Characters

Answer: Nicholas Nickleby

Smike is Ralph Nickleby's son; Kate is Nicholas' sister; Madeline is his future wife; Squeers is the horrible schoolmaster and Noggs is Ralph Nickleby's clerk. Other characters include: Frank, Mrs Squeers, Ralph Nickleby, Mrs Nickleby, and, of course, Nicholas Nickleby.

15. Miss Mowcher ("David Copperfield") marries Uriah Heep ("David Copperfield"). Which statement will be most correct?

From Quiz Mixed Up Dickens!

Answer: They will have trouble dancing.

Miss Mowcher, a single hairdresser, was extremely short. Heep, tall and lanky, was clerk to Mr. Wickfield, and had designs on his daughter. Neither was married. The only possible correct answer is, due to their extreme contrasting heights - they would have had a difficult time dancing at the wedding. Dickens first describes Miss Mowcher (who was based on his wife's chiropodist) thusly: "I looked at the doorway and saw nothing. I was still looking at the doorway, thinking that Miss Mowcher was a long while making her appearance, when, to my infinite astonishment, there came waddling round a sofa which stood between me and it, a pursy dwarf, of about forty or forty-five, with a very large head and face, a pair of roguish grey eyes, and such extremely little arms, that, to enable herself to lay a finger archly against her snub nose, as she ogled Steerforth, she was obliged to meet the finger half-way, and lay her nose against it. Her chin, which was what is called a double chin, was so fat that it entirely swallowed up the strings of her bonnet, bow and all" ("David Copperfield") His introduction of the Uriah Heep character, thought by some to be modeled after Hans Christian Anderson, is classic: "When the pony-chaise stopped at the door, and my eyes were intent upon the house, I saw a cadaverous face appear at a small window on the ground floor (in a little round tower that formed one side of the house), and quickly disappear. The low arched door then opened, and the face came out. It was quite as cadaverous as it had looked in the window, though in the grain of it there was that tinge of red which is sometimes to be observed in the skins of red-haired people. It belonged to a red-haired person-a youth of fifteen, as I take it now, but looking much older-whose hair was cropped as close as the closest stubble; who had hardly any eyebrows, and no eyelashes, and eyes of a red-brown, so unsheltered and unshaded, that I remember wondering how he went to sleep. He was high-shouldered and bony; dressed in decent black, with a white wisp of a neckcloth; buttoned up to the throat; and had a long, lank, skeleton hand, which particularly attracted my attention, as he stood at the pony's head, rubbing his chin with it, and looking up at us in the chaise. ("David Copperfield")

16. What is Little Dorrit's first name?

From Quiz Little Dorrit

Answer: Amy

She's called Little Dorrit because she's the youngest. Edward and Fanny are her older brother and sister.

17. Pip (Philip Pirrip), a boy that experiences the world one amazing moment at a time, and becomes an unlikely gentleman after receiving an inheritance from an unknown source. What novel does Pip appear in?

From Quiz Charles Dickens Characters

Answer: Great Expectations

Widely regarded as Dickens' best novel, "Great Expectations" did not gain its popularity until long after it was written.

18. Where is the story set?

From Quiz Charles Dickens - Hard Times

Answer: Coketown

The setting of the story is in Coketown; a manufacturing town in the north of England.

19. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..."

From Quiz First Lines of Dickens Novels

Answer: A Tale of Two Cities

Dickens was born in 1812.

20. What is the name of the father of Nicholas and Kate?

From Quiz Nicholas Nickleby

Answer: Nicholas Nickleby

Like all good fathers, he took a risk, lost most of his money, and died, leaving his children poor.

21. The opening chapter of "Bleak House" describes a foggy day in London town, but where does Dickens declare is the heart of the fog?

From Quiz "Bleak House" - worst title but best Dickens book?

Answer: In the Court of Chancery

Dickens' most savage criticism in this book is directed at the law and at lawyers in general. The fog is a metaphor for the delay and confusion that always took place in civil cases before the Court of Chancery.

22. In 'A Tale of Two Cities', what is the occupation of Sydney Carton?

From Quiz The Works of Charles Dickens

Answer: Barrister

Born in Portsmouth in 1812, Charles Dickens was the second son of a Navy Pay-Office. His childhood was not a happy one, which is reflected in many of his novels. Dickens died in 1870. 'A Tale of Two Cities' was published in 1855.

23. Sydney Carton dies in place of Charles Darnay in which book?

From Quiz Details About Dickens Novels

Answer: A Tale of Two Cities

'It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known'

24. What year was Charles Dickens born?

From Quiz Newly Edited Dickens Bio

Answer: 1812

He was born on a Friday, the same day as his character David Copperfield

25. Which novel was considered to be the most autobiographical?

From Quiz Charles Dickens Addicts Mark 2

Answer: David Copperfield

Not very nice for his wife!

26. Which novel starts with the words 'It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...'?

From Quiz For Charles Dickens Addicts

Answer: A Tale of Two Cities

The novel is about the French Revolution, which caused great panic in the UK.

27. What is Florence Dombey's pet-name, which is used affectionately by Paul and by her nurse, Susan?

From Quiz Dombey and Son

Answer: Floy

Susan Nipper, the nurse, addresses her charge as "Miss Floy" before Paul is born. As soon as Paul can talk, he uses this name for his sister. Mrs Dombey has died soon after Paul's birth, so Paul attaches himself to Florence. He receives much attention from other people, such as his aunt Mrs Chick, Miss Tox - a maiden lady who befriends the family - and his father (who is constantly reminding him of his future at Dombey and Son), but it is Florence who shows him whole-hearted and unselfish devotion.

28. One of the most famous death scenes in a Dickens novel ends in the words. "It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known." To whom are these words attributed?

From Quiz Death in Dickens

Answer: Sydney Carton

Sydney Carton, the rakish bad-boy of 'Tale of Two Cities' (1850), eventually saves the life of Charles Darnay, the true love of the woman he had hoped to marry. Before his execution he mounts the stairs to the guillotine looking peaceful and 'noble and prophetic'. He does not actually say the lines in question; they are his probable thoughts: "If he had given any utterance...they would have been these."

29. In 'Great Expectations', Pip has an anonymous benefactor who pays for him to be educated 'as a gentleman'. Who does this turn out to be?

From Quiz Please, Sir, I Want Some More

Answer: Abel Magwitch

This story was first serialised in a monthly magazine called 'All the Year Round'. It was written in the middle of the 19th century, during the time of the Industrial Revolution in England. Although this led to increased prosperity for some, many people were very poor and Dickens felt the injustice of this.

30. In which city is "The Old Curiosity Shop" located?

From Quiz The Old Curiosity Shop

Answer: London

There is an Old Curiosity Shop in London, in a building constructed in the 16th century, and as Dickens lived in the area, it is thought to be the architectural inspiration for the shop in his novel. The shop was renamed and changed use from a dairy to an antiques shop to capitalise on the Dickens association.

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