A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Literature Mixture. Player nickdrew55 asks:

Which classic 1951 novel that has ignited sufficient emotion to commit murder, has the phrase, "and all that David Copperfield kind of crap" within the book's opening sentence? The Catcher in the Rye To Kill a Mockingbird Black Beauty Lady Chatterley's Lover

#2. Literature Mixture. Player wellenbrecher asks:

How does Ophelia, in Shakespeare's "Hamlet", die? by drowning by falling out of the window in a horse accident in a car accident

#3. Literature Mixture. Player trident asks:

Which of the following terms is NOT an adjective that can be attributed to a literary author describing social conditions? Kevorkian Kafkaesque Orwellian Dickensian

#4. Literature Mixture. Player Lalenya asks:

Which writer, widely associated with the 1920s, was married to a woman who struggled with mental illness and who, decades after her death, had a video game named for her? Ernest Hemingway F. Scott Fitzgerald Damon Runyan Sinclair Lewis

#5. Literature Mixture. Player Lottie1001 asks:

What is the name of the satirical current affairs magazine first published in the United Kingdom in 1961? Private Eye Private Mouth Private Ear Private Nose

#6. Literature Mixture. Player lowtechmaster asks:

Sue Grafton writes mystery novels with alphabetical titles such as "A Is For Alibi" and "K Is For Killer." Which title did she use for "I Is For...."? Indemnity Incest Investigation Innocent

#7. Literature Mixture. Player agentofchaos asks:

Which novel about a school shooting did author Stephen King request taken out of print after it appeared to have inspired a real-life tragedy? The Running Man The Catcher in the Rye Rage The Secret Agent

#8. Literature Mixture. Player Otautau asks:

Harlequin is a character originating in early Italian theatre and memorable for wearing a chequered costume. Which of the following modern literary creations is NOT derived from Harlequin? An Agatha Christie mystery man A hobbit A publisher of romances A DC Comics villainess

#9. Literature Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

Which 20th century novelist, whose perspective on sexuality was seen as very shocking at the time, said in 1928, "Most novels, especially popular ones, are humiliating...The public responds now only to an appeal to its vices"? Michel Millilot The Marquis de Sade D. H. Lawrence John Cleland

#10. Literature Mixture. Player Creedy asks:

On whom did Goethe partially base his work, "The Sorrows of Young Werther", first printed in 1774? Himself Beethoven Mozart Schubert