E. Dickinson
Robert Frost
Edward Albee
Eugene Ionesco
George Orwell
100

Death travels with the speaker in this type of vehicle:

What is a carriage?

100

In "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening", the speaker is traveling with this animal:

What is a horse?

100

The activity that Peter is doing when Jerry first approaches him:

What is reading his book?

100

The one character who refused to become a rhinoceros:

Who is Berenger?

100

The name of the superstate where Winston lives:

What is Oceania?

200

The symbol of the swelling of the ground in "Because I could not stop for Death":

What is a grave?

200

This literary device is used to give deeper meaning to ordinary things:

What is symbolism?

200

Jerry's method of killing the dog:

What is rat poison in a hamburger patty?

200

The characteristics a person gets when turning into a rhinoceros:

What is green with tough skin, a forehead bump, angry and panting?

200
This room contains each prisoner's worst fear:

What is Room 101?

300

The meaning of "I have the power to kill without the power to die":

What is the endless impact of words and poetry?

300

The speaker in “The Wood-Pile” finds the wood pile in this setting:

What is a frozen swamp?

300

The street Jerry walked from to get to the zoo:

What is Fifth Avenue from Washington Square?

300

The first character to transform into a rhinoceros:

Who is Mr. Boeuf?

300

He writes The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism:

Who is O'Brien and the Inner Party? (Goldstein)

400

A light, thin fabric or material: 

What is a gossamer, tippet, or tulle?

400

"Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening" ends with this phrase:

What is "And miles to go before I sleep"?

400

The animal being fed while Jerry was at the zoo:

What is a lion?

400

The tragedy of the housewife's cat:

What is being run over by a rhinoceros?

400

These people betrayed Winston as members of the Thought Police:

Who is O'Brien and Mr. Charrington?

500

The comfortable item that the gun's protection is superior to: 

What is the Eider Duck’s Deep Pillow?


500

In "The Lockless Door", the knock at the door symbolizes this:

What is fear, change or the unknown?

500

A word Jerry uses to describe his landlady:

What is fat, ugly, mean, stupid, unwashed, misanthropic, cheap, drunken bag of garbage?

500

The skeptic and conspiracist: 

Who is Botard?

500

The location of the telescreen in the room above Mr. Charrington's shop:

What is behind the picture?