A) Leo Tolstoy B) Victor Hugo C) Alexandre Dumas D) Gustave Flaubert
A) England B) Italy C) Spain D) France
A) Fernand Mondego B) Danglars C) Caderousse D) Villefort
A) Santiago Casares B) Abel Magwitch C) Abbé Faria D) Father Goriot
A) Mercedes B) Haydée C) Eugénie D) Valentine
A) HMS Bounty B) Pharaon C) Nautilus D) Endeavour
A) The Scarlet Pimpernel B) The Phantom of the Opera C) The Count of Monte Cristo D) The Man in the Iron Mask
A) Haydée B) Lucrezia Vampa C) Eugénie Danglars D) Valentine de Villefort
A) 1815 B) 1820 C) 1840 D) 1830
A) Napoleon Bonaparte and Morrel B) Villefort and Danglars C) Fernand Mondego and Caderousse D) General Bertrand and Noirtier
A) He wanted to frame Dantès for treason B) To protect his political career due to his father's Bonapartist ties C) Because he did not trust Dantès D) The letter contained a threat against him
A) Languages, history, culture, mathematics, chemistry, medicine, and science B) Cooking and survival skills C) Poison-making and espionage D) Sailing and navigation
A) General Bertrand’s soldiers B) Caderousse and his friends C) Fernand Mondego's men D) Genoese smugglers
A) Revealed his identity to Caderousse B) Rescued Morrel from bankruptcy by posing as a banker and buying his debts C) Attacked Danglars' bank D) Confronted Fernand Mondego publicly
A) Viscount Albert de Morcerf B) Danglars C) Caderousse D) General Bertrand
A) Her childhood friend B) Her brother-in-law C) Her employer D) Mercédès's cousin and a rival for her affections
A) Taught him about the treasure B) Arranged for Albert to be captured and 'rescued' by Luigi Vampa C) Helped him in a duel D) Gave him a large sum of money
A) Bribed a telegraph operator to transmit a false message B) Publicly accused him of fraud C) Blackmailed him with evidence D) Stole Danglars' money directly
A) Fled the country with a new identity B) Returned all stolen money voluntarily C) Was imprisoned without trial D) Embezzled hospital funds and fled to Italy, where he was kidnapped by Luigi Vampa
A) Protected Valentine from an unknown poisoner by faking her death B) Helped him marry another woman C) Introduced him to Parisian society D) Gave him money to start a business
A) Héloïse was forgiven by the family B) All members were imprisoned C) Villefort went insane and Édouard died from poison D) They moved to a different country
A) Used it to buy more islands B) Returned it anonymously to the hospitals C) Kept it for himself D) Donated it to charity in his own name
A) He questioned if his revenge had gone too far B) He planned to seek forgiveness from Villefort C) He decided to abandon all plans for revenge D) He felt justified in his actions
A) The Count of Monte Cristo B) Lord Wilmore C) Abbé Busoni D) Sinbad the Sailor
A) Sinbad the Sailor B) The Count of Monte Cristo C) Lord Wilmore D) Abbé Busoni
A) Monsieur Zaccone B) Haydée C) Valentine D) Maximilien Morrel
A) 12 B) 45 C) 34 D) 23
A) Sinbad the Sailor B) Lord Wilmore C) Abbé Busoni D) The Maltese Sailor
A) Villefort & Associates B) Morrel & Sons C) Danglars Bank D) Thomson & French
A) Desire for revenge on Fernand B) Guilt over Edmond's disappearance C) Anger towards Monte Cristo D) Joy at her marriage to Fernand
A) Africa B) Spain C) France D) Italy
A) Monsieur Noirtier de Villefort B) Gérard de Villefort C) Baron Danglars D) Héloïse de Villefort
A) Pierre Morrel B) Emmanuel Herbault C) Maximilien Morrel D) Gaspard Caderousse
A) Beauchamp B) Raoul de Château-Renaud C) Lucien Debray D) Albert de Morcerf
A) Monsieur de Boville B) Barrois C) Monsieur d'Avrigny D) Louis Dantès
A) Pierre Morrel B) Gaspard Caderousse C) Major Bartolomeo Cavalcanti D) Count of Monte Cristo
A) Fernand Mondego B) Count of Monte Cristo C) Ali Tebelen (or Ali Tepelini) D) Maximilien Morrel
A) Louise d'Armilly B) Countess Teresa Guiccioli C) Eugénie Danglars D) Valentine de Villefort
A) 1843 B) 1838 C) 1807 D) 1846
A) Fenestrelle Fort Memoir B) Le Diamant et la Vengeance C) Memoirs from the Archives of the Paris Police D) The Shoemaker's Tale
A) Fenestrelle Fort B) Paris Police Headquarters C) Italian Cleric's Mansion D) Nîmes Prison
A) Pierre Picaud's fiancée B) A rich Italian cleric C) An English spy D) The three jealous friends
A) Stabbed him with a dagger marked 'Number One' B) Poisoned him C) Lured him into crime D) Left him without fortune
A) Picaud left him alone B) Picaud poisoned him C) Picaud forgave him D) Picaud fatally stabbed him
A) Prostitution B) Poisoning C) Crime D) Marriage
A) An inheritance dispute B) A house arrest case C) A poisoning in a family D) A stabbing incident
A) 15 January 1846 B) 18 April 1844 C) 28 August 1844 D) 1 January 1845
A) 10 volumes B) 12 volumes C) 18 volumes D) 20 volumes
A) Simms and M'Intyre B) Chapman and Hall C) Geo Pierce D) Little Brown
A) 1850 B) 1889 C) 1846 D) 1845
A) Little Brown B) Oxford University Press C) Penguin Classics D) Collins
A) May 2008 B) July 1956 C) April 1996 D) June 2017
A) David Coward B) Emma Hardy C) Henry L. Williams D) Robin Buss
A) Oxford University Press B) Penguin Classics C) Collins D) UDON Entertainment
A) M Valentin B) Robin Buss C) Henry L. Williams D) Tony Johannot
A) The Departure B) The House on the Allées de Meilhan C) The Past D) The Prisoner of If
A) Shigai Shiden Gankutsu-ou B) Monte Cristo-haku C) Meiji Gankutsu-ou D) Shin Gankutsu-ou
A) Mainichi Shimbun B) Yorozu Chōhō C) Asahi Shimbun D) Nikkei
A) Shogakukan B) Aoki Suusandou C) Bungeishunjū D) Kodansha
A) Shin Gankutsu-ou B) Meiji Gankutsu-ou C) Monte Cristo-haku D) Gankutsu-ou
A) 2015 film B) 2002 film C) 2003 film D) 1998 film
A) Kuroiwa Shūroku B) Taijirō Murasame C) Alexandre Dumas D) Kaitarō Hasegawa
A) Taijirō Murasame B) Kuroiwa Shūroku C) Alexandre Dumas D) Kaitarō Hasegawa
A) Meiji Gankutsu-ou incident B) Shin Gankutsu-ou incident C) Yoshida Gankutsu-ou incident D) Monte Cristo-haku case
A) Ten years B) Twenty-five years C) Fifteen years D) Half a century
A) 1907 B) 1844 C) 2000 D) 1978
A) 30 B) 5 C) 10 D) 22
A) Jiang Qing B) Carlos Javier Villafane Mercado C) Vadim Nikolayev D) George Saintsbury
A) Exclusively into Asian languages B) Only English and French C) Virtually all D) A few
A) Five B) Ten C) At least twenty-nine D) Fifty
A) Lew Wallace B) Steven Brust C) Stephen Fry D) Alfred Bester
A) Alfred Bester B) Jin Yong C) Stephen Fry D) Lew Wallace
A) Carlos Javier Villafane Mercado B) Jin Yong C) George Saintsbury D) Vadim Nikolayev
A) 'Three-card monte' B) 'Scamming' C) 'Shell game' D) 'Pickpocketing'
A) Arturo de Córdova B) Hobart Bosworth C) John Gilbert D) James O'Neill
A) 1918 B) 1929 C) 1942 D) 1961
A) Emmett J. Flynn B) Robert Vernay C) Kevin Reynolds D) Claude Autant-Lara
A) 1946 The Return of Monte Cristo B) 1954 version starring Jean Marais C) 1929 restored silent epic D) 1988 Uznik zamka If
A) Jijo Punnoose B) André Hunebelle C) David Greene D) Chano Urueta
A) 2002 B) 1986 C) 1975 D) 1958
A) Louis Jourdan B) Pierre Niney C) Arturo de Córdova D) Viktor Avilov
A) Richard Chamberlain B) Arturo de Córdova C) Jim Caviezel D) Louis Jourdan
A) Vanjikottai Valiban B) Padayottam C) Asipatha Mamai D) Veta
A) Jorge Mistral B) Paul Barge C) Viktor Avilov D) Jean Marais
A) Robert Vernay B) Edgar G. Ulmer C) Henry Levin D) Chano Urueta
A) Jim Caviezel B) Jorge Mistral C) Jean Marais D) Arturo de Córdova
A) Veta B) Asipatha Mamai C) Legacy of Rage D) Padayottam
A) 1996 B) 1964 C) 1973 D) 1984
A) Pablo Echarri B) Gérard Depardieu C) Adam Cheng D) Andrea Giordana
A) Nihon Gankutsuou B) Itihaas C) The Great Vendetta (大報復) D) Marimar
A) Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo B) Nihon Gankutsuou (日本巌窟王) C) Yago D) Montecristo
A) Alan Badel B) Jacques Weber C) Craig Horner D) Gérard Depardieu
A) Goodbye Mr. Black B) Ezel C) Marimar D) Itihaas
A) Mahiro Maeda B) Ekta Kapoor C) Nirmala Sood D) Shobha Kapoor
A) Sam Claflin B) Gérard Depardieu C) William Levy D) Dean Fujioka
A) Montecristo B) Vingança C) Antsanoty D) Ezel
A) Montecristo B) Ezel C) Vingança D) Yago
A) Goodbye Mr. Black B) La Patrona C) Antsanoty D) Ezel
A) Once Upon a Time B) Goodbye Mr. Black C) La Patrona D) Miss Monte-Cristo
A) Craig Horner B) William Levy C) Dean Fujioka D) Iván Sánchez |