A) Science Fiction B) Horror C) Romance D) Fantasy
A) 20th century B) 19th century C) 21st century D) 18th century
A) Five pence B) Ten pence C) One penny D) One shilling
A) Woodcuts B) Paintings C) Photographs D) Comics
A) New York B) London C) Edinburgh D) Paris
A) A fictional narrative B) Historical context and analysis C) Poetry D) Non-fiction essays
A) Children only B) Young adults C) Elderly adults D) Scholarly readers
A) Irrelevance to today's literature B) Technique for writing romances C) Influence on modern horror D) Indication of a literary decline
A) Single-volume novels B) Poetic verse C) Anthologies D) Serialized storytelling
A) Frankenstein B) Sherlock Holmes C) Dracula D) Sweeney Todd
A) Charles Dickens B) George Orwell C) H.P. Lovecraft D) Jules Verne |