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Which one of these stories was picked up by the Brothers Grimm?
- Hansel and Gretel.
- Puss in Boots.
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The British novelist Jane Austen lived during the era:
- Victorian
- Georgian
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Since what year are the Edgar Allan Poe Awards given?
- 1949
- 1955
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Where was George Orwell born?
- Motihari, British Raj.
- London, England, UK.
- Question of
How many parts of “In Search of Lost Time” are there?
- 5
- 7
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The novel Madame Bovary was published in instalments in:
- La Revue de Paris.
- Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine.
- Question of
Philip Marlowe is a fictional detective created by:
- Dashiell Hammett.
- Raymond Chandler.
- Question of
Stendhal was the pseudonym of a well-known writer of ___ origin.
- French
- Scottish
- Question of
What was Mark Twain’s birth name?
- Eric Arthur Blair.
- Samuel Langhorne Clemens.
- Question of
What other name is used to talk about the crime novel?
- Pulp
- Hardboiled
- Question of
Faust (1790) is a tragic work by:
- Heinrich Heine.
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
- Question of
What was Virginia Woolf’s first published novel?
- End of the Journey.
- Mrs. Dalloway.
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Who was Walt Whitman?
- A British writer and doctor.
- An American volunteer poet and nurse.
- Question of
The Stranger (1942) is the first novel by the French writer:
- Albert Camus.
- Henry David Thoreau.
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Anton Chekhov is considered a master of the:
- Short story.
- Magical realism.
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