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    Question 1: What 2003 best-selling novel by Dan Brown was denounced by Roman Catholics for being anti-Christian?
    A. Foucaults Pendulum
    B. The Solomon Key
    C. Digital Fortress
    D. The Da Vinci Code
    Question 2: What novel opens with this sentence: I was born in the year 1632 in the city of York, of a good family thou not of that country, my father being from Bremen, who settled first at Hill.?
    A. A Tale of Two Cities
    B. Kidnapped
    C. The Count of Monte Cristo
    D. Robinson Crusoe
    Question 3: Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again is the first sentence of this literary work.
    A. Wuthering Heights
    B. Emma
    C. Jane Eyre
    D. Rebecca
    Question 4: What novel opens with this line: It was a cold day in April and the clock was striking thirteen.?
    A. Brave New World
    B. A Clockwork Orange
    C. The Time Machine
    D. 1984
    Question 5: This novel opens with the following sentence: You may rejoice to hear that a disaster has accompanied the commencement of an enterprise which you have regarded with such evil foreboding..
    A. Fahrenheit 451
    B. Dracula
    C. The Time Machine
    D. Frankenstein
    Question 6: To begin at the beginning: It is spring, moonless night in the small town is the opening of this literary work.
    A. Of Mice and Men
    B. Under Milk Wood
    C. The Road Not Taken
    D. The Inferno
    Question 7: You better not tell nobody but God is the beginning of this novel.
    A. Gone with the Wind
    B. The Da Vinci Code
    C. The Color Purple
    D. To Kill a Mockingbird
    Question 8: This novel opens with the question Who is John Galt?.
    A. The Bridges of Madison County
    B. Atlas Shrugged
    C. The Metamorphosis
    D. The Da Vinci Code
    Question 9: All this happened, more or less is the first sentence of this book.
    A. Stalag 17
    B. Slaughterhouse Five
    C. Little Big Man
    D. The Devils Advocate
    Question 10: Mother died today is the opening of this novel.
    A. Mother Courage and Her Children
    B. Animal Farm
    C. The Stranger
    D. No Exit
    Question 11: Which literary work opens with this line: To be born again, sang Gibreel Farishta tumbling from the heavens, first you have to die.?
    A. The Arabian Nights
    B. The Metamorphosis
    C. Satanic Verses
    D. The 1001 Arabian Nights
    Question 12: Finish this quote by Oscar Wilde: Education is an admirable thing ........................
    A. but it is well to remember that it is useless
    B. but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught
    C. but it is well to remember that it is not for the faint of heart
    D. but it is well to remember that it requires much energy
    Question 13: A speaker who had a huge opinion of himself gave a long and boring speech after dinner. And then made the mistake of turning to Oscar Wilde, and asking him, How would you have delivered that speech? . What was Oscar Wildes reply?
    A. In a dress
    B. Parcel post
    C. Under an assumed name
    D. I wouldnt have
    Question 14: Finish this statement made by Oscar Wilde: America is the only country that went from barbarism to decadence without .............................
    A. shame
    B. missing a stride
    C. civilization in between
    D. looking back
    Question 15: Finish this witty remark made by playwright Oscar Wilde: We are all in the gutter, but some of us ............
    A. make the best of it
    B. are looking at the stars
    C. are gutter rats
    D. claw our way out