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What Author? Haiku Clue! Trivia Quiz

Match the Haiku clue to the author of that work.

A matching quiz by Allison03. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
Allison03

Time
3 mins

Type
Match Quiz

Quiz #
384,382

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
10 / 10

Plays
735

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Questions		Choices
1. James Bond, cool and calm.// Oh-oh-seven. Adventure.// Spy novels galore!		William Shakespeare
2. Ichabod. Horseman.// Legend of Sleepy Hollow.// Killed by headless ghost?		J. D. Robb
3. Ham and Eggs? Not green.// Sam-I-Am, I don't like them!// Not here. Not anywhere!		Elizabeth Barrett Browning
4. Guide for Hitchhikers.// Arthur Dent's galaxy tour.// Answer: Forty-two.		Nathaniel Hawthorne
5. "...In Death" series fame.// Eve Dallas and Rourke solve crimes.// A.K.A. Roberts.		Washington Irving
6. "Out, out, ... spot." Bard's play.// Murder and mental breakdown.// MacBeth and Lady.		Douglas Adams
7. Scarlet "A." Shame her!// Heather Prynne protects his name.// Double standard. Shame.		Ian Fleming
8. A prom, so scary!// Pig's blood. Carrie's head. Revenge.// Mind power. Havoc.		Stephen King
9. Lenore. His lost love.// "Quoth the raven, 'Nevermore'."// Sad man talks to bird.		Dr. Seuss
10. I love thee. I list.// Depth. Breadth. Height. Freely. Purely.// Even after death.		Edgar Allan Poe

Select each answer

1. James Bond, cool and calm.// Oh-oh-seven. Adventure.// Spy novels galore!

2. Ichabod. Horseman.// Legend of Sleepy Hollow.// Killed by headless ghost?

3. Ham and Eggs? Not green.// Sam-I-Am, I don't like them!// Not here. Not anywhere!

4. Guide for Hitchhikers.// Arthur Dent's galaxy tour.// Answer: Forty-two.

5. "...In Death" series fame.// Eve Dallas and Rourke solve crimes.// A.K.A. Roberts.

6. "Out, out, ... spot." Bard's play.// Murder and mental breakdown.// MacBeth and Lady.

7. Scarlet "A." Shame her!// Heather Prynne protects his name.// Double standard. Shame.

8. A prom, so scary!// Pig's blood. Carrie's head. Revenge.// Mind power. Havoc.

9. Lenore. His lost love.// "Quoth the raven, 'Nevermore'."// Sad man talks to bird.

10. I love thee. I list.// Depth. Breadth. Height. Freely. Purely.// Even after death.

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. James Bond, cool and calm.// Oh-oh-seven. Adventure.// Spy novels galore!

Answer: Ian Fleming

Author Ian Fleming wrote twelve James Bond novels, beginning with Casino Royale. Bond was Agent 007, and his suave demeanor in each adventure made each story wonderful to read. He wanted his martinis "shaken, not stirred" and he rarely lost his calm and cool.

2. Ichabod. Horseman.// Legend of Sleepy Hollow.// Killed by headless ghost?

Answer: Washington Irving

"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" was written by Washington Irving. Anti-hero Ichabod Crane disappeared. Killed by the famous Headless Horseman? Disposed of by a romantic rival? Or just ... gone?

3. Ham and Eggs? Not green.// Sam-I-Am, I don't like them!// Not here. Not anywhere!

Answer: Dr. Seuss

Theodor Seuss Geisel, pen name Dr. Seuss, wrote "Green Eggs and Ham". The character Sam-I-Am was insistent that the unnamed protagonist try the unconventional dish. "I would not like them here or there. I would not like them
anywhere. I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them, Sam-I-am." But then he TRIED them... and the story changed!

4. Guide for Hitchhikers.// Arthur Dent's galaxy tour.// Answer: Forty-two.

Answer: Douglas Adams

"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", by Douglas Adams, had protagonist Arthur Dent traveling around the universe, in a hilarious science fiction comedy novel.
One famous quote from the novel had that forty-two was the answer to life, the universe and everything.

5. "...In Death" series fame.// Eve Dallas and Rourke solve crimes.// A.K.A. Roberts.

Answer: J. D. Robb

Nora Roberts, writing as J. D. Robb, writes the "In Death" series which began in 1995 with "Naked In Death." Her characters, police-lieutenant Eve Dallas and her husband Rourke (one name only), solve crimes in the mid-twenty-first century.

6. "Out, out, ... spot." Bard's play.// Murder and mental breakdown.// MacBeth and Lady.

Answer: William Shakespeare

MacBeth, written by Shakespeare (the "Bard") is a tale of royal intrigue which includes betrayal and murder. MacBeth and his wife kill Duncan, and then Lady M cannot get clean of the blood, always seeing it on her hands. The guilt makes a psychological mess!

7. Scarlet "A." Shame her!// Heather Prynne protects his name.// Double standard. Shame.

Answer: Nathaniel Hawthorne

Set in 1642 Boston, "The Scarlet Letter" tells a tale of a woman accused of adultery in a Puritan community. She is forced to wear a scarlet letter A, for "Adultery", and stand in the stockade. She bears a child from the affair but refuses to name the father of her child, protecting him. THEN her husband, previously presumed dead, shows up, and he takes up the cause of the double standard.

8. A prom, so scary!// Pig's blood. Carrie's head. Revenge.// Mind power. Havoc.

Answer: Stephen King

Stephen King tells a tale of a teen with few friends and telekinetic power in "Carrie". It was King's first published novel. Carrie is not popular but is asked to the prom. Mean girls dump pig blood on her head, and then the havoc begins, because Carrie has abilities unknown by her classmates.

9. Lenore. His lost love.// "Quoth the raven, 'Nevermore'."// Sad man talks to bird.

Answer: Edgar Allan Poe

Perhaps Poe's most famous poem, "The Raven" was first published in 1845. A raven shows up as the protagonist is sitting alone, pondering, "weak and weary", lamenting the loss of his beloved Lenore. The bird has one line, "Nevermore."

10. I love thee. I list.// Depth. Breadth. Height. Freely. Purely.// Even after death.

Answer: Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Sonnet 43, from the book "Sonnets from the Portuguese" was written in 1850. "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." The ways include the depth and height of her soul's reach, and with God's permission the love will continue after death. It is SUCH a beautiful poem!

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