Frankenstein - Plot and Facts
Crime and Punishment - Plot and Facts
Murder in the Cathedral - Structure and Action
Who Said It - Quote ID
Material Vs. Immaterial
100

This family teaches the Creature language, history, and moral feeling.

Who are the De Laceys?

100
Raskolnikov first meets Marmeladov in this setting.

What is a tavern/pothouse?

100

At the opening, the Chorus mainly fears this event.

What is Thomas Becket's return?

100

Of what a strange nature is knowledge! It clings to the mind when it has once seized on it, like a lichen on the rock. 

Who is Victor Frankenstein?

100

In Frankenstein, this force acts as a healing force for many characters in the novel.

What is nature?

200

This character is wrongly executed for William Frankenstein’s murder.

Who is Justine?

200

This character acts as Raskolnikov's moral counterweight.

Who is Sonya Marmeladov?

200

The First Tempter appeals to Thomas by offering this main thing. 

What are friendship, nostalgia, or old times? 

200

"Is it an accident that the day of the first martyr follows immediately the day of the Birth of Christ?"

Who is Thomas Becket

200

An act where one dies for glory, but not glory for oneself.

What is martyrdom?

300

Victor first becomes interested in natural philosophy after reading the works of this Renaissance thinker.

Who is Cornelius Agrippa or Agrippa?

300

This innocent character is killed because she unexpectedly enters the room.

Who is Lizaveta?

300

Thomas equates these two things in his introductory speech of Murder in the Cathedral.

What are acting and suffering?

300

If man is in fact not a scoundrel, in general that is, the whole human race, then the rest is all mere prejudice, instilled fear and there are no barriers, and that's just how it should be!

Who is Raskolnikov?

300

This text most clearly argues that individual suffering can lead to redemption.

What is Crime and Punishment?

400

This European landscape offers respite to Victor in times of emotional turmoil, and feeling weary after departing from here. 

What is Geneva?

400

The options Svidrigailov gives himself after carefully considering his inner nature. 

What are monster and victim?

400

The knights accuse Thomas Becket of stopping which specific royal ceremony?

What is the coronation of Henry the II's son?

400

DAILY DOUBLE ( The selecting team may wager points on this question up to 400 points)

I regard you as one of those men who could have their guts torn out, and would stand and look at his torturers with a smile.

Speaking to who?

Who is Porfiry Petrovich speaking to Raskolnikov?

400

T.S. Eliot comments on this theme through the temporal, divine, and symbols of wheels & fixed points. 

What is time?

500

At the end of the novel, the Creature declares this final intention.

What is to end his own life?

500

The child whom Rodion asks to pray for him as a "Servant of God". 

Who is Polenka?
500

T.S. Eliot uses poetic verse to mimic this style of chant or rhythm. 

What is liturgical?

500

Your repentance is now superfluous. If you had listened to the voice of conscience, and heeded the stings of remorse, before you had urged your diabolical vengence to this extremity, he would have yet lived. 

Speaking to who?

Who is Robert Walton speaking to The Creature?

500

A predominant philosophy in 1860's Russia, the principle that it is always rational to act in ways that maximize your own self-interest, defining "rational" as what is best for you, not necessarily what is moral or altruistic.

What is rational egoism?