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Arts And Literature Trivia Questions VIFree Trivia Questions - Printable TriviaClick the question mark found beside each question for the answer.  In the children's story Goldilocks, how many bears live in the
house?
a. Five
b. Three c. Seven d. One Three - Goldilocks sneaks into the house of the three bears. Crossed blue swords identify the Meissen type of what object?
a. Glassware
b. Porcelain c. Silverware d. Furniture Porcelain - The crossed swords are one of the world's oldest trademarks. In Mark Twain's novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", who does
Tom live with?
a. His father
b. His cousin c. His Aunt d. His grandmother His Aunt - Tom lives with his Aunt Polly and his half brother. What was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's pen name?
a. Lewis Carroll
b. Jane Eyre c. Charles Dickens d. Samuel Clements Lewis Carroll - Lewis Carroll wrote the tale of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. In which classic work, would you find the character, Nickolas
Caraway?
a. Oliver Twist
b. The Great Gatsby c. Dracula d. A Tale of Two Cities The Great Gatsby - This classic was written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Two bottles of Bass beer can be seen in whose painting of a bar
at the Folies-Bergeres?
a. Eduoard Manet
b. Toulouse Lautrec c. Vincent Van Gogh d. Auguste Renoir Eduoard Manet - You can tell it is Bass because of the red triangle logos. In Mary Shelly's novel "Frankenstein", where does Doctor
Frankenstein grow up?
a. America
b. Switzerland c. Germany d. Romania Switzerland - Doctor Frankenstein comes from a wealthy family in Geneva. Which famous literary character lived in Neverland?
a. Alice
b. Mowgli c. Tarzan d. Peter Pan Peter Pan - Peter Pan lived in Neverland with the Lost Boys. Artist Andy Warhol died after having what kind of surgery?
a. Liver
b. Heart c. Gallbladder d. Kidney Gallbladder - Andy died in his sleep on the 22nd of February 1987. Who races against the hare in the classic Aesop's Fable?
a. The frog
b. The tortoise c. The mouse d. The hedgehog The tortoise - In the story, the slow and steady tortoise beats the hare. In Bram Stoker's classic story "Dracula", how does the vampire
get to Britain?
a. Car
b. Train c. Carriage d. Ship Ship - Dracula arrives in Britain aboard the Russian ship Demeter. Tarzan is a member of the British aristocracy. What is his
title?
a. Baron
b. Earl c. Duke d. Viscount Earl - Tarzan's British name is John Clayton, the Earl of Greystoke. According to the rhyme, how many fiddlers did old King Cole
have?
a. Nine
b. One c. Three d. Five Three - The rhyme also states that they all had very fine fiddles. In which country is the novel "The Three Musketeers" set?
a. France
b. Greece c. England d. Italy France - The Three Musketeers are the King of France's bodyguards. In printer jargon, CMYK refers to cyan, magenta, yellow and
what color?
a. Kale
b. Krimson c. Black d. Red Black - They K stands for 'key'. Which of these characters is in the novel, "Pride and
Prejudice"?
a. Dorothy Gale
b. Elizabeth Bennet c. Laura Henderson d. Mary Potts Elizabeth Bennet - The novel was written by Jane Austin. Who wrote the story "The Wizard of OZ"?
a. Robert Service
b. Lewis Carroll c. L. Frank Baum d. Frances Hodgson Burnett L. Frank Baum - Mr. Baum wrote over 50 novels, 83 short stories and numerous poems. Which artist painted "On the Terrace"?
a. Renoir
b. Monet c. Warhol d. Thornhill Renoir - Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a French artist who died in 1919.  Click Here For a Printable Version of This Quiz
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