4moviesAfter the defeat of the Titans by Zeus, which mythological figure was condemned to support the earth and sky on his shoulders for eternity?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
19moviesIn 1616, English writer Ben Johnson said, "He was not of an age but for all time." About who was he referring?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
17moviesWhich British author created a world of elves, orcs, ents, and of course hobbits, and what is the title of his famous trilogy?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
16moviesA famous line from Shakespeare is Othello's description of himself as “ ONE THAT LOVED NOT .... what?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
14moviesName a Shakespearean play containing TWO people's names in the title.Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
11moviesIn 1917, after a printer's error caused all his words to be printed in lower case, this Massachusetts poet continued the practice -- and became famous because of it. Who was he?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
10moviesName the author of each of these works of literature which eventually went on to become films or stage shows: a. The Last of the Mohicans? b.the stage show Les Miserables? c. the play Glengary Glen Ross?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
20moviesCharles Lindbergh, first aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean, won the Pulitzer Prize in 1953 for his autobiography. What is the title?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
5moviesWhich British woman wrote and illustrated The Tale of Peter Rabbit, first published commercially in 1902?Show AnswerSource: en.wikipedia.orgShare
2moviesWho is the main female character in Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
3moviesFrom which Shakespearean plays do the following lines come? a. "It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." b. If music be the food of love, play on."Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
6moviesWhich 19th-century American publisher compiled the first standard reference work for quotations?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
16moviesSometimes called the "Napoleon of Crime," who was Sherlock Holmes' arch rival?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare