Outlander by Diana Gabaldon (1991)
  • 1. Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, published in 1991, is a captivating historical fiction novel that intricately weaves the genres of romance, adventure, and time travel. Set against the backdrop of 18th century Scotland, the story follows Claire Beauchamp, a British Army nurse from World War II who, during a visit to the Scottish Highlands, is inexplicably transported back in time to the year 1743. There, she finds herself entangled in the turbulent world of Scottish clans, political strife, and cultural upheaval. Claire's modern sensibilities and medical knowledge set her apart in this rugged era, and she soon becomes embroiled in the life of Jamie Fraser, a dashing and principled Scottish warrior. As Claire navigates her loyalty to her present-day husband, Frank, and her burgeoning love for Jamie, she is faced with dilemmas that challenge her morals and identity. Gabaldon's richly detailed narrative immerses readers in the sights, sounds, and struggles of this bygone era, while her vivid character development breathes life into a diverse cast. With themes of love, sacrifice, and the inexorable pull of destiny, Outlander not only explores the complexities of time travel but also the enduring power of love that transcends centuries.

    What is the main setting of 'Outlander' by Diana Gabaldon?
A) Australia
B) France
C) Scotland
D) USA
  • 2. Who is the author of 'Outlander'?
A) Stephen King
B) J.K. Rowling
C) Diana Gabaldon
D) George R.R. Martin
  • 3. What is the protagonist's name in 'Outlander'?
A) Brianna Randall
B) Claire Randall
C) Roger MacKenzie
D) Jamie Fraser
  • 4. Which historical period does 'Outlander' mainly take place in?
A) 17th century
B) 19th century
C) 18th century
D) 20th century
  • 5. What is Claire Randall's occupation in the 20th century before she time travels?
A) Teacher
B) Nurse
C) Journalist
D) Doctor
  • 6. What nationality is Jamie Fraser in 'Outlander'?
A) French
B) English
C) Irish
D) Scottish
  • 7. Who is the primary villain in the first book of the 'Outlander' series?
A) Colum MacKenzie
B) Dougal MacKenzie
C) Geillis Duncan
D) Jack Randall
  • 8. What is the title of the sequel to 'Outlander'?
A) Dragonfly in Amber
B) Drums of Autumn
C) The Fiery Cross
D) Voyager
  • 9. What is the nickname of Jamie Fraser in 'Outlander'?
A) Red Jamie
B) Bonnie Prince
C) Black Jack
D) Wolf of Badenoch
  • 10. Which character in 'Outlander' is known for being a witch?
A) Mary Hawkins
B) Jenny Murray
C) Geillis Duncan
D) Marsali Fraser
  • 11. Who is Claire's first husband in 'Outlander'?
A) Dougal MacKenzie
B) Roger Wakefield
C) Jonathan Randall
D) Frank Randall
  • 12. What is the standing stone circle that Claire uses to travel through time called?
A) Stonehenge
B) Craigh na Dun
C) Callanish
D) Avebury
  • 13. In which World War does Claire serve as a nurse?
A) Vietnam War
B) Napoleonic Wars
C) World War I
D) World War II
  • 14. Who is the clan leader of the MacKenzie clan in 'Outlander'?
A) Dougal MacKenzie
B) Ned Gowan
C) Colum MacKenzie
D) Murtagh Fraser
  • 15. What is the name of Jamie's godfather in 'Outlander'?
A) Murtagh Fraser
B) Angus Mhor
C) Rupert MacKenzie
D) Dougal MacKenzie
  • 16. What is the occupation of Claire's husband, Frank Randall, in the 20th century?
A) Pilot
B) Lawyer
C) Soldier
D) Historian
  • 17. What is the made-up language used by the Highlaners in 'Outlander'?
A) Celtic
B) Gaelic
C) Latin
D) Norse
  • 18. What is the title of the seventh book in the 'Outlander' series?
A) Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone
B) A Breath of Snow and Ashes
C) Written in My Own Heart's Blood
D) An Echo in the Bone
  • 19. What year was 'Outlander' by Diana Gabaldon published?
A) 2000
B) 1991
C) 1985
D) 2010
  • 20. What is the nickname of Claire's daughter, Brianna?
A) Birdie
B) Bree
C) Bonnie
D) Bea
  • 21. Who is the historical figure that Jamie encounters multiple times and saves in 'Outlander'?
A) King Louis XV
B) Prince Charles Edward Stuart
C) George Washington
D) Marquis de Lafayette
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