Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne (1869)
A) Professor Aronnax B) Ned Land C) Captain Hook D) Captain Nemo
A) Nautilus B) Scorpion C) Seahawk D) Thunderbird
A) Arctic Ocean B) Pacific Ocean C) Indian Ocean D) Atlantic Ocean
A) Prince Dakkar B) Captain Smith C) Lord Nelson D) King Solomon
A) Russian B) English C) Spanish D) French
A) Coal B) Oil C) Wind D) Sodium
A) Ned Land B) Queequeg C) Ishmael D) Ahab
A) Charles Dickens B) Jules Verne C) H.G. Wells D) Mark Twain
A) La Revue des Deux Mondes B) Le Monde Illustré C) Magasin d'éducation et de récréation D) Le Figaro
A) Alphonse de Neuville and Édouard Riou B) Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Paul Gauguin C) Camille Pissarro and Claude Monet D) Gustave Doré and Jules Cheret
A) Professor Jacques Cousteau B) Professor Pierre Aronnax C) Professor Louis Pasteur D) Professor Jean Verne
A) 1850 B) 1875 C) 1880 D) 1866
A) Abraham Lincoln B) USS Enterprise C) USS Constitution D) USS Monitor
A) Captain Ahab B) Admiral Farragut C) Captain Nemo D) Captain Hook
A) A colossal squid B) A massive whale C) A gigantic narwhal D) A giant octopus
A) American B) Canadian C) French D) British
A) To become the ruler of the seas B) A quest for scientific knowledge and a desire to escape terrestrial civilization C) To find treasure and riches D) To conquer new lands
A) El Dorado B) Camelot C) Atlantis D) Shangri-La
A) It captures the monster B) It sinks immediately C) It returns safely D) Its rudder is damaged
A) Wind B) Solar energy C) Electricity D) Steam
A) Aegean whirlpool B) Charybdis C) Scylla D) Moskstraumen (Maelstrom)
A) Matthew Fontaine Maury B) Jacques Cousteau C) Jean-Baptiste Charcot D) Louis Antoine de Bougainville
A) Rams it below its waterline and sinks it B) Captures it C) Escapes from it D) Negotiates with it
A) Plongeur B) Nautilus C) Leviathan D) Poseidon
A) Walter James Miller B) Anthony Bonner C) Reverend Lewis Page Mercier D) David Coward
A) The 1976 Thomas Y. Crowel Company edition B) The 1966 Washington Square Press edition C) The 1998 Oxford University Press edition D) The 1962 Bantam Classics edition translated by Anthony Bonner
A) Ray Bradbury B) Walter James Miller C) David Coward D) William Butcher
A) The 2017 Penguin Classics edition translated by David Coward B) The 2000 Project Gutenberg translation C) The 1993 Naval Institute Press edition D) The 1966 Washington Square Press edition
A) 42 illustrations B) 20 illustrations C) No illustrations D) 100 illustrations
A) Malaurie Guillaume B) Theodore L. Thomas C) Jules Verne D) Mercier
A) Jules Verne's original text B) Malaurie Guillaume C) Mercier's translation D) Theodore L. Thomas
A) Jules Verne B) Malaurie Guillaume C) Mercier D) Theodore L. Thomas
A) Technological pioneer B) Visionary scientist C) Underwater explorer D) First figure of ecological radicalism |
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