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    Question 1: This book by Judy Blume was censored as it discussed adolescent sexuality in too much detail.
    A. Grapes of Wrath
    B. Lolita
    C. Freedom and Order
    D. Forever
    Question 2: This book by George Orwell was banned as it was pro-communist.
    A. The Sun Also Rises
    B. Coming Up for Air
    C. 1984
    D. Deliverance
    Question 3: This Lewis Carrolls work was banned in China because in it humans and animals used the same language.
    A. Sylvie and Bruno
    B. Alices Adventures in Wonderland
    C. Through The Looking Glass
    D. The Hunting of the Snark
    Question 4: Its translation into local languages was forbidden in Burma.
    A. The Quran
    B. The Cabala
    C. Arabian Nights
    D. The Bible
    Question 5: This book was censored in 1985 in Cairo, Egypt as it contained obscene passages which posed a threat to the countrys moral fabric.
    A. Arabian Nights
    B. Don Quixote
    C. Analects
    D. Brave New World
    Question 6: An edition of Miltons works was bound in:
    A. Human skin
    B. Golden plates
    C. Bears fur
    D. Used newspapers
    Question 7: Binding books with human hide was a common practice once. Why?
    A. Because of lack of any other proper material
    B. Because this sold the books more quickly than anything
    C. Because the narrative in the book was about the story of the hides owner
    D. Because it was fashionable at the time
    Question 8: The name of Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmatians is meaningful because:
    A. She actually likes cats and not dogs
    B. She is the owner of the dalmatians
    C. She doesnt give them any food
    D. She wants the puppies for their fur
    Question 9: Who is the Shakespearean villain who had his own brother executed and innocent children killed because they were hindrances to his kingly ambition?
    A. Edmund
    B. Richard III
    C. Aaron the Moor
    D. Othello
    Question 10: According to psychologists villains in fairy-tales actually have an important role for the childrens mind formation, namely:
    A. They help children decide what is bad
    B. They make the story really funny
    C. They are interesting models of behaviour
    D. They always lose the battle
    Question 11: The famous evil female Baba Yaga comes from:
    A. A Norse legend
    B. An Uzbekistanian fairy-tale
    C. A Moroccan song
    D. Russian folklore
    Question 12: Harry Potter is concidered malicious literature by some, because:
    A. Most of its characters are strange beings
    B. Its characters are mainly clad in black clothes
    C. It comprises too many volulmes
    D. It is about witchcraft
    Question 13: It turns out that people like reading about crime. The top-selling English-language author of all time is:
    A. Agatha Christie
    B. Ben Johnson
    C. Edgar-Allan Poe
    D. Virginia Woolf
    Question 14: Who wrote about the early whodunit archetype, inspector Auguste Dupin?
    A. Georges Sands
    B. Edgar Allan Poe
    C. Washington Irving
    D. Nathaniel Hawthorne
    Question 15: Dr. Alex Delaware is the creation of which of these authors?
    A. Jonathan Kellerman
    B. Kathy Reichs
    C. Faye Kellerman
    D. Ross McDonald