1. LITERARY QUIZ

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5. Rules
• Direct Question for each team
• Questions does not pass
• +20 without the options
• +15 in the first attempt of MCQ
• +10 and +5 in second and third attempt of
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7. “Moments” is an autobiography of
which famous sportsperson?
A:Christiano Ronaldo
Lance Armstrong
Muhammed Ali
Micheal Phelps

8. Who is the first Indian to receive a
booker prize?
Kiran Desai
Kushwanth singh
A:Arundathi roy
Aravind Adiga

9. Mary westmacott was the pen name
of whom?
Jane Austen
A:Agatha Christie
Nancy Drew
Emily Bronte

10. Which is the First James Bond Novel?
A:Casino Royale
License to kill
Skyfall
Diamonds Are Forever

11. Megasthanes
Nostradamus
A:Gutenberg
O’Henry

12. Who created Winnie the Pooh?
Hans Christian Anderson
A:AA Milne
Walt Disney
William Hanna

15. Rules
• Choose your lucky color
• +10 irrespective of a direct or a pass
• 1 attempt per team
• No negative marking

16. Choose your Lucky color

17. Complete the series
The Immortals of Meluha
The Secret of the Nagas
?

18. Oath of Vayuputhras

19. Story revolving these characters
Percy Blakney
Sir Marguerite
Andrew.S.Ffoulkes St.Just
Armand Chauvelin
St.Just

20. Scarlet Pimpernal

21. What are these?
Nook
Glo
Papyrus
Alex
Hanlin
Kindle

22. E-Book Readers

23. Where can you see these books?
Magical Me Spellman’s Syllabary
Armando dippet:Master or moron
A history of magic
Flying with the cannons
Secrets of the darkest art

24. Books seen in Harry Potter

25. Books by Special “Persons”?
A World Transformed
Between Hope and History
Audacity of hope
Why England Slept
Crusade in Europe

26. Books by US Presidents

27. In which book?
Sloth Golden
Bear Jackel
Bengal Water
Tiger Buffalo
Kite Rat

28. Jungle book

30. “Shakespeare's Globe” is a modern reconstruction
of the 1614 Globe Theatre building.It was founded
by the actor and director Sam Wanamaker and
built approximately 230 metres from the site of
the original theatre.Opened to the public in
1997,which of Shakespeare's historical
productions,was the first to be performed there?

31. Henry V

32. Who wrote the book
“The Fountain Head”?

33. Ayn Rand

34. Which statesman won the 1953
Nobel prize for Literature?

35. SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL

36. Which great scientist collaboarated
with Sigmund Freud to write the
1933 book
“Why War”?

37. ALBERT EINSTEIN

38. Which popular children's
character, associated with Kensington
Gardens, first appeared in the 1902
novel “The Little White Bird”,before
appearing in his own novels and several
subsequent films?

39. Peter pan

40. “Yours is the world and all that is in
it and what’s more,
you’ll be a man my son”
These are the last lines of which
poem?

41. IF BY RUDYARD KIPLING

42. AUDIENCE

43. Who is the author of
“What Young India wants”?

44. Chetan Bhagat

46. In classical antiquity, Illyria was a
region in the western part of the
Balkan Peninsula. It is also the
setting for which of Shakespeare's
plays?

47. Twelfth night

48. Which famous 19th century
author, wrote the unfinished
book, “Billy Budd” ,that was
published posthumously in 1924?

49. Herman melville

50. This publishing house is known for its good
quality, inexpensive paperbacksand uses the
following colour codes for the cover of publications
•Orange and White for General fiction,
•Green and White for Crime fiction,
•Cerise and White for Travel and Adventure
•Dark blue and White for Biographies,
•Yellow and White for Miscellaneous
•Red and White for Drama;
•Purple and White for Essays and Letters
•Grey and White for world affairs
Which publishing house?

51. Penguin

52. His first-class career lasted from
1900 to 1907. In all he played 10
matches for MCC - 18 innings, 6
not-outs, 231 runs, highest score
43, average 19.25. He also took one
wicket for 50 runs. Identify this
famous author

53. Arthur Conan Doyle.
His only wicket in first class cricket
was W G Grace.

54. What connects Hannah Abbott, Lavender
Brown, Katie Bell, Susan Bones, Terry Boot, Cho
Chang, Michael Corner, Colin Creevey, Dennis
Creevy, Marietta Edgecombe, Justin Flinch-
Fletchey, Seamus Finnigan, Anthony
Goldstein, Hermione Granger, Angelina
Johnson, Lee Jordan, Neville Longbottom, Luna
Lovegood, Ernie Macmillan, Padma Patil, Parvati
Patil, Harry Potter, Zacharius Smith, Alicia
Spinnet, Dean Thomas, Fred Weasley, George
Weasley , Ginny and Ron Weasley?

55. They all together formed Dumbledore’s
army in the book Harry Potter and the
Order of the Phoenix

56. His 1956 autobiography has a
single- word title that effectively
evokes the way he played the game
he was associated with. It begins
with the words "You are doubtless
aware that I am a common man".
Who? Name the autobiography.

57. Goal by Dhyan Chand

58. It was recorded in the Oxford English
Dictionary as originating from
Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of
Windsor. In the phrase What the X!“
the word X is used as a substitute for
devil. It was also used in the phrase to
play the X in the meaning to play
havoc/mischief . X also happens to be
the name of a writer.

59. Dickens

60. AUDIENCE

61. In which Indian fictional town
would you find Kabir and Vinayak
town, Boardless hotel and Mempi
hills?

62. MALGUDI DAYS BY R K NARAYAN