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Which Author Wrote To Books The Shining And Pet Sematary
| Stephen King | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line: The Great Fish Moved Silently Through The Night Water, Propelled By Short Sweeps Of Its Crescent Tail
| Jaws | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line: It Was A Bright Cold Day In April, And All The Clocks Were Striking Thirteen
| 1984 | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line: Call Me Ishmael
| Moby Dick | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line: When He Was Nearly Thirteen My Brother Jem Got His Arm Badly Broken At The Elbow
| To Kill A Mockingbird | |
Which Famous Book Contains The Line 'Mr & Mrs Dursley Of Number 4 Privet Drive Were Proud To Say That They Were Perfectly Normal'
| Harry Potter And The Philosophers Stone | |
Which Famous Book Contains The Line 'It Is A Truth Universally Acknowledged That A Single Man In Possession Of A Good Fortune Must Be In Want Of A Wife'
| Pride & Prejudice | |
Which Famous Book Contains The Line 'In A Hole In The Ground There Lived A...'
| The Hobbit | |
Which Famous Book Contains The Line 'It Was The Best Of Times It Was The Worst Of Times It Was The Age Of Wisdom'
| A Tale Of 2 Cities | |
Which Famous Book Contains The Line 'Once Upon A Time There Was A Little Chimney Sweep And His Name Was Tom'
| The Water Babies | |
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Which Famous Book Begins With The Line 'The Mole Had Been Working Very Hard All The Morning, Spring-Cleaning His Little Home'
| The Wind In The Willows | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line 'On January 6, 1482, The People Of Paris Were Awakened By The Tumultuous Clanging Of All The Bells In The City'
| The Hunchback Of Natre Damme | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line 'When Shall We Three Meet Again, In Thunder, Lightening, Or In Rain'
| Macbeth | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line 'Not Long Ago, There Lived In London A Young Married Couple Of Dalmatian Dogs Named Pongo And Misses Pongo'
| 101 Dalmations | |
Which Famous Book Begins With The Line 'Marley Was Dead, To Begin With. There Was No Doubt About That'
| A Christmas Carol | |
Biff, Chip And Kipper Are Characters From Which Famous Children's Book Series
| The Magic Key | |
Which Shakespearean Character Has The Most Lines
| Hamlet | |
Who killed Macbeth?
| Macduff | |
What Was The Name Of Charles Dickens Last Novel Unfinished At His Death
| The Mystery Of Edwin Drood | |
Who is associated with the address 221B Baker Street, London ?
| Sherlock Holmes | |
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What is the fourth book in the Harry Potter series
| The Goblet Of Fire | |
For What Is Dame Margott Fonteyn Famous
| Ballet Dancing | |
A realistic style of painting in which everyday life forms the subject matter, as distinguished from religious or historical painting.
| Genre painting | |
On what book was 'Three Days Of The Condor' based?
| Six Days Of The Condor | |
From the Hebrew word for 'prophet'. A group of French painters active in the 1890s who worked in a subjective, sometimes mystical style, stressing flat areas of color and pattern.
| Nabis | |
Who wrote Great Expectations?
| Charles Dickens | |
A termed coined by British art critic Roger Fry to refer to a group of nine-teenth century painters, who were dissatisfied with the limitations of impressionism. It has since been used to refer to various reactions against impressionism, such as fauvism and expressionism.
| Postimpressionism | |
Who Co-Wrote (Yeoman Of The Guard), (Lolanthe And The Mikado)
| Gilbert & Sullivan | |
From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: Goodnight, goodnight! parting is such sweet sorrow, That I should say goodnight till it be morrow.
| Romeo and juliet | |
Which Author Wrote The Sound & The Fury, The Wild Palms, And As I Lay Dying
| William Faulkner | |
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