Yes, he was and he lives there too.
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Our eleventh Literature Knight in Shining Pages for this series is…
Littlefeets
Congrats @Littlefeets!
As you’ve already got Dungeon access, who would you like to give your Dungeon access to?
As for everyone else, next month will be the last of this 12 month cycle and so the top three users will get a prize!!!
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Questions
111. Who collaborated with his daughter Lucy, in 2007, to write the children’s book George’s Secret Key to the Universe?
- Richard Dawkins
- Stephen Hawking
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112. Name two of Gustave Flaubert’s books:
- A Simple Heart
- Glossary of Given Thoughts
- Madame Bovary
- Narrative of a Lunatic
- Nostalgic Guidance
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Answers
- Who collaborated with his daughter Lucy, in 2007, to write the children’s book George’s Secret Key to the Universe?
Stephen Hawking - Name two of Gustave Flaubert’s books:
A Simple Heart & Madame Bovary
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113. Who wrote the 1936 novel ‘Jamaica Inn’?
- Daphne du Maurier
- Virginia Woolf
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112. Becky Sharp is a character in which famous novel?
- Bleak House
- Mansfield Park
- Middlemarch
- Vanity Fair
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Woah.
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At which question?
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The Big Bang Theory one. I’m pretty sure I got it.
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Wait٫ wrong thread!
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Answers
- Who wrote the 1936 novel ‘Jamaica Inn’?
Daphne du Maurier - Becky Sharp is a character in which famous novel?
Vanity Fair
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115. Which Italian novel for children has been adapted in over 240 languages?
- Chicken Little
- The Adventures of Pinocchio
- The Seagull and the Whale
- Three Little Pigs
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116. Which two authors wrote the Discworld novels?
- Bernard Pearson
- Douglas Adams
- James Follett
- Rick Riordan
- Terry Pratchett
- Tom Holt
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- Which Italian novel for children has been adapted in over 240 languages?
The Adventures of Pinocchio - Which two authors wrote the Discworld novels?
Bernard Pearson & Terry Pratchett
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117. Who lived the last few years of his life in Paris under the pseudonym ‘Sebastian Melmoth’?
- James Joyce
- Oscar Wilde
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118. What are the names of the four attendant fairies in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream?
- Cobweb
- Hippolyta
- Moth
- Mustardseed
- Peaseblossom
- Quince
- Starveling
- Titania
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- Who lived the last few years of his life in Paris under the pseudonym ‘Sebastian Melmoth’?
Oscar Wilde - What are the names of the four attendant fairies in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream?
Cobweb, Moth, Mustardseed, & Peaseblossom
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Questions
119. How many syllables in Haiku?
- 15
- 17
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120. Holden Caulfield is a fictional character in which American literary classic?
- The Age of Innocence
- The Catcher in the Rye
- The Grapes of Wrath
- To Kill a Mockingbird
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Answers
- How many syllables in Haiku?
17 - Holden Caulfield is a fictional character in which American literary classic?
The Catcher in the Rye
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Our twelfth & final Literature Knight in Shining Pages for this series is…
Littlefeets
Our second-in-command for this whole series is…
Ouijaloveletters
Third on the podium for this whole series is…
wanderingechoes
Congrats @Littlefeets, @Ouijaloveletters, & @wanderingechoes!
Brooke, having already got Dungeon access, please choose someone to receive your prize of three months of Dungeon access?
Alex, your prize is two months of Dungeon access!!!
Echo, having already got Dungeon access, please choose someone to receive your prize of one month of Dungeon access?
As for everyone else, four new quizzes will be starting up in the next day or two!
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Alrighty, looking at the next available high scorer, it seems that Echo’s one month prize is going to… @WritingWithStars!
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