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Here are twenty of my favorite quotes from various Shakespearean plays. Your job is to determine which play they come from and sort them accordingly. There are three tragedies and two comedies. The interesting info may contain spoilers.

Just like a good "whodunnit", there are mysteries and riddles inside a good treasure hunt yarn. Don't forget that they can also take you on an "Indiana Jones" style thrill ride... what's not to like. Here are some wonderful tales to whet your appetite.

Identify books written by American authors. In many cases, these are less well-known books by prize-winning authors.

These haiku clues contain bits of Shakespearean quotes as part of the verse. Match the correct Shakespearean work to the quoted fragment.

You don't need to fall back on the 'King of Horror' to get a dose of modern genre fiction. In this quiz, there are ten other authors, all with significant releases in horror, for you to peruse. Good luck!

I'll give you the year, the author, a brief plot summary, and the first line of a classic horror novel. Simply select the title. Haunted hotels, vampiric terrors, and blood-curdling screams lurk behind every choice. Enter at your own risk.

The witches are a malign influence over Macbeth, and Act 4, Scene 1, shows them at their worst, concocting a potion. You just need to fill in the blanks in this well known quotation.

If you enjoy literature as well as quizzes that require you to find the odd one out, this quiz will definitely be up your alley. Some of the questions deal with literary works written in languages other than English.

Published in "The Saturday Evening Post" in 1843, this Edgar Allan Poe short story is amongst his most famous Gothic tales. In this quiz, ten questions about the brief horror fiction staple.

This quiz covers the last third of "Sunrise on the Reaping" which is a prequel to the "Hunger Games". Good luck!

This match quiz features romance novels that have the word "Match" in their tiles. See what I did there? Participate in this meet-cute as you match the romance novel on the left with the author that wrote it on the right.

This quiz will cover chapters 10-18 of "Sunrise on the Reaping", the fifth novel in the "Hunger Games" series. Good luck!

"Sunrise on the Reaping" is the fifth novel in "The Hunger Games" series. This quiz will cover the first nine chapters. Good luck!

These are some of the books that made an impression on members of the Misplaced.

I'll give you the year, the author, and the first line of a classic science fiction novel. All you have to do is select the title. Malfunctioning robots, alien invasions, and grokking Martians await. And so it goes....

I'll give you the year, the author, and the first line of a classic dystopian novel. All you have to do is select the title. Tyrannical governments, catastrophic failures, systemic collapses, and empty wastelands await.

Charles Dickens is struggling to remember some details about his characters. Let's match these characters with the facts that pertain to them so Charles can finish writing "A Christmas Carol."

Can you match the novel with the country in which it is primarily set? To avoid potential confusion between books with similar titles, I've given the author in each case.

Match ten of Agatha Christie's most iconic country houses to the book in which they appeared.

... and Jar Jar Binks and Pok and all! In this quiz I will name my friend Lisa's favourtie Star Wars characters, and you will have to pick the corresponding species. Have fun!

Place the author's three book titles in the correct author group. Both British and American writers.

Agatha Christie wrote novels featuring Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple, Tommy and Tuppence Beresford. Which detective featured in the following books - or was it a non series character? This quiz does not cover TV/movie adaptations.

Do you remember the events in LOTR that were dropped or changed in the movie? This quiz covers things that were (mostly) altered by Peter Jackson.

The years between 1945 and 1965 are sometimes described as the "Golden Age" of science fiction, a time when it seemed possible to hope for a positive future for humanity. Can you match each of these famous works with its writer?

Fifteen fables waiting to be joined with their partner. You will get the first part of the title of a fable and you will have to match it with appropriate second half.

Match the titles of science fiction works with their authors.

Can you put these animal stories or poems in the order they were written? To help you, I've also given the name of the author.

Each of these is a work written in whole or in part about the future (at least, at the time it was written). Classify each as a novel, a poem, or a Biblical book of prophecy.

If you are a fan of science fiction and, in particular, the space opera and military science fiction genres, then you may be familiar with these series. Match each writer to the correct series.

There are many futuristic or dystopian novels in literature these days. All of them allow the mind to wonder about the past that led to the events in the stories. Match the author to the novel they penned. Have fun, and good luck!