A) Stephen King B) J.K. Rowling C) Dan Brown D) Agatha Christie
A) Astrophysics B) Botany C) Symbology D) Archaeology
A) Hermione Granger B) Amelia Earhart C) Sophie Neveu D) Marie Curie
A) The Holy Grail B) The Philosopher's Stone C) The Ark of the Covenant D) Excalibur
A) The Priory of Sion B) The Knights Templar C) The Illuminati D) The Freemasons
A) Pope John Paul II B) Dalai Lama C) Mother Teresa D) Mary Magdalene
A) Jesus Christ B) Moses C) Zeus D) Buddha
A) Rome B) New York C) Paris D) London
A) 1997 B) 2000 C) 2003 D) 1982
A) Robert Langdon B) Jacques Saunière C) Silas D) Leigh Teabing
A) Bezu Fache B) Silas, an albino Catholic monk C) Robert Langdon D) Leigh Teabing
A) A letter from Sophie Neveu's grandfather B) A smaller cryptex and another riddle C) A map to Rosslyn Chapel D) The Holy Grail
A) Silas B) Robert Langdon C) Leigh Teabing D) Jacques Saunière
A) Apple B) Sofia C) Dragon D) Merovingian
A) At the Depository Bank of Zurich B) In Isaac Newton's tomb at Westminster Abbey C) In the Louvre Museum D) At Rosslyn Chapel
A) Priest B) Police captain C) Cryptographer D) Harvard professor
A) Bezu Fache B) The docent at Rosslyn Chapel C) Leigh Teabing D) Silas
A) A secret code used by the Priory of Sion B) The name of a painting by Leonardo da Vinci C) A type of cryptex D) An ancient ceremony known as sacred marriage
A) She is his estranged granddaughter B) He is her father C) They are siblings D) They have no relation
A) A code used by the Priory of Sion B) A secret tunnel beneath the Louvre C) The name of a painting by Leonardo da Vinci D) An allusion to Rosslyn and a line leading to La Pyramide Inversée
A) A member of Opus Dei B) Leigh Teabing's sister C) Jacques Saunière's wife D) Marie Chauvel Saint Clair
A) A painting by Leonardo da Vinci B) It is the password for the first cryptex C) A code used by Silas D) The name of a secret society
A) They protect the Holy Grail B) They assist Langdon and Neveu C) They are involved in the murder plot against Jacques Saunière D) They are allies of the Priory of Sion
A) A code used by the Priory of Sion B) The name of a secret society C) A painting by Leonardo da Vinci D) It is the password for the second cryptex
A) It is hidden at Rosslyn Chapel B) It is buried beneath La Pyramide Inversée in the Louvre C) It is located in Westminster Abbey D) It is kept by Opus Dei
A) The keystone, a cryptex with clues B) The Holy Grail C) A letter from Sophie Neveu's grandfather D) A map to Rosslyn Chapel
A) It is a secret tunnel beneath Rosslyn Chapel B) It reveals the location of the Holy Grail C) It is used to decode Saunière's message D) It leads to La Pyramide Inversée in the Louvre
A) A map to Rosslyn Chapel B) A smaller cryptex inside a larger one C) The final location of the Holy Grail D) A letter from Sophie Neveu's grandfather
A) She learns she has no family connection to the Priory of Sion B) She finds a letter from Jacques Saunière C) Her brother and grandmother are present, revealing her lineage D) She discovers the Holy Grail
A) The name of a secret society B) A painting by Leonardo da Vinci C) A code used by Silas D) It is the password for the second cryptex, revealing another clue
A) Terry Pratchett B) J.K. Rowling C) John Grisham D) Stephen King
A) 100 million B) 50 million C) 80 million D) 60 million
A) The Washington Post B) The Guardian C) The New York Times D) The Wall Street Journal
A) Pierre Plantard B) Richard Leigh C) Dan Brown D) Michael Baigent
A) Stephen Fry B) Tony Robinson C) Jeremy Paxman D) David Attenborough
A) History's Mysteries B) Da Vinci Decoded C) The Real Da Vinci Code D) Secrets of The Grail
A) Geoffrey Pullum B) David Lazarus C) Stephen King D) Anthony Lane
A) Stephen Fry B) Roger Ebert C) A. O. Scott D) Salman Rushdie
A) Australia B) India C) Russia D) United States
A) Stephen Fry B) Anthony Lane C) Roger Ebert D) David Lazarus
A) Stephen Fry B) David Lazarus C) Anthony Lane D) Geoffrey Pullum
A) Anikin won the lawsuit. B) The case was dismissed. C) The text does not specify the outcome. D) Brown acknowledged Anikin's contribution.
A) Roger Ebert B) Lila Azam Zanganeh C) Janet Maslin D) David Lazarus
A) Stephen Fry B) David Lazarus C) Roger Ebert D) Anthony Lane
A) Anthony Lane B) Roger Ebert C) Janet Maslin D) Stephen King
A) Akiva Goldsman B) Tom Hanks C) Ron Howard D) Audrey Tautou
A) Ian McKellen B) Tom Hanks C) Audrey Tautou D) Akiva Goldsman
A) Anchor B) Doubleday C) Corgi Adult D) Broadway
A) 2004 B) 2006 C) 2003 D) 2009
A) Dan Brown B) Tom Hanks C) Ron Howard D) Akiva Goldsman
A) 5 million copies B) 200,000 copies C) 25,000 copies D) 576,000 copies
A) Columbia Pictures B) Paramount Pictures C) Warner Bros. D) Universal Pictures
A) Paperback B) Trade paperback C) Illustrated edition D) Spec illustr ed.
A) Four B) One C) Three D) Two
A) 0-552-14951-9 B) 0-385-50420-9 C) 0-385-51375-5 D) 0-593-05425-3
A) Judi Dench B) Rachel Weisz C) Emma Watson D) Audrey Tautou
A) 0-385-51375-5 B) 0-593-05425-3 C) 0-552-14951-9 D) 0-385-50420-9
A) Trade paperback B) Paperback C) Special illustrated edition D) Hardcover |