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Below, you will find 500 Book Trivia Questions and Answers from the 50 highest selling books of all time. Only reliable data sources have been used to validate the overall sales of these classics. So if you are a fan of Book Trivia, read on to test yourself or to learn Trivia about the 50 highest selling books of all time, with many genres included! Books provide an excellent source of facts for trivia questions, as there are countless works in existence. It is estimated that modern book printing is more than 1,000 years old with over over 100 million books having been published, and millions more releasing every year. This high level of competition means that only a small fraction of books have sold in mass. The popularity of these works have made them staples in popular culture, becoming all time greats. With such notoriety, the subject matter of these works make for excellent book trivia questions and answers. Continue on for the full list of 500 book trivia questions and answers from the 50 highest selling books of all time. To start at the beginning and READ all 500 Book Trivia Questions & Answers, go here. Contents Use the contents tables below to pick the specific books you would like trivia questions & answers from. The first table on the left contains trivia from the top 1-25 top selling books of all time. The second table on the right contains trivia from the top 26-50 top selling books of all time. 500 Book Trivia Questions & Answers1-25 Top Selling Books Trivia Questions1. Don Quixote Trivia2. A Tale of Two Cities Trivia3. The Fellowship of the Ring Trivia4. Le Petit Prince Trivia5. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Trivia6. Scouting for Boys Trivia7. And Then There Were None Trivia8. The Hobbit Trivia9. Dream of the Red Chamber Trivia10. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Trivia11. She: A History of Adventure Trivia12. The Adventures of Pinocchio Trivia13. The Da Vinci Code Trivia14. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Trivia15. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Trivia16. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Trivia17. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Trivia18. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Trivia19. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Trivia20. The Alchemist Trivia21. The Catcher in the Rye Trivia22. The Very Hungry Caterpillar Trivia23. Common Sense Book of Baby & Child Care Trivia 24. Anne of Green Gables Trivia 25. Black Beauty Trivia Continued...500 Book Trivia Questions & Answers26-50 Top Selling Books Trivia Questions26. The Name of the Rose Trivia27. Charlotte's Web Trivia28. You Can Heal Your Life Trivia29. Lolita Trivia30. In His Steps Trivia31. The Hite Report Trivia32. The Eagle Has Landed Trivia33. Heidi Trivia34. The Mark of Zorro Trivia35. Watership Down Trivia36. One Hundred Years of Solitude Trivia37. The Tale of Peter Rabbit Trivia38. The Ginger Man Trivia39. Jonathan Livingston Seagull Trivia40. A Message to Garcia Trivia41. Cosmos Trivia42. To Kill a Mockingbird Trivia43. Flowers in the Attic Trivia44. Angels & Demons Trivia45. How the Steel was Tempered Trivia46. Your Erroneous Zones Trivia47. The Diary of a Young Girl Trivia48. Kane and Abel Trivia49. The Kite Runner Trivia50. Sophie's World Trivia 500 Book Trivia Questions & Answers 1. Don Quixote Back to table of contents... Don Quixote has sold 500 million copies Don Quixote, tells the story of Alonso Quixano, an aging Spanish nobleman who has become enchanted by tales of knights and damsels. He then adopts the name Don Quixote and sets out on a quest in search of heroic deeds. Along with his loyal companion Sancho Panza, Don Quixote embarks on many daring adventures, including battling giants and windmills. Although he is naive, Don Quixote often achieves success in his endeavors. This novel is celebrated for its brilliant irony and humor, and its impact on modern literature. Don Quixote is widely considered to be one of the most influential works of literature in the Western canon, and has had a lasting impact on world literature and culture. It is a satire of the genre of chivalric romance, and is widely credited for popularizing the picaresque novel genre, which features a roguish protagonist whose adventures often involve some form of deception. Read on for Don Quixote trivia questions and answers. 10 Don Quixote Trivia Questions & Answers 1. What is the full title of the novel Don Quixote? The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha 2. Who is the author of Don Quixote? Miguel de Cervantes 3. What is the name of the town where the story begins? La Mancha 4. What character is Don Quixote's faithful companion? Sancho Panza 5. What type of literary device is used frequently in the novel? Symbolism 6. What occupation does Don Quixote have? A hidalgo, or gentleman farmer 7. What is the name of Don Quixote's horse? Rocinante 8. What does Don Quixote mistake for Giants and attacks? Windmills 9. What is the name of the woman whom Don Quixote believes is his love interest? Dulcinea del Toboso 10. What type of structure does Don Quixote mistake the inn he is staying at for? A Castle 2. A Tale of Two Cities Back to table of contents... A Tale of Two Cities has sold 200 million copies Set in London and Paris before and during the French Revolution, A Tale of Two Cities tells the story of two men, Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton, both in love with the same woman, Lucie Manette. Darnay is a French aristocrat and Carton is a disillusioned English lawyer. When Darnay is accused of treason, Carton sacrifices himself to save him. Through their stories, the author explores the injustice of social inequality and the redemptive power of love and sacrifice. A Tale of Two Cities is a story of love, sacrifice, and redemption. It is considered one of the greatest examples of historical fiction. It is often cited for its memorable characters and its vivid depictions of the social unrest and revolution of the period. The novel has become an important part of the English literary canon, and its themes of justice, morality, and redemption are still relevant today. Continue on for A Tale of Two Cities trivia questions and answers. 10 A Tale of Two Cities Trivia Questions & Answers 11. What are the three main themes of A Tale of Two Cities? Duality, revolution, and resurrection 12. What is the name of the French Revolution group that oversaw the Reign of Terror in the novel? The Jacobins 13. In what year was A Tale of Two Cities first published? 1859 14. Who is the protagonist of A Tale of Two Cities? Charles Darnay 15. What is the name of the bitter knitter and wine shop owner who is a major character in the novel? Madame Defarge 16. Which character is murdered in his bed after running down a child with his carriage in the Paris streets? Marquis St. Evrémonde 17. Which character takes on a mythical aspect in sacrificing himself to save his friends? Sydney Carton 18. What is the phrase that appears on the opening page of the novel? “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” 19. What two cities are the novel set in? Paris and London 20. What is the name of the monarch of France during the novel? King Louis XVI 3. The Fellowship of the Ring Back to table of contents... The Fellowship of the Ring has sold 150 million copies The Fellowship of the Ring, follows a fellowship of nine adventurers, led by the hobbit Frodo Baggins, as they journey through the fictional world of Middle-earth. Along the way, they face numerous obstacles and creatures such as orcs, trolls, and Ringwraiths, as they seek to destroy the a powerful and evil artifact created by the Dark Lord Sauron. During their quest, the fellowship discovers the power of friendship and courage, eventually succeeding in destroying the Ring and stopping Sauron's evil plans. It is the first installment of The Lord of the Rings trilogy and tells the story of Frodo Baggins and his quest to destroy and evil object, which was forged by the Dark Lord Sauron. It is widely considered to be one of the most influential works of fantasy ever written, notable for its complex world-building and intricate characters. Its influence can be seen in many other works of fantasy, from George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire to J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. Keep reading for The Fellowship of the Ring trivia questions and answers. 10 The Fellowship of the Ring Trivia Questions & Answers 21. What is the name of the creature that guides the Fellowship on their mission? Gollum 22. Who is the leader of the Fellowship of the Ring? Gandalf 23. What is the name of the magical artifact that the Fellowship is tasked with destroying? The One Ring 24. What is the name of the elf who joins the Fellowship on their quest? Legolas 25. Who wrote the novel The Fellowship of the Ring? J.R.R. Tolkien 26. What is Treebeard's Sindarin name, in J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings? Fangorn 27. What is the name of the evil demonic creature that the Fellowship must destroy? A Balrog 28. Which character is also known as the Necromancer? Dol Sauron 29. What is the name of the mountain that Frodo and Sam journey to? Mount Doom 30. Who is the Elf archer that joins the Fellowship? Legolas 4. Le Petit Prince Back to table of contents... Le Petit Prince has sold 140 million copies Le Petit Prince is a classic French novella that follows a pilot who crash-lands in the Sahara desert and meets a mysterious young prince from another planet. Through their conversations, the prince reveals his turbulent history and the struggles of growing up and learning about the world. Along the way, he imparts lessons of love, friendship, and loss in a poetic, philosophical way, leaving a lasting impression on all who read it. Le Petit Prince is one of the most translated books in the world, and has become a classic of world literature. The book is an allegory about childhood and the loss of innocence, and explores themes of love, friendship, and responsibility. Its poetic prose and whimsical illustrations have enchanted readers of all ages, making it an enduring classic in literature. If you enjoy fantasy novels, read on for Le Petit Prince trivia questions and answers. 10 Le Petit Prince Trivia Questions & Answers 31. Who wrote the novella Le Petit Prince? Antoine de Saint-Exupery 32. What type of creature is the Little Prince? A pure and innocent traveler from outer space 33. What is the name of the character who narrates the story? The Pilot 34. What is the name of the fox that the Little Prince meets? Pierre 35. What does the Little Prince learn from the fox? That only the heart can see clearly because the eyes miss what is important; that the time the prince has spent on his rose is what makes his rose so important; and that a person is forever responsible for what he has tamed. 36. What is the name the author's wife, who inspired the rose in the Little Prince? Consuelo 37. What is the name of the Little Prince's home asteroid? B-612 38. What is the name of the character who represents the world of adults in the story? The Businessman 39. What is the name of the character that is a faithful but unhappy grownup, that is miserable because his job allows him no rest and his planet makes a full turn every minute? The Lamplighter 40. What is the moral of the story? The responsibility demanded by relationships with others leads to a greater understanding and appreciation of one's responsibilities to the world in general 5. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Back to table of contents... Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone has sold 120 million copies The novel follows Harry Potter, an orphaned boy living with his Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon, as he discovers he is a wizard and goes to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. With the help of his friends - Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley - Harry must face the evil Lord Voldemort and try to find the Sorcerer's Stone, a magical object that can grant immortality. Along the way, he learns about friendship, loyalty, and courage. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is widely considered to be one of the most significant works of children's literature in recent memory. The novel launched an incredibly successful series that has spawned numerous films, video games, and other adapted media. It is lauded for its imaginative and relatable characters, its inventive wizarding world, and its moral lessons that have resonated with readers worldwide. Continue on to the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone trivia questions and answers. 10 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Trivia Questions & Answers 41. Who is the author of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone? J.K. Rowling 42. What is the name of the school that Harry Potter attends? Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry 43. What is the name of the game Harry Potter and his friends play on their broomsticks? Quidditch 44. Who gave Harry Potter the invisibility cloak? Albus Dumbledore 45. What type of creature is Hagrid? Half-giant 46. What is the name of the three-headed dog that guards the Sorcerer's Stone? Fluffy 47. What is the name of Harry Potter's owl? Hedwig 48. What is the name of the potion that allows the drinker to assume the form of someone else? The Polyjuice Potion 49. What is the name of the Acromantula, the rare giant spider that was raised by Rubeus Hagrid and is very loyal to him? Aragog 50. Who sacrifices himself to defeat Professor McGonagall’s impossible chess match? Ron 6. Scouting for Boys Back to table of contents... Scouting for Boys has sold 100 million copies This handbook, first published in 1908, is an instruction in good citizenship, intended to impart Boy Scout training. Scouting for Boys is focused on teaching self-observation, tracking, woodcraft, self-discipline, self-improvement, and British Empire and citizen duty. It is filled with anecdotes, personal observations, and recollections from the author's own experiences during the Second Boer War at the siege of Mafeking, his boyhood, and his camp on Brownsea Island, England. The book is heavily moralistic and encourages moral proselytizing. With its emphasis on outdoor activities, self-reliance, good citizenship, and the importance of service to others, Scouting for Boys is a timeless classic that has had a major impact on generations of young people. It has served as a guide for Scouts around the world, inspiring them to live lives of adventure, integrity, and service. Keep reading for Scouting for Boys trivia questions and answers. 10 Scouting for Boys Trivia Questions & Answers 51. What year was Scouting for Boys first published? 1908 52. Who wrote the book Scouting for Boys? Robert Baden-Powell 53. What did the book Scouting for Boys focus on? Character development, leadership development, citizenship training, and personal fitness 54. What rank did Robert Baden-Powell hold in the British Army? Lieutenant-General 55. What was the name of the worldwide organization founded by Robert Baden-Powell? The Boy Scouts Association 56. What was the name of the first ever Boy Scout camp? The Brownsea Island camp 57. What is the Scout motto of the Scout Movement? Be Prepared 58. What is the Scout Slogan? Do a Good Turn Daily! 59. What are the three promises of the Scout Law? Duty to God and country, Duty to other people, and Duty to self 60. What is the name of the highest rank a Scout can achieve? Eagle Scout 7. And Then There Were None Back to table of contents... And Then There Were None has sold 100 million copies In the book And Then There Were None, ten individuals with troubled pasts and guilty consciences are brought together to a remote island off the coast of Devon, England. Upon their arrival, a mysterious voice from a phonograph record accuses each of them of murder. As the guests try to uncover the identity of their accuser, they soon discover that one by one they are being killed in accordance with the verses of an old nursery rhyme. With the number of guests rapidly diminishing, the survivors must collaborate to identify the killer before they become the last one alive. And Then There Were None is a classic mystery and considered to be one of the greatest works of crime fiction of all time. It is renowned for its intricate plot and its exploration of themes such as justice, morality, and the concept of guilt. As the novel's title suggests, it follows the deaths of eight people on an isolated island, each of whom is accused of a past crime and ultimately killed off one by one. It is considered to be a seminal work in the genre of murder/mystery and is often cited as an influence on modern crime fiction. Continue reading for And Then There Were None trivia questions and answers. 10 And Then There Were None Trivia Questions & Answers 61. Who wrote the novel And Then There Were None? Agatha Christie 62. What is the name of the island where the novel is set? Soldier Island 63. What is the name of the character who is the first to die in the novel? Anthony Marston 64. What is the name of the nursery rhyme that is associated with the novel? "Ten Little Indians" 65. What is the name of the judge who is revealed to be the murderer in the novel? Justice Lawrence Wargrave 66. How many of the original group of ten people remain alive at the end of the novel? None 67. What is the name of the inspector who is called to investigate the deaths on the island? Inspector Maine 68. What is the name detective who is invited to the island to scope out the other guests? William Blore 69. At the end of which chapter is the "swan song" is referred to? Chapter II 70. What is the title of the play adaptation of And Then There Were None? "Ten Little Indians" 8. The Hobbit Back to table of contents... The Hobbit has sold 100 million copies The Hobbit follows Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who embarks on a quest to reclaim a treasure stolen by the dragon Smaug. Along the way, he joins forces with a group of dwarves, and they face many obstacles, including trolls, goblins, and a mysterious creature known as Gollum. Bilbo eventually succeeds in his mission, but not without sacrificing some of his own possessions and discovering a courage he never knew he had. The Hobbit, is a classic fantasy novel that is often credited with popularizing the genre. It is a story of quest and adventure, full of magical creatures and thrilling action, and it has become a beloved classic for generations of readers. The Hobbit has also been credited with inspiring the fantasy genre in film and video games, as the book was an early influence on the works of George Lucas, Peter Jackson, and many others. For The Hobbit Trivia Questions & Answers, keep reading! 10 The Hobbit Trivia Questions & Answers 71. What is the name of Bilbo Baggins' sword? Sting 72. Who is the main antagonist in The Hobbit? Smaug 73. Who is the author of The Hobbit? J.R.R. Tolkien 74. In The Hobbit where does Smaug lives? The Lonely Mountain 75. Who is the leader of the Dwarves in The Hobbit? Thorin Oakenshield 76. What is the name of the wizard who accompanies Bilbo on his journey? Gandalf the Grey 77. What is the name of the creature that Bilbo meets in the tunnel underneath the Misty Mountains? Gollum 78. What is the name of the forest where the Elves live in The Hobbit? Mirkwood 79. Trying to find their way out of the forest of Mirkwood, the dwarves are captured by what sort of armed creatures? Wood-elves 80. Why doesn't Bilbo tell Smaug his name? Out of fear of evil spells 9. Dream of the Red Chamber Back to table of contents... Dream of the Red Chamber has sold 100 million copies Dream of the Red Chamber is a classic Chinese novel written in the 18th century. Set in the decadent world of the Qing Dynasty, it follows the lives of a wealthy family and their struggles with love, wealth, and power. Through the story, the author explores themes such as the impermanence of life, the power of fate, and the consequences of social status. The novel is widely considered to be one of the greatest works of Chinese literature and has been translated into many languages. Dream of the Red Chamber is widely acclaimed for its intricate and detailed portrayal of life in 18th century China. The novel's multi-layered narrative structure and its complex characters have been studied and praised by scholars for centuries. It is also known for its exploration of themes such as family, love, and loss, as well as its historical and social commentary on Chinese society. Continue on for Dream of the Red Chamber Trivia Questions & Answers. 10 Dream of the Red Chamber Trivia Questions & Answers 81. Who is the author of Dream of the Red Chamber? Cao Xueqin 82. How many chapters are there in the novel? 120 83. What is the name of the protagonist of Dream of the Red Chamber? Baoyu 84. What is the alternative title of Dream of the Red Chamber? The Story of the Stone 85. What is the name of the family in the novel? The Jia family 86. How many characters are in the novel? 448 87. How many male characters are in the novel? 235 88. What is the name of the maid in the novel? 235 Male Characters 89. What is the name of the young nun from the Buddhist cloisters of the Rongguo house? Miaoyu (Adamantina) 90. How many female characters are in the novel? 213 10. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Back to table of contents... The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe has sold 85 million copies The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe follows four siblings who discover a magical wardrobe that transports them to the fantastical land of Narnia. There they must battle the White Witch, who has cursed the land with an eternal winter, and restore the rightful ruler, the lion. Along the way, they must overcome many obstacles and face their own fears in order to save their new home. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is one of the most beloved and popular works of children's literature. It is a classic fantasy novel that tells the story of four siblings who enter a magical world through an enchanted wardrobe. The novel is considered to be an allegory of the Christian faith, and its themes of courage, redemption, and sacrifice have resonated with generations of readers. It is also seen as a groundbreaking work in the genre of fantasy, pioneering the use of mythical creatures and otherworldly settings. For The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe trivia questions and answers, keep reading on. 10 The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Trivia Questions & Answers 91. Who is the author of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe? C.S. Lewis 92. What is the name of the mysterious place the four siblings find when they enter the wardrobe? Narnia 93. Who is the White Witch in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe? Jadis 94. What is the name of the lion in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe? Aslan 95. How many siblings are there in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe? Four 96. What is the name of the eldest sibling in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe? Peter 97. The White Stag is fabled to grant what, to whoever catches him? Wishes 98. What is the name of the eldest sister in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe? Susan 99. Who is the only character to appear in all seven books of the Chronicles of Narnia? Aslan 100. According to the author, C. S. Lewis, what biblical figure does Aslan represent? Jesus Christ 11. She: A History of Adventure Back to table of contents... She: A History of Adventure has sold 83 million copies She: A History of Adventure follows the story of a brave, young woman, Ayesha, who embarks on a daring quest to discover the secrets of a lost civilization hidden in the heart of Africa. With the help of a mysterious guide, she journeys through the unknown, encountering strange creatures, powerful forces, and incredible adventures. Along the way, she encounters allies and enemies, learns the secrets of her past, and discovers her true destiny. A thrilling and inspiring tale of courage, adventure, and self-discovery, She is a timeless classic. The novel is notable for its themes of colonialism, gender roles, and religion, as well as its vivid descriptions of African landscapes and cultures. It is often cited as an influential work of early science fiction, and its popularity during the Victorian era helped to make the genre more widely accepted. Keep reading for She: A History of Adventure trivia questions and answers. 10 She: A History of Adventure Trivia Questions & Answers 101. Who wrote the book She: A History of Adventure? H. Rider Haggard 102. What is the name of the main character in She: A History of Adventure? Horace Holly 103. What is the name of the lost city in She: A History of Adventure? Kôr 104. In She: A History of Adventure, what is the name of the powerful queen who rules Kôr? Ayesha 105. In She: A History of Adventure, Horace Holly is a professor of what university? Cambridge University 106. What year was She: A History of Adventure first published? 1887 107. What are the primary genres of She: A History of Adventure? Fantasy and Science Fiction 108. Where is the entrance to the palace, which were originally the people's catacombs? In the side of a volcano 109. What secret of the universe does Ayesha know? The secret of immortality 110. In She: A History of Adventure, how long has Ayesha lived in Kôr? Over 2,000 years 12. The Adventures of Pinocchio Back to table of contents... The Adventures of Pinocchio has sold 80 million copies The Adventures of Pinocchio follows the story of a wooden puppet who is brought to life by a magical fairy. Pinocchio embarks on a journey filled with obstacles and temptations, as he strives to become a real boy. Along the way, he meets many strange characters, learns valuable lessons, and faces difficult choices as he discovers what it truly means to be human. The Adventures of Pinocchio is one of the earliest examples of a fantasy story for children. It is widely seen as a seminal work in the history of children's literature, due to its imaginative plot and characters, its moral messages, and its influence on other works. Continue on for trivia questions and answers on The Adventures of Pinocchio. 10 The Adventures of Pinocchio Trivia Questions & Answers 111. Who does the Cricket say he received his house from in The Adventures of Pinocchio? A goat with turquoise hair 112. Who is the author of The Adventures of Pinocchio? Carlo Collodi 113. What is the name of the puppet-maker who creates Pinocchio? Geppetto 114. What is the name of the fairy who brings Pinocchio to life? The Blue Fairy 115. Who are the two characters who trick Pinocchio into giving them his coins? The Fox and the Cat 116. The what is the name of the inn where the Fox and the Cat lead Pinocchio to? Red Crayfish Inn 117. Who does the Blue Fairy summon to put Pinocchios nose back to normal after he weeps and struggles? Woodpeckers 118. What kind of animal does Pinocchio turn into after spending months in the land of toys? A Donkey 119. What punishment does Pinocchio receive for lying? His nose grows longer 120. What kind of animal swallows Pinocchio? The Terrible Dogfish 13. The Da Vinci Code Back to table of contents... The Da Vinci Code has sold 80 million copies The Da Vinci Code follows cryptographer Robert Langdon as he investigates a murder in the Louvre Museum in Paris. With the help of a cryptologist and a police cryptographer, Langdon discovers a hidden religious mystery that could shake the foundations of Christianity. The trio follows a trail of clues across Europe, uncovering a cryptic puzzle that leads to a centuries-old secret society. As the tension mounts, so does the peril, as Langdon races against time to discover a truth that could change the world. The Da Vinci Code is a mystery thriller that combines religious history, conspiracy theories, and cryptography to explore the hidden secrets of Christianity. The book sparked a great deal of controversy, as some of its claims were viewed as potentially blasphemous by some religious leaders. The Da Vinci Code has been celebrated for its thrilling plot and its exploration of Christian history and conspiracy theories. It remains one of the most popular and influential works of modern fiction. For The Da Vinci Code trivia questions and answers, please continue reading. 10 The Da Vinci Code Trivia Questions & Answers 121. Who wrote The Da Vinci Code? Dan Brown 122. What is the name of the protagonist in The Da Vinci Code? Robert Langdon 123. What organization is responsible for protecting the secret that forms the basis of the plot? The Priory of Sion 124. What is the name of the curator of the Louvre who is murdered at the beginning of the story? Jacques Saunière 125. Who is the albino monk who serves as the antagonist in the novel? Silas 126. What is the name of the cryptologist who helps Langdon solve the mystery? Sophie Neveu 127. What is the name of the police detective that calls Robert Langdon to come to the Louvre to try to interpret the murder scene? Jerome Collet 128. What is the central mystery that Langdon and Sophie try to solve? The possibility of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene having had a child together 129. What is the name of the fictional religious sect mentioned in the novel? The Opus Dei 130. What is the name of the famous painting that plays an important role in the novel? The Last Supper 14. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Back to table of contents... Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has sold 77 million copies Harry Potter and his best friends Ron and Hermione return to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for their second year in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. When an ancient evil force is unleashed, they must work together to uncover the dark secrets of the mysterious Chamber of Secrets and save the school. Along the way they battle dragons, face dangerous magical creatures, and confront the powerful forces of Voldemort. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the second book in the internationally acclaimed series about the young wizard. This book is significant in that it further develops the characters, deepens the plot, and introduces new magical elements to the wizarding world. It also explores themes of friendship, loyalty, courage, and the power of love. A worldwide phenomenon, the success of the Harry Potter series has led to the creation of numerous films, video games, and other related media. Please continue on for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets trivia questions and answers. 10 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Trivia Questions & Answers 131. What is the name of the monster that Harry Potter faces in the Chamber of Secrets? The Basilisk 132. Who writes the threatening messages in the Chamber of Secrets? Ginny Weasley 133. While spending the summer at the Dursleys, who is twelve-year-old Harry Potter visited by? Dobby 134. What type of creature is Dobby? House-elf 135. What does the diary of Tom Riddle turn out to be? A Horcrux 136. Who do we find out initially opened the Chamber of Secrets? Tom Riddle 137. What is the name of the female Basilisk that was placed in the Chamber of Secrets at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? The Serpent of Slytherin 138. What is the name of the book that Hermione Granger owned, and had been marked with the sign of the Deathly Hallows? The Tales of Beedle the Bard 139. What is the name of the magical plant that has the ability to constrict or strangle anything in its surrounding environment or something that happens to touch it? Devil's Snare 140. As Ginny lies near death in the Chamber of Secrets, who destroys Riddle's diary, saving her life? Harry Potter 15. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Back to table of contents... Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince has sold 65 million copies Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is the sixth installment of the beloved Harry Potter series follows the wizarding world's Boy Who Lived as he faces his greatest challenge yet. When Voldemort gains control of the Ministry of Magic, Harry and his friends must search for a powerful and mysterious object that could turn the tide of the dark wizard's reign. Along the way, Harry discovers the dark secrets of Voldemort's past, as well as his own. With a looming war on the horizon, Harry must make a choice between what is right and what is easy. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is a critically acclaimed novel that has become an integral part of popular culture, spawning an entire film franchise, merchandise, and even themed attractions. It is hailed as a modern classic, and its exploration of themes such as love, loss, courage, and loyalty have made it a timeless and beloved story. For Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince trivia questions and answers, read on! 10 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Trivia Questions & Answers 141. Who is the Half-Blood Prince? Severus Snape 142. What is the name of the potion that Harry brews in Potions class? The Draught of Living Death 143. Who kidnaps Mr. Ollivander Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince? The Death Eaters 144. What is the name of the magical object that Harry uses to make himself invisible? The Cloak of Invisibility 145. Who claims responsibility for trying to kill Dumbledore, on Voldemort's orders? Draco 146. How many Horcruxes were created by Tom Riddle to make himself immortal? Six 147. Who is the author of the Half-Blood Prince? J.K. Rowling 148. What is in the potion Voldemort drinks in order to remain alive and strong? Unicorn blood and Snake venom 149. What does Harry finally use a to extract the unaltered memory from Slughorn? Luck Potion ('Felix Felicis') 150. Dumbledore nearly dies trying to retrieving what? The object 16. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Back to table of contents... Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has sold 65 million copies Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows follows Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger as they search for the Horcruxes to defeat Lord Voldemort and protect the wizarding world. Along the way, they face numerous obstacles, including deathly Hallows, enigmatic symbols of power that can either save or doom them. In the end, the trio must make a harrowing sacrifice in order to save the world from the Dark Lord. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the seventh and final novel in the Harry Potter series. The book was highly acclaimed upon its release and has since become one of the most successful and influential novels in modern literature. It is lauded for its intricate plot and exploration of themes such as love, coming-of-age, and death. The novel also examines the power of friendship, loyalty, and self-sacrifice. It has had a lasting impact on the fantasy genre and is widely considered to be one of the most important works of literature of the 21st century. Continue reading for trivia questions and answers on Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. 10 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Trivia Questions & Answers 151. How old is Harry at the beginning of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows? Sixteen 152. Where do the members of the Order of the Phoenix relocate to? The Dursleys 153. Where do the members of the Order of the Phoenix prepare to move Harry before they are attacked by the Death Eaters? The Burrow 154. What is the name of the powerful object that grants its owner the power of immortality? The Deathly Hallows 155. What is given to Harry in Dumbledore's will? a Deluminator for Ron, and The Tales of Beedle the Bard, for Hermione. A Golden Snitch 156. What is given to Ron in Dumbledore's will? A Deluminator 157. Who is the headmaster of Hogwarts when Harry returns to fight Voldemort? Professor Minerva McGonagall 158. What is given to Hermione in Dumbledore's will? The Tales of Beedle the Bard 159. What is the name of Sirius's late brother, who stole the Horcrux locket and hid it in the house? Regulus 160. Who does the Pensieve reveal to have acted as a double agent against Voldemort? Severus Snape 17. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Back to table of contents... Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire has sold 65 million copies In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry is chosen to compete in a dangerous magical tournament between three wizarding schools. He must confront a dragon, rescue a hostage, and duel a powerful opponent. Along the way, he encounters a secret organization, learns more about Lord Voldemort, and discovers the truth behind his parents' deaths. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is an important installment in the iconic Harry Potter series. It marks a turning point as Harry Potter enters adolescence and is faced with the responsibility of competing in the dangerous Triwizard Tournament. It also serves as an exploration of the themes of good and evil, and showcases the power of friendship, loyalty, and courage. It has become a beloved classic and has made a lasting impact in the literary world. Continue on for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire trivia questions and answers. 10 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Trivia Questions & Answers 161. What is the name of the tournament that Harry Potter is forced to compete in, in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire? The Triwizard Tournament 162. Who is the headmaster of Hogwarts when Harry Potter competes in the Triwizard Cup? Albus Dumbledore 163. What is the name of the dragon Harry Potter must face in the first task of the tournament? Hungarian Horntail 164. What magical object is tasked with selecting the champions for the Triwizard Cup? The Goblet of Fire 165. For the Second Task of the Triwizard Cup, what does harry use to breathe underwater? Gillyweed 166. Who does Ron get jealous of seeing Hermione Granger withat the Yule Ball? Viktor Krum 167. Who arrives with Voldemort and kills Cedric with the latter's wand a the graveyard? Wormtail 168. What is the name of the rare phenomenon that occurs when Voldemort and Harry's wandstreams connect, preventing Voldemort from killing Harry? Incantatem 169. At Hogwarts, who does Harry realize is a Death Eater, upon being pulled into this character's office? Moody 170. Who is revealed to be Barty Crouch Jr? Moody 18. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Back to table of contents... Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix has sold 65 million copies In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry returns to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for his fifth year of magical education. As Voldemort's power and followers continue to grow, the Ministry of Magic refuses to acknowledge his return. To counter the Dark Lord's brewing threat, Dumbledore re-establishes the Order of the Phoenix, a secret society of wizards and witches dedicated to defending the Wizarding world. Harry must now confront not only Voldemort, but also the government's corruption, a mysterious new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, and his own inner struggles. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the fifth installment in the beloved fantasy series and is widely considered to be one of the most important books in modern literature. It has been praised for its intricate plot, moral dilemmas, and intricate world-building. The book is seen as a pivotal moment in the series as it deals with darker themes such as death, loss, and war, and further develops the characters and the themes of good versus evil. It has also been praised for its positive messages about friendship, loyalty, and standing up for what is right. Keep reading for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix trivia questions and answers! 10 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Trivia Questions & Answers 171. Whose childhood home do a group of wizards evacuate Harry to when he is attacked by Dementors? Sirius Black 172. Who leads a smear campaign against Harry, to malign him for stating that Voldemort has returned? Cornelius Fudge 173. Who is the senior Ministry employee that becomes the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts and initiates strict rules, forbidding the practice of defensive spells by students? Dolores Umbridge 174. What is the name of the secret organization that Dumbledore forms to fight Voldemort? The Order of the Phoenix 175. What is the name of the group of students at Hogwarts who oppose Umbridge's tyrannical rule? Dumbledore's Army 176. What is the name of Voldemort's snake that Harry has a vision of, attacking Arthur Weasley? Nagini 177. Who realizes that Harry's and Voldemort's minds are connected? Dumbledore 178. Who works with Harry to teach him Occlumency? Professor Snape 179. Who reveals to Harry that he was tricked to the Department of Mysteries by a fake vision from Voldemort? Lucius Malfoy 180. Who ends up dying at the hands of Bellatrix Lestrange? Sirius 19. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Back to table of contents... Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban has sold 65 million copies Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban follows Harry Potter, a young wizard, as he embarks on a magical journey to save his school and himself from the escaped prisoner Sirius Black. With the help of his friends Ron and Hermione, Harry faces the Dementors, outsmarts a dangerous criminal, and uncovers the truth about his parents’ past. Along the way, he discovers the power of friendship, courage, and love. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the third installment of the bestselling fantasy series. It is one of the most acclaimed and popular books in the series, praised for its complex characters, thrilling plot, and expansion of the magical world. It is renowned for its themes of friendship and loyalty, and for introducing the idea of fate to the series. It is an essential part of the Harry Potter series and has been praised for its imaginative storytelling and its exploration of darker themes. For Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban trivia questions and answers, continue on! 10 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Trivia Questions & Answers 181. Who does Harry accidentally turn into a balloon for insulting his parents, causing her to fly away? Aunt Marge 182. When Harry runs away from home, what is the name of the vehicle that picks him up? The Knight Bus 183. Who was the first wizard to break out from the prison Azkaban? Sirius Black 184. At Hogwarts, who is introduced as the Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban? Remus Lupin 185. What is the name of Hermione's new cat? Crookshanks 186. What is the name of the village where Harry takes a secret trip to in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban? Hogsmeade 187. What object does Lupin teach Harry to use to fight off Dementors? The Patronus charm 188. What creature does Hermione reveal that Lupin to be? A werewolf 189. What does Hermione use to go back in time to set Black free? Time Turner 190. What creature does Harry and Hermione fly on to release Black from the tower? A Hippogriff 20. The Alchemist Back to table of contents... The Alchemist has sold 65 million copies The Alchemist follows the journey of a young shepherd, as he embarks on a quest to find a hidden treasure. Along the way, the young shepherd meets a mysterious alchemist who helps him to understand the importance of following his dreams and how to realize his Personal Legend. He is tested, challenged, and ultimately rewarded for his courage, perseverance, and determination. The Alchemist provides readers with a powerful message of self-discovery about a journey of personal legend, or destiny. Along the way, valuable lessons about life and love and the power of following one’s dreams are learned. The novel has been translated into over 70 languages and has selling tens-of-millions of copies worldwide. The Alchemist offers a timeless message of hope and perseverance that continues to resonate with readers around the world. Keep reading for The Alchemist trivia questions and answers. 10 The Alchemist Trivia Questions & Answers 191. Who is the protagonist of The Alchemist? Santiago Shepard Boy 192. Who does Santiago consult with about the meaning of the recurring dream? A Gypsy fortune-teller 193. What is the name of the king of Salem that Santiago meets? King Melchizedek 194. Where does the man claim to be able to take Santiago to, but instead robs him of the money he had made from his flock? The pyramids 195. Who does Santiago have to work for in order to earn enough to get to the pyramids? A crystal merchant 196. What is the name of the girl Santiago meets and falls in love with? Fatima 197. When Santiago is forced to demonstrate his oneness with the Soul of the World, what must be turn into before he is allowed to proceed? A dust storm 198. What is the condition Fatima promises to marry Santiago under? Completing his journey 199. Who teaches Santiago to realize his true self? An alchemist 200. Where is the treasure Santiago is seeking all along? Where he had his original dream 21. The Catcher in the Rye Back to table of contents... The Catcher in the Rye has sold 65 million copies The Catcher in the Rye follows the story of a teenage boy who has been expelled from a prestigious prep school. After deciding to leave his home in New York and wander the city, the teen boy embarks on a journey of self-discovery and confronts the complexities of adulthood. Along the way, he meets a variety of colorful characters, who help him to understand the world around him and ultimately come to terms with his own identity. The Catcher in the Rye is a classic coming-of-age novel that has had a tremendous influence on generations of readers. It has become a staple of high school and college curriculums, as well as a source of inspiration for countless writers, filmmakers and musicians. The story follows the journey of the protagonist's struggles with adolescent angst, alienation, and identity in a world he doesn't understand. It has been praised for its raw and honest depiction of teenage life, and its timeless themes of innocence and redemption remain relevant to this day. For trivia questions and answers about The Catcher in the Rye, please continue on. 10 The Catcher in the Rye Trivia Questions & Answers 201. Who is the protagonist of The Catcher in the Rye? Holden Caulfield 202. What kind of school does Holden attend at the beginning of the novel? Pencey Preparatory Academy 203. What is the name of the museum that Holden visits? The Museum of Natural History 204. What is the name of the prostitute that Holden meets? Sunny 205. What is the only class Holden passes at Pencey? English 206. What is the name of record Holden buys for Phoebe? Little Shirley Beans 207. What does Holden want to be when he grows up? A catcher in the rye 208. Aboard the train, which student's mother does Holden meet and makes up nice but false stories about her son? Ernest Morrow 209. When Holden visits the Lavender Room, what city are the three women he meets from? Seattle 210. When Holden becomes increasingly depressed and needs personal connection, who does he call to attend a play at the Biltmore Theater? Sally Hayes 22. The Very Hungry Caterpillar Back to table of contents... The Very Hungry Caterpillar has sold 55 million copies The Very Hungry Caterpillar is a classic children's book that tells the story of a caterpillar who eats his way through a variety of foods before finally transitioning into a beautiful butterfly. Along the way, the caterpillar teaches children the days of the week, numbers, and the importance of healthy eating. The Very Hungry Caterpillar is known for its vivid, colorful illustrations and its simple, easy-to-follow narrative. The story centers on a caterpillar's journey of transformation and growth, and it has become an inspiration for generations of children, encouraging them to explore their own experiences of growth and change. The book is often used in classrooms and at home to teach children about life cycles, nutrition, and the importance of taking care of oneself. Proceed reading for The Very Hungry Caterpillar trivia questions and answers. 10 The Very Hungry Caterpillar Trivia Questions & Answers 211. In what years was The Very Hungry Caterpillar written? 1969 212. Who illustrated The Very Hungry Caterpillar? Eric Carle 213. What does the hungry caterpillar eat on the first day? One Apple 214. What ails the hungry caterpillar on Saturday? A Stomach Ache 215. What does the hungry caterpillar eat on Sunday? One green leaf 216. What object inspired Eric Carle to create The Very Hungry Caterpillar book? A hole punch 217. What was the original story titled before it became The Very Hungry Caterpillar? A Week with Willi the Worm 218. What was the name Carle's editor, who suggested a caterpillar be the main protagonist, rather than a worm? Ann Beneduce 219. What company originally published the The Very Hungry Caterpillar? The World Publishing Company 220. The book was removed from libraries in Herefordshire, England in an effort to do what? Promote healthy eating 23. The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care Back to table of contents... The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care has sold 50 million copies The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care is a comprehensive guide for new and experienced parents alike. This iconic book provides practical advice on every aspect of childcare, from feeding and clothing to discipline and education. It covers physical, emotional, and social development, and gives parents the tools they need to raise happy, healthy children. The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care is a classic parenting guide that has revolutionized the way parents thought about child-rearing and helped shape the modern parenting landscape. The book's influence has been felt around the world and it is considered one of the most important works of child psychology and parenting advice. Please continue on for trivia questions and answers on The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care. 10 The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care Trivia Questions & Answers 221. Who wrote The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care? Dr. Benjamin Spock 222. What year was The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care first published? 1946 223. What is the main topic covered in The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care? Parenting advice 224. Of what profession was the author of The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care? Pediatrician 225. How are the topics of the book arranged? By age 226. What was unique to the The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care for the time? Flexibility in child-rearing 227. How many editions of The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care were published during the original authors lifetime? 7 228. What does Spock emphasize as the most important aspect of parenting? Natural loving care 229. Spock became the first pediatrician to be trained in which background of study? Psychoanalysis 230. Why did authors prior to Spock, such as Watson, Holt, and other child care experts, obsess over rigidity in feeding and bowel movements? They believed that these irregularities were the cause of widespread diarrheal diseases seen among babies 24. Anne of Green Gables Back to table of contents... Anne of Green Gables has sold 50 million copies Anne of Green Gables follows the adventures of an independent and imaginative girl who is sent to live with her elderly brother and sister on their farm on a rural Island. After a series of misadventures, the girl endears herself to the townsfolk and her adopted family with her wit and charm. Through joy and sorrow, she discovers the power of true friendship and family, and ultimately finds a home and place to belong. Anne of Green Gables is widely celebrated for its vivid and detailed descriptions of rural life in Canada during the early 20th century. It is also known for its strong female protagonist, who is both endearing and independent. Anne of Green Gables has been widely praised for its charm, wit, and optimism and is a beloved classic of children’s literature. Keep on reading for Anne of Green Gables Trivia Questions & Answers. 10 Anne of Green Gables Trivia Questions & Answers 231. Where did Anne Shirley live before coming to Green Gables? An orphanage in Nova Scotia 232. Who wrote the book Anne of Green Gables? Lucy Maud Montgomery 233. What color hair does Anne Shirley have? Red 234. What is the name of Anne's best friend? Diana Barry 235. How many books are in the Anne of Green Gables series? 20 236. What rural community is the fictional town of Avonlea based on on real life? Cavendish, Prince Edward Island 237. What is the name of Anne's female guardian? Marilla Cuthbert 238. What is the name of Anne's best friend and next door neighbor? Diana Barry 239. What is the name of Anne's rival at school? Gilbert Blythe 240. What is the name of the school Anne goes to at age sixteen to earn a teaching license? Queen's Academy 25. Black Beauty Back to table of contents... Black Beauty has sold 50 million copies Black Beauty is an autobiography of a horse, told from his perspective, that recounts his experiences with both good and bad masters. He discovers the meaning of true friendship, loyalty, and the importance of kindness and understanding, ultimately learning the power of love and forgiveness. He also experiences great sorrow and injustice, highlighting the cruelty of humans and the suffering of animals. Black Beauty is widely credited as the first novel to be written from the perspective of an animal, and is a crucial work of animal rights literature. The story follows the life of a horse named Black Beauty, exploring themes of kindness and animal rights through his experiences. The novel has since become a beloved classic for both adults and children alike, inspiring generations to be mindful of the welfare of animals. Continue reading for Black Beauty Trivia Questions & Answers. 10 Black Beauty Trivia Questions & Answers 241. Who wrote the novel Black Beauty? Anna Sewell 242. In what year was the novel Black Beauty published? 1877 243. Where does the story of Black Beauty take place? England 244. How many chapters does the novel Black Beauty have? 49 245. Who is the main character in the novel Black Beauty? Black Beauty 246. What type of animal is Black Beauty? Horse 247. Who bought Black Beauty from the horse fair? Mr. Barry 248. What is the name of the family that Black Beauty is sold to? The Gordon family 249. What is the name of the farmer who adopts Black Beauty and is his first owner? Farmer Grey 250. What is the name of the horse that Black Beauty befriends at Farmer Grey's farm? Ginger 26. The Name of the Rose Back to table of contents... The Name of the Rose has sold 50 million copies Set in a medieval Italian monastery, The Name of the Rose follows a Franciscan friar sent by the Pope to investigate a series of mysterious deaths at the Abbey. Together with his novice, the friar must unravel a deadly secret, uncovering a labyrinth of conspiracy and murder that threaten the stability of the entire Church. With his keen intellect and unorthodox methods, the friar must not only solve the riddle of the deaths, but also find a way to prevent further tragedy. The Name of the Rose is a murder mystery that combines theological and philosophical elements in a unique and compelling way. The novel is widely regarded as a classic work of postmodern literature, and it has had a lasting impact on the genre of detective fiction. It has also been adapted into a film and a television series. For the trivia questions and answers on The Name of the Rose, please continue reading. 10 The Name of the Rose Trivia Questions & Answers 251. Who is the author of The Name of the Rose? Umberto Eco 252. What is the setting of The Name of the Rose? A 14th-century Italian monastery 253. Who is the protagonist of The Name of the Rose? Franciscan friar William of Baskerville 254. What is the name of the deceased illuminator who is revered for his illustrations? Adelmo of Otranto 255. What is the name of the monestary that inspired the setting of The Name of the Rose? Saint Michael's Abbey 256. What is the name of the main antagonist in The Name of the Rose? Jorge de Burgos 257. The seven trumpets referenced in the book come from which book of the bible? The Book of Revelation 258. What is the name of the young Benedictine novice in The Name of the Rose? Adso of Melk 259. What is the name of the labyrinthine library? Finis Africae 260. What is the name of the scholar of Aristotle and translator of Greek and Arabic that is found dead in a vat of pig's blood? Venantius of Salvemec 27. Charlotte's Web Back to table of contents... Charlotte's Web has sold 50 million copies Charlotte's Web is a classic children's novel about a young girl who befriends a pig and and extraordinary spider, who lives in the barn. With the help of her spider webs, the young girl helps the pig overcome the challenges he faces at the farm and finds a way to save him from slaughter. Along the way, the pig learns valuable lessons about friendship, loyalty, and life’s cycles. Charlotte's Web is a beloved modern classic. The novel is praised for its exploration of the power of friendship, and has been celebrated for its depiction of animals as complex, emotional characters. It has been adapted for stage and screen, and has been praised as an important work of children's literature. For Charlotte's Web trivia questions and answers on, please read on. 10 Charlotte's Web Trivia Questions & Answers 261. Who wrote Charlotte's Web? E.B. White 262. What kind of animal is Charlotte in the book? A Spider 263. What is the name of the pig in the book? Wilbur 264. What is the name of the little girl who saves Wilbur, the runt of his litter? Fern Arable 265. What kind of animal is Templeton? A rat 266. What are the names of Charlotte's three offspring that stay in the barn with Wilbur? Nellie, Joy and Aranea 267. How does Charlotte communicate with Wilbur? Web writing 268. What is the last word Charlotte weaves into her web? "Humble" 269. What is the name of the family physician and psychologist that is consulted by Fern's mother? Dr. Dorian 270. Who is the first person in the story to see a message in Charlotte's web? Lurvy 28. You Can Heal Your Life Back to table of contents... You Can Heal Your Life has sold 50 million copies You Can Heal Your Life is a self-help that teaches readers how to create positive changes in their lives. Through affirmations, visualizations, and self-love, the book offers practical advice on how to turn negative thought patterns into productive and empowering ones. It also explores how to use the power of intention to create positive change in every area of life, including health, relationships, money and career. Ultimately, the goal of the book is to show readers how to use the power of their minds to create a life filled with joy, success and abundance. You Can Heal Your Life has made a significant impact on the New Thought Movement and Mind-Body-Spirit literature. The book advocates for positive thinking, the power of affirmations, and the importance of taking responsibility for one's own healing. It has become a classic and a mainstay of the self-help genre, inspiring many to take control of their lives and find inner peace. Keep reading for You Can Heal Your Life trivia questions and answers. 10 You Can Heal Your Life Trivia Questions & Answers 271. Who is the author of the book You Can Heal Your Life? Louise Hay 272. What is the main message of the book You Can Heal Your Life? Take responsibility for our thoughts, feelings, and actions, to create positive changes in our lives 273. What techniques does the author suggest for healing? Affirmations, visualization, meditation, good nutrition, exercise, and relaxation 274. What kind of health issues does the book address? Physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health issues 275. What approach to life does the book advocate? A holistic approach to life, focusing on body, mind, and spirit 276. What is the title of the companion workbook to the book You Can Heal Your Life? You Can Heal Your Life Companion Book 277. What is the title of the movie adaptation of You Can Heal Your Life? You Can Heal Your Life-The Movie 278. In what year was You Can Heal Your Life first published? You Can Heal Your Life was first published in 1984 279. What does Louise Hay suggest to do when negative thoughts arise? Respond to them with positive affirmations and reframe them into more constructive statements 280. What is the main underlying theme of the book You Can Heal Your Life? We have the power to create our own reality 29. Lolita Back to table of contents... Lolita has sold 50 million copies Article Author's Note: I personally find this story repulsive and sickening. I do not condone nor support this sort of literature, but, out of respect for factual relevancy, I have decided to include the book. This decision was not taken lightly; I spent days considering if it should be included or not, and why. Please do not take this inclusion as any semblance of support for the story, or the author. If you have any issue with this inclusion, please contact us using the contact us page and reference this article. Thank you in advance for understanding. Lolita tells the story of a middle-aged European professor who becomes fixated with his stepdaughter, Lolita. Humbert takes Lolita on a cross-country journey, during which Humbert falls in love with her and Lolita struggles to come to terms with their relationship. As they travel, they encounter a variety of characters and experiences that complicate their situation and lead to a tragic conclusion. Lolita, is a controversial and groundbreaking work of literature that is widely considered to be one of the most important novels of the 20th century. It is renowned for its innovative and daring narrative style, which presents a dark and subversive story of illicit romance. Lolita has come to be seen as a subversive and powerful exploration of power and desire, while also challenging traditional notions of morality and innocence. Continue read on for Lolita trivia questions and answers. 10 Lolita Trivia Questions & Answers 281. Who is the author of Lolita? Vladimir Nabokov 282. What is the name of the main character in the novel? Humbert Humbert 283. What year was Lolita first published? 1955 284. What is the name of the town where Lolita and Humbert finally settle? Beardsley 285. What is the name of Lolita's mother? Charlotte Haze 286. What is the name of Lolita's kidnapper? Clare Quilty 287. How old is Lolita when the novel begins? 12 288. How does Humbert first meet Lolita? He meets her at the Charlotte's home when he comes to rent a room 289. What is the name of the young alcoholic woman Humbert has a relationship with after Lolita disappears? Rita 290. How old is Lolita when Humbert unexpectedly receives a letter from her? 17-years-old 30. In His Steps Back to table of contents... In His Steps has sold 50 million copies In His Steps follows the journey of a Reverend and his congregation as they take a pledge to only do what Jesus would do. The congregation faces many struggles as they attempt to live out the pledge, including a homeless man accused of a crime, a lawyer's refusal to take on a case, and a factory owner's refusal to give workers a living wage. Through these events, the Reverend and the congregation learn to put their faith into action, and ultimately, to trust God in all their decisions. In His Steps is considered to be one of the most influential works of Christian fiction ever written and is credited with helping to launch the "What Would Jesus Do?" movement. The novel has been a source of inspiration to millions of readers, encouraging them to live their lives in a way that honors Jesus' teachings and example. For In His Steps trivia questions and answers, please continue reading on. 10 In His Steps Trivia Questions & Answers 291. What is the main character of this book? Pastor Henry Maxwell 292. What was the novel's central theme? "What Would Jesus Do?" 293. What was the name of the newspaper run by the main character? The Raymond Daily Newspaper 294. What was the name of the town in which the novel was set? Raymond 295. Who did the main character ask to make a covenant with him to "live as Jesus would live"? The members of his church 296. In what year was the book first published? 1896 297. In the beginning of the novel, who is the out of work man that appears at the front door of Henry Maxwell? Jack Manning 298. Which character decides not to print a prize fight, and to discontinue the Sunday edition, leaving a drop in subscriptions? Ed Norman 299. Which character starts a small meeting for the railroad men, but also discovers the railroad's fraud against the ICC, so he resigns his post, and goes to work as a telegraph clerk? Alexander Powers 300. What is the name Henry Maxwell's wife? Mary Maxwell 31. The Hite Report Back to table of contents... The Hite Report has sold 50 million copies The Hite Report is a groundbreaking book by an intimacy expert. It explores the personal lives of women in unprecedented detail. Drawing on over 3,000 women's responses to her questionnaire, Hite presents a comprehensive look at women's intimate attitudes, feelings, and experiences. She presents her findings in a frank and open manner, addressing issues such as female desire, relationships, wants and menopause. The Hite Report is a groundbreaking exploration of female desire, and a must-read for anyone interested in the topic. The Hite Report, is a groundbreaking work in its field. The report was the first of its kind to challenge traditional ideas of gender roles and associated behavior. As such, The Hite Report has been credited with inspiring a new wave of feminist thought and has become an important reference point in gender study. For trivia questions and answers about The Hite Report, continue on. 10 The Hite Report Trivia Questions & Answers 301. Who wrote The Hite Report? Dr. Shere Hite 302. What is the main focus of The Hite Report? Intimate desire and gender roles 303. How many women participated in The Hite Report? Over 3,000 304. What year was The Hite Report first published? 1976 305. What type of research did The Hite Report rely on? Questionnaires 306. Who was the target audience of The Hite Report? Women 307. What was the goal of The Hite Report? To explore women's intimate experiences and attitudes 308. What controversial topics does The Hite Report address? Female onanism, desires, and pleasures 309. What is the subtitle of The Hite Report? A Nationwide Study of Female Desire 310. What is the main argument of The Hite Report? That women's physical desires are not adequately understood or appreciated by society 32. The Eagle Has Landed Back to table of contents... The Eagle Has Landed has sold 50 million copies In The Eagle Has Landed a group of Nazi saboteurs set out to kidnap a famous English leader. Led by a veteran German officer, the team infiltrates England and executes their plan with remarkable precision. But as the mission unfolds, the team finds itself in a desperate struggle for survival as the British authorities close in. The Eagle Has Landed was a commercial success and was adapted into a critically acclaimed feature film in 1976. It is considered to be one of the most influential thrillers of its time and has become a classic of the genre. The novel has been praised for its gripping action scenes, taut suspense, and the detailed depiction of its characters and their motivations. It has been credited with helping to shape the modern action/thriller genre and has been cited as an influence on films like Mission: Impossible and The Rock. For The Eagle Has Landed trivia questions and answers, please keep reading. 10 The Eagle Has Landed Trivia Questions & Answers 311. Who wrote The Eagle Has Landed? Jack Higgins 312. In what year was The Eagle Has Landed first published? 1975 313. Who do the Nazis kidnap in the book? Winston Churchill 314. Who is the main protagonist of The Eagle Has Landed? Liam Devlin 315. Who is the main antagonist of The Eagle Has Landed? Colonel Radl 316. What is the title of the sequel to The Eagle Has Landed? The Eagle Has Flown 317. What genre is The Eagle Has Landed? A historical thriller 318. Who wrote the screenplay adaptation of The Eagle Has Landed? Tom Mankiewicz 319. What is the name of the 1976 film adaptation of The Eagle Has Landed? The Eagle Has Landed 320. Who is the head of the Abwehr? Admiral Canaris 33. Heidi Back to table of contents... Heidi has sold 50 million copies Heidi is the story of a young orphan girl who is sent to live with her gruff grandfather in the mountains. Despite her grandfather's initial reluctance to accept her, Heidi quickly wins him over and learns to love the mountains and the people who live there. Through her adventures, she discovers the importance of friendship and the power of nature. As her grandfather discovers the joys of having a granddaughter, he begins to change his outlook on life and the people surrounding him. Heidi has been adapted and translated into many languages since its first publication in 1881. It is considered one of the most popular children's stories of all time, and its themes of independence, resilience, and the importance of nature have made it a timeless classic. Heidi is credited with influencing other classic books, such as The Secret Garden and Little Women, and has become a widely studied text in schools around the world. Continue on reading for trivia questions and answers on The Eagle Has Landed. 10 Heidi Trivia Questions & Answers 321. Who is the author of Heidi? Johanna Spyri 322. Where does Heidi live in the book? The Swiss Alps 323. What is the name of Heidi's young boy neighbor? Peter 324. Besides Heidi's grandmother, who else initially raises Heidi? Dete 325. What is Heidi's granfdather's nickname in his village? The Alm-Uncle 326. How old is Heidi when she is sent to live with her grandfather? Five years old 327. What is the name of the girl that Dete is hired to be a companion of? Klara Sesemann 328. Who gifts Heidi the book of biblical stories? Frau Sesemann 329. What Biblical story does Heidi read to Alm-Uncle, which inspires him to pray at night for the first time in years? "The Prodigal Son" 330. Who grows jealous of Heidi and Klara's friendship and pushes Klara's empty wheelchair down the mountain to its destruction? Peter 34. The Mark of Zorro Back to table of contents... The Mark of Zorro has sold 50 million copies The Mark of Zorro tells the story of, a wealthy young nobleman who is secretly the masked vigilante Zorro. He must battle against the corrupt governor and his henchmen to save the people from injustice. Along the way, he finds love, adventure and a host of enemies. The Mark of Zorro is a classic adventure first published in 1919. It is widely credited with popularizing the masked vigilante character and establishing the Zorro archetype. It has inspired numerous adaptations in various media, including film, television, and comics, and has become an iconic symbol of justice and heroism. For The Mark of Zorro Trivia trivia questions and answers, please continue reading. 10 The Mark of Zorro Trivia Questions & Answers 331. Who wrote the novel The Mark of Zorro? Johnston McCulley 332. What is the setting of The Mark of Zorro? Early 19th century Southern California 333. What is the name of the protagonist in The Mark of Zorro? Don Diego Vega 334. Before being published in book form, what was The Mark of Zorro originally called? The Curse of Capistrano 335. What is the alter-ego of Don Diego Vega? Zorro 336. What type of weapon does Zorro use to fight? A rapier 337. What is the name of Zorro's horse? Tornado 338. What is the name of Zorro's lover? Lolita Pulido 339. Before being published in book form, The Curse of Capistrano appeared as five serialized installments in which pulp magazine? All-Story Weekly 340. What is the name of Zorro's deaf and mute servant? Bernardo 35. Watership Down Back to table of contents... Watership Down has sold 50 million copies Watership Down follows a community of rabbits as they journey to find a new home after their warren is threatened by human development. Along the way, they face many challenges and adversaries, including predators, ruthless competitors, and a tyrannical ruler. They must rely on their courage, wit, and unity to survive and ultimately find a safe place to call home. Watership is widely regarded as one of the most influential works of modern British fiction. It is renowned for its vivid and imaginative portrayal of the natural world. Its combination of anthropomorphic animal characters, political allegory, and moral themes have made it a timeless classic in children’s literature. Its influence can be seen in a wide range of literary works and popular culture. Please read on for Watership Down trivia questions and answers. 10 Watership Down Trivia Questions & Answers 341. Who wrote the novel Watership Down? Richard Adams 342. What is the name of the main protagonist in Watership Down? Hazel 343. What species of animal are the characters in Watership Down? Rabbits 344. What is the name of the antagonist in Watership Down? General Woundwort 345. What type of government does Hazel warren's represent? A democracy 346. The descriptions of wild rabbit behavior were based on which book written by British naturalist Ronald Lockley? The Private Life of the Rabbit 347. What is the name of Watership Down's resident storyteller? Dandelion 348. What kind of animal does Hazel save the mouse from? A kestrel 349. What is the name of the rabbit god in Watership Down? Frith 350. What is the name of the police state led by the despotic General Woundwort? Efrafa 36. One Hundred Years of Solitude Back to table of contents... One Hundred Years of Solitude has sold 47 million copies One Hundred Years of Solitude is the epic saga of a family and their small Colombian town. Spanning seven generations, the novel follows the rise and fall of the family as they explore the joys and sorrows of love, life, death, and the magical realism of their unique world. As the family faces conflicts with the outside world, they also grapple with the consequences of their own actions as their fortunes and legacies are shaped over the course of a century. One Hundred Years of Solitude is considered a landmark of Latin American literature and is widely recognized as one of the most influential and groundbreaking works of the 20th century. Through its magical realism elements and exploration of themes such as family, solitude, and the political and social realities of Latin America, the novel offers readers a unique and powerful insight into the human experience. It has served as an inspiration for countless authors around the world and is still seen as a cornerstone of Latin literature. For One Hundred Years of Solitude trivia questions and answers, please continue reading. 10 One Hundred Years of Solitude Trivia Questions & Answers 351. What is the name of the fictional town in One Hundred Years of Solitude? Macondo 352. Who is the author of One Hundred Years of Solitude? Gabriel García Márquez 353. What is the name of the family in One Hundred Years of Solitude? The Buendía family 354. What is the name of the leader of the gypsies? Melquíades 355. Who joins the civil war against the Conservative government and becomes an iconic revolutionary leader, fighting for many years? Aureliano Buendía 356. What comes to Macondo, bringing in new technology and many foreign settlers? The railroad 357. What kind of company establishes a banana plantation outside the town, and builds its own segregated village across the river? An American fruit company 358. What is the name of the character who is the last surviving Buendía? Aureliano Babilonia 359. What is the Supernatural events that are accepted by characters as normal occurrences 360. Who is the oldest child of Fernanda and Aureliano Segundo? José Arcadio 37. The Tale of Peter Rabbit Back to table of contents... The Tale of Peter Rabbit has sold 45 million copies The Tale of Peter Rabbit is a classic children's story about a mischievous bunny who disobeys his mother's instructions and ventures into a farmer's garden, resulting in a series of adventures. Peter must evade the wrath of the farmer and his family as he attempts to return home safely. The Tale of Peter Rabbit, is a classic children's picture book. The story's charming illustrations and simple language has made it a beloved classic and one of the most popular books of all time. It has also been credited with helping to establish the modern picture book genre, bringing the artwork of its illustrations to the forefront of the story. Please read on for The Tale of Peter Rabbit trivia questions and answers. 10 The Tale of Peter Rabbit Trivia Questions & Answers 361. Who wrote the book The Tale of Peter Rabbit? Beatrix Potter 362. What are the names of Peter Rabbit's siblings? Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail 363. What do Peter's three younger sisters go down the lane to gather? Blackberries 364. Why does Peter enter into the Garden? To eat vegetables 365. When Peter ends up eating more than is good for him, what does he go looking for to cure his stomach-ache? Parsley 366. Where does Peter hide in the shed when he is spotted by Mr. McGregor? In a watering can 367. What kind of animal does Peter sneak past, trying to make it to the gate? A cat 368. What does Peter lose when he is escaping the garden? His Clothes 369. What does Mrs. Rabbit give to Peter cure his stomach-ache? A teaspoon of chamomile tea 370. What delicious foods do Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail enjoy at dinner, while Peter is in bed sick? Milk, bread and blackberries 38. The Ginger Man Back to table of contents... The Ginger Man has sold 45 million copies The Ginger Man is the story of an Irish student living in post-war 1950s Dublin, struggling to make ends meet. As he navigates his way through the city's social and cultural landscape, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, with his wild and reckless behavior causing him no end of trouble. With its frank exploration of mature themes, The Ginger Man is considered a classic of its time. The Ginger Man is revered as one of the great Irish novels of the 20th century. It is noted for its frank, often darkly humorous portrayal of post-war Dublin society and culture. It is also renowned for its innovative and unconventional narrative style, which is heavily influenced by the American Beat Generation. The novel remains an important and influential work in the literature of the English-speaking world. Continue reading for trivia questions and answers on The Ginger Man. 10 The Ginger Man Trivia Questions & Answers 371. Where is the novel set? Dublin, Ireland 372. Who is the protagonist of the novel? Sebastian Dangerfield 373. What type of novel is The Ginger Man? A comedy 374. In what year was The Ginger Man first published? 1955 375. What college does Sebastian Dangerfield attend? Trinity College in the Irish capital 376. In what year does the novel begin? 1947 377. What major is Sebastian Dangerfield studying? Law 378. What nationality if Sebastian Dangerfield? American 379. Where do the Dangerfields relocate to when the backyard property crumbles down the cliffs after a storm? 1 Mohammed Road, The Rock in Dublin 380. What is the name of the woman Sebastian Dangerfield has an affair with? Chris 39. Jonathan Livingston Seagull Back to table of contents... Jonathan Livingston Seagull has sold 40 million copies Jonathan Livingston Seagull is the story of a seagull who strives to be more than ordinary. Through determination and self-discipline, he learns to fly faster and further than any other seagull. He discovers that the ultimate goal is not just flying, but self-perfection. After being exiled from his flock and ridiculed by other seagulls, he continues to pursue his dreams, eventually being welcomed back and teaching others how to fly. Jonathan Livingston Seagull is a modern classic. The story follows Jonathan, a seagull who is dissatisfied with the mediocrity of life. Through his quest, Jonathan discovers an understanding of love, freedom, and the joy of flying. The book carries themes of non-conformity and individualism, inspiring readers to live life to its fullest potential. The book is praised for its poetic and inspirational messages. Please keep reading for Jonathan Livingston Seagull trivia questions and answers. 10 Jonathan Livingston Seagull Trivia Questions & Answers 381. Who is the author of Jonathan Livingston Seagull? Richard Bach 382. When was Jonathan Livingston Seagull first published? 1970 383. How many parts does the book Jonathan Livingston Seagull have? Three 384. After Jonathan transcends into a new reality, what is the name of his instructor? Sullivan 385. In Jonathan's new reality, whats is the name of the Elder Gull of the community? Chiang 386. When Jonathan decides to return to his own home planet, what is the name of the seagull he encounters that was also "outcast" by his original flock? Fletcher Lynd Seagull 387. Jonathan says he will teach Fletcher, only if Fletcher promises to do what? Forgive the Flock for banishing him 388. What are the rumors Fletcher shares in regards to what the rest of the Flock think of Jonathan? He is either a messiah or a devil 389. With the decision to either persist in the afterlife or return to his world, what does Fletcher choose? Return to his world 390. What is the last piece of advice Jonathan gives to Fletcher before he passes? "Find out what you already know" 40. A Message to Garcia Back to table of contents... A Message to Garcia has sold 40 million copies A Message to Garcia is a timeless classic and a testament to the power of personal initiative and perseverance. It tells the story of a man who is tasked with delivering a difficult message to a Cuban General during the Spanish-American War. Despite the obstacles and dangers his mission entails, the man embarks on the task with unwavering dedication and single-minded determination in delivering the message. The story serves as an inspirational reminder of the power of personal initiative and a commitment to one's goals. A Message to Garcia is a story of dedication and perseverance in the face of a seemingly insurmountable task. Through this story, the author illustrates the value of loyalty and determination in the face of adversity. The essay has been widely celebrated for its timeless message of hard work, resilience, and grit; its popularity has endured for over a century and continues to inspire readers to this day. Read on for A Message to Garcia Trivia questions and answers. 10 A Message to Garcia Trivia Questions & Answers 391. Who wrote the essay A Message to Garcia? Elbert Hubbard 392. What is the main theme of the essay? The importance of being reliable and taking initiative 393. What is the name of the messenger in the essay? Rowan 394. What year was the essay published? 1899 395. What country does the essay take place in? Cuba 396. What type of message was Rowan delivering? A confidential message 397. What is the name of the leader that Rowan was delivering the message to? General Garcia 398. Where does the essay draw its inspiration from? The Spanish American War 399. What is the moral lesson of the essay? To have initiative and finish tasks without needing to be told what to do 400. What was the outcome of Rowan’s mission? He successfully delivered the message to General Garcia 41. Cosmos Back to table of contents... Cosmos has sold 40 million copies Cosmos is a book authored by an astrophysicist that explores the universe and the development of scientific knowledge. Through vivid prose and stunning illustrations, the author takes readers on a journey of exploration and discovery, discussing topics ranging from the Big Bang and the origin of life to the evolution of civilizations and the future of humanity. Along the way, readers gain a deeper appreciation for the complexity of our universe and the beauty of scientific exploration. Cosmos is widely acclaimed for its captivating explanations of the universe and its inspiring vision of humanity's place in it. The book is credited with popularizing science and inspiring millions of people to explore the wonders of the cosmos. It has had a lasting impact on modern science and culture, and continues to be a source of inspiration for scientific discovery and exploration. For Cosmos trivia questions and answers, please keep reading. 10 Cosmos Trivia Questions & Answers 401. Who wrote the 1980 book Cosmos? Carl Sagan 402. How many chapters does the book Cosmos contain? 13 403. What is the name of the ship in the book Cosmos? The Ship of the Imagination 404. What subject is discussed in the first chapter of the book Cosmos? The origin and evolution of the universe 405. What is the title of the fourth chapter in the book Cosmos? "Heaven and Hell" 406. What is the title of the sixth chapter in the book Cosmos? "Travellers' Tales" 407. What is the title of the tenth chapter in the book Cosmos? "Who Speaks for Earth?" 408. What is the name of the television series based on the book Cosmos? Cosmos: A Personal Voyage 409. What year did the book Cosmos win the Hugo Award for Best Non-Fiction Book? 1981 410. What was Sagan's main purposes for the book? To explain complex scientific ideas in a way so that anyone interested can understand 42. To Kill a Mockingbird Back to table of contents... To Kill a Mockingbird has sold 40 million copies To Kill a Mockingbird is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about racial injustice, social prejudice and the struggles of morality in a small Southern town. Set in the 1930s, the story follows a lawyer and his children, as they face their own challenges in a world of intolerance. With insight and compassion, To Kill a Mockingbird illuminates the power of courage and justice in the face of racism and hatred. To Kill a Mockingbird is widely considered a classic of modern literature, and has become one of the most beloved and widely read books of all time. The novel explores uses themes of courage, compassion, and understanding. It has been widely praised for its powerful writing, compelling characters, and moral complexity, and has had a lasting impact on readers and society. For trivia questions and answers about To Kill a Mockingbird, please continue reading. 10 To Kill a Mockingbird Trivia Questions & Answers 411. Who is the narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird? Jean “Scout” Finch 412. What is the setting of the novel? 1930s Maycomb, Alabama 413. What is Atticus Finch's profession? Lawyer 414. What is the name of Atticus Finch's daughter? Scout 415. who lives next door to the finches in to kill a mockingbird Miss Rachel Haverford 416. Who is the antagonist of the novel? Bob Ewell 417. What is the name of the field hand accused of assault? Tom Robinson 418. When was To Kill a Mockingbird published? 1960 419. in what year did to kill a mockingbird win the pulitzer prize? 1961 420. What is the significance of the title of the novel? The Destruction of Innocence 43. Flowers in the Attic Back to table of contents... Flowers in the Attic has sold 40 million copies In the book, Flowers in the Attic, a girl and her siblings are sent to their grandparents' home to live in the attic. They are forbidden to leave, and the secrets of their family's dark past begin to unravel. As the girl and her siblings take refuge in the attic, they face constant cruelty and manipulation from their relative. As the girl grows into a young woman, she is faced with a heartbreaking decision that will forever change her life. Flowers in the Attic is a classic gothic novel and considered a major work of young adult fiction. It has been adapted into multiple films and television programs. The dark and disturbing themes of the novel, combined with its suspenseful plot and complex characters, have made it a popular and enduring work of literature that continues to capture the imaginations of readers today. Please keep reading on for Flowers in the Attic trivia questions and answers. 10 Flowers in the Attic Trivia Questions & Answers 421. What is the last name of the family in Flowers in the Attic? Dollanganger 422. What is the name of the mansion where the children live in the book? Foxworth Hall 423. Who is the villain in the story? The grandmother 424. Why does Corrine's father disinherit her from the will? For marrying his half brother 425. Where the book takes place? Virginia 426. What is the name of Corrine's new husband? Bart Winslow 427. What does Corrine claim Cory die of? Pneumonia 428. What has the grandmother been contaminating the children's food with? Rat poison 429. What did Cory actually die from? Arsenic poisoning 430. Where do the three remaining children finally escape to? Florida 44. Angels & Demons Back to table of contents... Angels & Demons has sold 39 million copies Angels and Demons follows a Harvard symbologist as he investigates a mystery surrounding the an ancient cult that threatens to destroy Vatican City. He is joined by a beautiful Italian scientist, as they race against time to prevent the cult from unleashing a deadly weapon of mass destruction. Along the way, they discover a hidden world of secret signs, artwork and secret rituals that will ultimately reveal a shocking truth. Angels & Demons is a suspense-filled novel that has become a literary classic. The novel was praised for its engaging plot and intricate details, which has made it a popular read for many readers. It has also spawned a successful film adaptation and has become a cultural phenomenon, inspiring other works in the thriller genre. Continue reading for Angels and Demons trivia questions and answers. 10 Angels & Demons Trivia Questions & Answers 431. What is the name of the secret society in the book Angels & Demons? The Illuminati 432. Who is the hero of the novel Angels & Demons? Robert Langdon 433. What mysterious element is essential to the plot of the novel Angels & Demons? Antimatter 434. What is the name of the Pope the Catholic Church mourns the sudden death of? Pope Pius XVI 435. How many cardinals that go missing? Four 436. What is the name of illuminati master? Janus 437. Who do we learn is actually Janus? Ventresca 438. What building is the site of the novel's climax in Angels & Demons? St. Peter's Basilica 439. Who is the late pope's child? Ventresca 440. Who is unanimously elected Pope by the Cardinals? Mortati 45. How the Steel was Tempered Back to table of contents... How the Steel was Tempered has sold 36 million copies The novel How The Steel Was Tempered tells the story of a young Soviet revolutionary who struggles to survive and keep his ideals alive in the midst of a World War. Through his adventures and trials, the young solder learns to appreciate the value of hard work and courage, eventually becoming a symbol of the power of the human spirit. How the Steel was Tempered is a classic Soviet novel. The novel is a semi-autobiographical work which chronicles the life of the author, a young Soviet revolutionary and Communist who undergoes great adversity and hardship in both his personal and political endeavors. The novel is considered to be an exemplar of the Socialist Realism genre, and its depiction of revolutionary life and its message of hope and optimism under difficult circumstances has gained it a place in the annals of Soviet literature. Please keep reading for How the Steel was Tempered trivia questions and answers. 10 How the Steel was Tempered Trivia Questions & Answers 441. Who is the author of How the Steel Was Tempered? Nikolai Ostrovsky 442. What year was How the Steel Was Tempered published? 1934 443. What is the name of the protagonist in How the Steel Was Tempered? Pavel Korchagin 444. In what country does the novel begin? Ukraine 445. What does Korchagin put in some bread dough, getting him kicked out of school? Tobacco 446. What must Korchagin go to work as after being kicked out of school? A Dishwasher 447. How old is Korchagin when he is working at the power plant? 16 448. What is the name of Korchagin's love interest? Tonia Toumanova 449. What nation does Korchagin help fight against for invading Shepetovka? Germany 450. Where does Korchagin go to live out the rest of his days? Crimea 46. Your Erroneous Zones Back to table of contents... Your Erroneous Zones has sold 35 million copies Your Erroneous Zones is a self-help book which explores the causes of stress and unhappiness in life and offers practical advice to help readers take charge of their lives and break free from the mental and emotional barriers that prevent them from reaching their true potential. The book examines how our thoughts and beliefs can shape our lives, and provides readers with a step-by-step guide to replacing negative thinking with more positive, life-affirming attitudes. With its combination of wisdom, humor, and compassion, Your Erroneous Zones is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking greater emotional balance and fulfillment. Your Erroneous Zones has been widely popular since its release and has been credited with helping to launch the self-help movement. The book has been praised for its straightforward and accessible approach to helping readers make positive life changes. For Your Erroneous Zones trivia questions and answers, continue on. 10 Your Erroneous Zones Trivia Questions & Answers 451. Who is the author of Your Erroneous Zones? Wayne Dyer 452. In what year was the book published? 1976 453. What was the first publishing company to publish the book? Funk & Wagnalls 454. How many weeks did the book spend on the New York Times best seller list? 64 455. What kind of book is Your Erroneous Zones? A self-help book 456. Which book is Your Erroneous Zones considered a plagiarism of? Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy 457. What is the primary subject of the book? Psychology 458. How many best selling books has Wayne Dyer published? 20 459. What does the book offer a guide to escaping? Negative Thinking 460. What is the main purpose of the book, the author is offering to the reader? To create a better version of yourself 47. The Diary of a Young Girl Back to table of contents... The Diary of a Young Girl has sold 35 million copies The Diary of a Young Girl is a personal diary written by a Jewish girl living in Amsterdam, who goes into hiding from the Nazis. During her time in hiding, the girl chronicles her thoughts, feelings, and experiences of the war, her relationships with family, and her own personal growth. Her diary offers an intimate and touching look into the life of a young girl struggling to survive during a difficult time in history. The Diary of a Young Girl, is a literary classic that stands as a remarkable testament to the strength of the human spirit in the face of extreme adversity. It is also an important document of the Holocaust and a reminder of the importance of standing up against hatred and bigotry. The book has been widely read in classrooms, inspiring generations of young people to find courage in the face of adversity and to stand up for what is right. Keep on reading for The Diary of a Young Girl trivia questions and answers. 10 The Diary of a Young Girl Trivia Questions & Answers 461. What is the book, The Diary of a Young Girl, also known as? The Diary of Anne Frank 462. How long did Anne Frank keep her diary while in hiding? Two years 463. Where did Anne Frank die? In the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp 464. In what year did Anne Frank die? 1945 465. What did Anne Frank die of? Typhus 466. Who were Anne's diaries retrieved by? Miep Gies and Bep Voskuijl 467. Who was the family's only survivor? Otto Frank 468. In what year was the book first published? 1947 469. What publishing company published Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl in the US? Doubleday & Company 470. How old was Anne Frank when she died? 16 years old 48. Kane and Abel Back to table of contents... Kane and Abel has sold 33 million copies Kane and Abel is a novel which follows the intertwined fates of two men, born on the same day on opposite sides of the world. As their lives progress, their paths cross in a variety of ways, leading to a dramatic showdown that will determine the fate of each man. Along the way, their families and the people around them are affected by their choices and the consequences of their actions, leading to a riveting story of ambition, power, and the pursuit of the American Dream. Kane and Abel examines the lives of two men from vastly different backgrounds, as they compete against each other over a period of more than 70 years. It is often considered a classic of modern literature, and its themes and characters have been studied by scholars around the world. For trivia questions and answers about the book Kane and Abel, please read on. 10 Kane and Abel Trivia Questions & Answers 471. Who is the author of the book Kane and Abel? Jeffrey Archer 472. In what year was the book Kane and Abel released in the United States? 1980 473. What is the name of the sequel of the book Kane and Abel? The Prodigal Daughter 474. What is the name of the wealthy and powerful elite class while gentleman in the book? William Lowell Kane 475. What is the name of the Pole who was born in a situation of great poverty and eventually migrated to the United States? Władek Koskiewicz 476. William follows the steps of his father to become successful in what profession? A banker 477. Władek Koskiewicz is born in a forest and raised by a family that makes their living in what trade? They are trappers 478. What does Władek Koskiewicz change his name to when he moves to America? Abel Rosnovski 479. What does Abel change the name of the hotel Richmond to? Baron 480. What is the name of Florentyna and Richard's son? William Abel Kane 49. The Kite Runner Back to table of contents... The Kite Runner has sold 31.5 million copies The Kite Runner is a novel which follows the life of an Afghani immigrant living in America, as he reflects on his childhood in his home country and the traumatic events that changed his life. The boys closest friend, is the son of his father's servant, and the two boys share a friendship despite their differing social statuses. When the boy's friend is brutally attacked, the he is too afraid to intervene, and the guilt haunts him for years. As an adult, he must confront his past, and ultimately return to Afghanistan to redeem himself and help his friend. The Kite Runner is a critically acclaimed novel that has been praised for its ability to explore complex themes such as loyalty, betrayal, guilt, redemption, and the complex relationship between father and son. It has been widely studied in schools and universities due to its well-crafted characters, vivid imagery and its powerful narrative. This book is a literary classic that has stood the test of time and is an important contribution to the literary canon. Please continue reading for The Kite Runner Trivia Questions & Answers. 10 The Kite Runner Trivia Questions & Answers 481. Who is the author of the book, the Kit Runner? Khaled Hosseini 482. In what was the book, the Kit Runner published? 2003 483. What pastime do Amir and Hassan use to escape the horrific reality they are living in? Flying kites 484. Who pays to have Hassan's cleft lip surgically corrected? Amir's father 485. What is the name of the older boy who prepares to attack Amir with brass knuckles, but is stopped by Hassan? Assef 486. In 1979, which militarily intervenes in Afghanistan? The Soviet Union 487. Where do Baba and Amir escape to in the United States? Fremont, California 488. Who does Amir end up getting married to? Soraya Taheri 489. Who is the Taliban leader that takes Sohrab, revealed to be? Assef 490. What does Sohrab use to take out Assef's left eye and help Amir escape from the room? A slingshot 50. Sophie's World Back to table of contents... Sophie's World has sold 31.5 million copies Sophie's World is about a 14-year-old Norwegian girl who begins to receive mysterious letters in the mail. These letters introduce her to a philosophy professor, who takes her on a journey of exploration through the history of philosophy. Along the way, the girl discovers the secrets of the world, from ancient Greece to the present day. She learns about the philosophical questions that have shaped the Western world and about her own place in it. Sophie's World is a philosophical novel. Through this unique format, it explores the major concepts and thinkers of the discipline in a way that is both entertaining and educational. It has been translated into over 50 languages and has become an international bestseller, making it one of the most widely read introductions to philosophy in the world. For Sophie's World trivia questions and answers, please continue read on. 10 Sophie's World Trivia Questions & Answers 491. Who is the author of Sophie's World? Jostein Gaarder 492. Where does Sophie Amundsen live? Lillesand, Norway. 493. Who does Sophie become the student of? Alberto Knox 494. What does Alberto Knox teach Sophie? The history of philosphy 495. Who's philosophy helps Sophie and Alberto figure out that their entire world is a literary construction by Albert Knag? George Berkeley 496. What kind of car smashes into the garden, giving Alberto and Sophie an opportunity to escape? A Mercedes 497. Who decides to help Sophie and Alberto get revenge on Sophie's father? Hilde 498. A woman from what collection of children's fairy tales gives, Alberto and Sophie food before they prepare to witness Knag's return to Lillesand? Grimm's Fairy Tales 499. Alberto and Sophie listen as Knag tells Hilde about what last aspect of philosophy? The universe itself 500. What does Sophie wish to do with Alberto, but he reminds her that since they are not real people, they cannot manipulate objects? Ride in the rowboat