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A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!
This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions
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#1.
Literature
Mixture. Player
Goutham_03
asks:
Who was Caesar's wife in Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar"?
Mary Caesar
Calpurnia
Calpronia
Martha
#2.
Literature
Mixture. Player
aaronmccool
asks:
Ernest Hemingway led a fascinating life. His book "Death in the Afternoon" is about which of his passions?
Sex
Big game hunting
Bull fighting
Sport fishing
#3.
Literature
Mixture. Player
lorance79
asks:
The title character(s) all end up dead in each of these Shakespearean plays, except one. Who survived?
Hamlet
Julius Caesar
Romeo and Juliet
The Merchant of Venice
#4.
Literature
Mixture. Player
debodun
asks:
In Ernest Thayer's poem "Casey at the Bat", what was the name of the fictional town of the home team?
Muckberg
Merrydale
Miretown
Mudville
#5.
Literature
Mixture. Player
gracious1
asks:
Charles Dickens named one of his villainous characters after a cuckolded husband who, according to the Bible, was murdered at the behest of good King David. Who was it?
Jacob Marley ('A Christmas Carol')
Daniel Quilp ('The Old Curiosity Shop')
Herbert Pocket ('Great Expectations')
Uriah Heep ('David Copperfield')
#6.
Literature
Mixture. Player
portgleep
asks:
"The Tin Drum" was written 40 years before its author, one of the most famous German writers of the twentieth century, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, but it is still his most well-known work. Who wrote it?
James Joyce
Mark Twain
Gunter Grass
Arthur Miller
#7.
Literature
Mixture. Player
wonkatriv
asks:
Which horrible sounding 1929 novel by Jean Cocteau contains the characters Paul, Elisabeth, Agathe and Dargelos?
Les Enfants Malades
Les Enfants Terribles
Les Enfants Gross
Les Enfants Disgusting
#8.
Literature
Mixture. Player
vinovino
asks:
Who wrote "Nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing"?
Mother Teresa
William Shakespeare
Oscar Wilde
Woody Allen
#9.
Literature
Mixture. Player
irishchic5
asks:
Who is the author who is famous for plays such as "The Crucible" and "Death of a Salesman", but is perhaps even more well known for his choice of spouse?
Tennessee Williams
Oscar Wilde
Arthur Miller
John Keats
#10.
Literature
Mixture. Player
FatherSteve
asks:
In 1841, Edgar Allan Poe wrote the first modern detective story: "The Murders in the Rue Morgue". What was the Rue Morgue?
a mortuary in Montreal
a river in Haiti
a village in Cameroon
a street in Paris