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