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100

What is the name of the "Old Man" in the Old Man and the Sea?

Santiago

100

How does Madam Defarge record people on her registry?

"She knits their names"

100

Who said, "It is a far better thing I do than I have ever done"?

Sydney Carton

100

In Huck Finn, who are the con artists that Huck and Jim encounter on the river?

The Wilks Family

100
In the Great Gatsby, how are Daisy and Nick related?

They are cousins.

200

Who finds Dr. Manette's letter during the storming of the Bastille?

Mgsr. Defarge

200

What is Gatsby's signature catchphrase? 

"Old Sport"

200

Who is the arctic explorer who narrates Frankenstein.

Robert Walton
200

In the Old Man and the Sea, what becomes the Old Man's greatest challenge?

A marlin.

200
Who is Jim in Huck Finn?

A runaway slave.

300

What is the name of Lady Catherine de Bourgh's estate?

Rosings.

300

How does the Dauphin insult Henry V?

By sending him tennis balls.

300

When does Henry V say, "Once more unto the breach, dear friends!".

Battle of Agincourt

300

Why does Antonia leave her family and move to Black Hawk?

To find work and escape the hardship of farm life.

300

What is the name of the place that The Tempest takes place?

There is no name; a magical Island.

400
Who married Helen?

Menelaus.

400

In the Odyssey what is the name of the plant that the sailors eat that makes them forget their desire to return home?

The lotus plant

400

Who is the narrator of Plato's Republic?

Socrates

400

What is the name of the old man who tells Thomas Moore about Utopia?

Raphael

400

What does Achilles do with Hector's body after he kills him?

Drags it around Troy behind his chariot.

500

What is the central question of the Republic?

Whether it is always better to be just than unjust.

500

How long did Calypso hold Odysseus?

7 years

500

What is the main setting of My Antonia?

The American Prairie.

500

Who is the protagonist of The Tempest?

Prospero.
500

What is the objective of a Humane Letters class?

To deeply examine the human condition through the examination of classical texts from various disciplines such as literature, history, philosophy and theology.