John Milton
Brönte sisters
George Bernard Shaw
Jane Austen
Samuel Beckett
100

Had he gone completely blind during his life?

YES/NO

Yes

100

In which historical era did they live?

Victorian England

100

Name his most famous play and its genre.

Pygmalion, comedy

100

Name one of Jane Austen's novels:

Pride and Prejudice

Sense and sensibility

Mansfields park

100

Where was Samuel Beckett born?

Dublin, Ireland

200

In which rhythm is his Paradise Lost written?

Blank verse

200

What were the common themes of their novels? 

women's struggles, love, morality

200

Did he win a Nobel prize for Literature? 

YES/NO

Yes

200

What were her main topics as a writer?

women and their place in society

200

What type of literature did he write?

plays, novels, poems and short stories

300

What is the main story of Paradise Lost?

Adam and Eve get tempted by Satan, God's expulsion of them afterwards from the garden of Eden

300

What were the names of the sisters?

Charlotte, Emily, Anne

300

Name at least 3 themes of his plays.

language, social class, education, respect and social inequality

300

Which one of her novels is about the Bennet family?

Pride and Prejudice

300

What themes are common in his works?

loneliness, waiting, hopelessness and the meaning of human existence

400

How many versions did he write of Paradise Lost?

2

400

Which surname did all of the sisters use as their pseudonym?

Bell

400

How many plays did he write?

over 60

400

What type of novels is she famous for?

Domestic novels

400

Which university did he study at?

Trinity College Dublin

500

During what historical event has he lost his political position, making him live the rest of his life in hiding?

The Stuart restoration, 1660

500

Name every sister's most famous book.

Charlotte - Jane Eyre

Emily - Wuthering heights

Anna - The tenant of wildfell hall

500

What nationality was he?

Irish

500

What is her debut novel?

Sense and Sensibility

500

What literary prize did he win?

the Nobel prize in Literature, in 1969