Classic Literature Trivia
What is the name of the theater where many of Shakespeare’s plays were produced?
The Globe
Who is Harry Potter’s best female friend?
Hermione
This public transport is used for carrying heavy things
A cart
His full first name is Abraham
Bram Stoker
To what genres belongs Dracula
Horror (novel)
He wrote Tender is the Night, The Beautiful and the Damned, The Last Tycoon and The Great Gatsby
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Which author wrote about a boy named Charlie visiting a chocolate factory after winning a golden ticket?
Roald Dahl
A general word to Yahwe, Buddha, Allah
God
Archetypes of this American author find their reflection in stylistic devices like rhetoric, imagery, and symbolism.
Joseph Campbell
What is a genre for Paradise Lost written by John Milton?
Poetry
Year when Dracula was published for the first time
1897
The exaggeration of the short people's laws, such as the requirement to break eggs on the small end rather than the big end, creates a sense of absurdity and humor. The hyperbolic difference in size between the main character and the giants or short people he encounters emphasizes the alienness of their society. Name the author and his book!
Johnathan Swift, Gulliver's Travels
a girl or young woman
Hint: A fairy tale about lake girl and cows
a maiden
He was the first who classified Western Theatre and Drama
Arystotle
Aldo in Arcadia is an exact emaple of ... (what genre?)
comic book (graphic novel)
What nationality was Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde?
Scottish
It is one of the Oldest English heroic poem, surviving in a single copy dated around the year 1000, featuring its eponymous 6th century warrior from Geatland in Sweden?
Beowulf
a Place in London on the River Thames
Port of London
A Creator of Actrors Techniques called Method
Lee Strasberg
A cat in the bag
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Which classic book by J. M. Barrie opens with the line “All children, except one grew up”?
Peter Pan
The Hobbit has this four-word subtitle.
There and Back Again
an area of flat ground outside that is partly or completely surrounded by the walls of a building
a courtyard
A cat in the bag
+500 points
A cat and the mouse
Short Story/ Fairy Tale