A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Literature Mixture. Player Windswept asks:

There is a catchy book (and film) about fried tomatoes--what kind of tomatoes? roast cherry green beefsteak

#2. Literature Mixture. Player MotherGoose asks:

Which novel was the last, and unfinished, novel by Charles Dickens? Our Mutual Friends David Copperfield The Mystery of Edwin Drood A Tale of Two Cities

#3. Literature Mixture. Player Jamo asks:

The title of what French novel, by Victor Hugo, means "the unfortunate ones"? Candide Les Miserables Les Invalides Les Mortres

#4. Literature Mixture. Player poshprice asks:

Despite being known primarily for writing plays, William Shakespeare also wrote poetry. One hundred and fifty-four of these poems were written in one particular form. But what form was it? Limerick Ballad Sonnet Haiku

#5. Literature Mixture. Player celicadriver asks:

Which poet gave us the phrase "Beauty is truth, truth beauty" in his "Ode on a Grecian Urn"? Ogden Nash Shel Silverstein John Keats Jack Kerouac

#6. Literature Mixture. Player shuehorn asks:

Carolyn Keene is the author credited with writing many novels for young readers about a titian-haired teenaged detective. What was her name? Jane Marple Nancy Drew Julie Hardy Hermione Granger

#7. Literature Mixture. Player wonkatriv asks:

Alexander Trocchi was a Scottish beat poet whose writing included two novels with biblical names in the title. One was "Cain's Book"; what was the other title? Young Barry Young Adam Young Cecil Young Darren

#8. Literature Mixture. Player lonely-lady asks:

If you add the number of bears that Goldilocks met to the number of blind mice mutilated by the farmer's wife, how many animals would you have? Five Eight Seven Six

#9. Literature Mixture. Player hotdogPi asks:

Which fictional character from another book is one of Huck's friends in "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"? Ebenezer Scrooge Don Quixote Jesus Tom Sawyer

#10. Literature Mixture. Player masfon asks:

Which fictional character, created in Italy in 1883 by Carlo Lorenzini, is even today very popular, especially among children? Casper the friendly ghost Snow White Pinocchio Donald Duck