A) Alexandre Dumas B) Victor Hugo C) Leo Tolstoy D) Gustave Flaubert
A) England B) France C) Spain D) Italy
A) Danglars B) Caderousse C) Fernand Mondego D) Villefort
A) Father Goriot B) Santiago Casares C) Abbé Faria D) Abel Magwitch
A) Mercedes B) Haydée C) Eugénie D) Valentine
A) HMS Bounty B) Endeavour C) Pharaon D) Nautilus
A) The Count of Monte Cristo B) The Man in the Iron Mask C) The Scarlet Pimpernel D) The Phantom of the Opera
A) Haydée B) Valentine de Villefort C) Lucrezia Vampa D) Eugénie Danglars
A) 1830 B) 1840 C) 1820 D) 1815
A) Fernand Mondego and Caderousse B) Villefort and Danglars C) General Bertrand and Noirtier D) Napoleon Bonaparte and Morrel
A) To protect his political career due to his father's Bonapartist ties B) He wanted to frame Dantès for treason 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) Genoese smugglers B) General Bertrand’s soldiers C) Fernand Mondego's men D) Caderousse and his friends
A) Rescued Morrel from bankruptcy by posing as a banker and buying his debts B) Confronted Fernand Mondego publicly C) Attacked Danglars' bank D) Revealed his identity to Caderousse
A) General Bertrand B) Viscount Albert de Morcerf C) Caderousse D) Danglars
A) Her brother-in-law B) Her employer C) Her childhood friend D) Mercédès's cousin and a rival for her affections
A) Helped him in a duel B) Taught him about the treasure C) Arranged for Albert to be captured and 'rescued' by Luigi Vampa 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) Stole Danglars' money directly D) Blackmailed him with evidence
A) Was imprisoned without trial B) Returned all stolen money voluntarily C) Embezzled hospital funds and fled to Italy, where he was kidnapped by Luigi Vampa D) Fled the country with a new identity
A) Introduced him to Parisian society B) Helped him marry another woman C) Gave him money to start a business D) Protected Valentine from an unknown poisoner by faking her death
A) Héloïse was forgiven by the family B) Villefort went insane and Édouard died from poison C) All members were imprisoned D) They moved to a different country
A) Used it to buy more islands B) Donated it to charity in his own name C) Kept it for himself D) Returned it anonymously to the hospitals
A) He planned to seek forgiveness from Villefort B) He questioned if his revenge had gone too far C) He decided to abandon all plans for revenge D) He felt justified in his actions
A) Abbé Busoni B) Sinbad the Sailor C) The Count of Monte Cristo D) Lord Wilmore
A) Sinbad the Sailor B) Abbé Busoni C) Lord Wilmore D) The Count of Monte Cristo
A) Monsieur Zaccone B) Valentine C) Haydée D) Maximilien Morrel
A) 45 B) 12 C) 34 D) 23
A) Abbé Busoni B) Sinbad the Sailor C) The Maltese Sailor D) Lord Wilmore
A) Danglars Bank B) Morrel & Sons C) Villefort & Associates D) Thomson & French
A) Anger towards Monte Cristo B) Desire for revenge on Fernand C) Joy at her marriage to Fernand D) Guilt over Edmond's disappearance
A) France B) Italy C) Africa D) Spain
A) Héloïse de Villefort B) Baron Danglars C) Gérard de Villefort D) Monsieur Noirtier de Villefort
A) Emmanuel Herbault B) Pierre Morrel C) Maximilien Morrel D) Gaspard Caderousse
A) Albert de Morcerf B) Lucien Debray C) Raoul de Château-Renaud D) Beauchamp
A) Louis Dantès B) Monsieur d'Avrigny C) Monsieur de Boville D) Barrois
A) Count of Monte Cristo B) Major Bartolomeo Cavalcanti C) Pierre Morrel D) Gaspard Caderousse
A) Maximilien Morrel B) Fernand Mondego C) Ali Tebelen (or Ali Tepelini) D) Count of Monte Cristo
A) Eugénie Danglars B) Louise d'Armilly C) Countess Teresa Guiccioli D) Valentine de Villefort
A) 1807 B) 1843 C) 1846 D) 1838
A) The Shoemaker's Tale B) Memoirs from the Archives of the Paris Police C) Le Diamant et la Vengeance D) Fenestrelle Fort Memoir
A) Nîmes Prison B) Fenestrelle Fort C) Italian Cleric's Mansion D) Paris Police Headquarters
A) An English spy B) A rich Italian cleric C) Pierre Picaud's fiancée D) The three jealous friends
A) Lured him into crime B) Poisoned him C) Left him without fortune D) Stabbed him with a dagger marked 'Number One'
A) Picaud poisoned him B) Picaud fatally stabbed him C) Picaud forgave him D) Picaud left him alone
A) Marriage B) Poisoning C) Crime D) Prostitution
A) A poisoning in a family B) A house arrest case C) A stabbing incident D) An inheritance dispute
A) 1 January 1845 B) 18 April 1844 C) 28 August 1844 D) 15 January 1846
A) 20 volumes B) 12 volumes C) 10 volumes D) 18 volumes
A) Chapman and Hall B) Simms and M'Intyre C) Little Brown D) Geo Pierce
A) 1850 B) 1845 C) 1846 D) 1889
A) Penguin Classics B) Collins C) Oxford University Press D) Little Brown
A) July 1956 B) June 2017 C) April 1996 D) May 2008
A) Henry L. Williams B) Robin Buss C) David Coward D) Emma Hardy
A) Oxford University Press B) Penguin Classics C) UDON Entertainment D) Collins
A) Robin Buss B) Henry L. Williams C) Tony Johannot D) M Valentin
A) The Departure B) The House on the Allées de Meilhan C) The Prisoner of If D) The Past
A) Shin Gankutsu-ou B) Monte Cristo-haku C) Shigai Shiden Gankutsu-ou D) Meiji Gankutsu-ou
A) Nikkei B) Yorozu Chōhō C) Mainichi Shimbun D) Asahi Shimbun
A) Shogakukan B) Bungeishunjū C) Aoki Suusandou D) Kodansha
A) Monte Cristo-haku B) Meiji Gankutsu-ou C) Gankutsu-ou D) Shin Gankutsu-ou
A) 2003 film B) 1998 film C) 2002 film D) 2015 film
A) Alexandre Dumas B) Kaitarō Hasegawa C) Taijirō Murasame D) Kuroiwa Shūroku
A) Kaitarō Hasegawa B) Taijirō Murasame C) Alexandre Dumas D) Kuroiwa Shūroku
A) Monte Cristo-haku case B) Meiji Gankutsu-ou incident C) Shin Gankutsu-ou incident D) Yoshida Gankutsu-ou incident
A) Fifteen years B) Half a century C) Ten years D) Twenty-five years
A) 1844 B) 2000 C) 1978 D) 1907
A) 10 B) 22 C) 30 D) 5
A) Vadim Nikolayev B) Carlos Javier Villafane Mercado C) Jiang Qing D) George Saintsbury
A) A few B) Only English and French C) Virtually all D) Exclusively into Asian languages
A) Fifty B) Ten C) At least twenty-nine D) Five
A) Lew Wallace B) Alfred Bester C) Stephen Fry D) Steven Brust
A) Lew Wallace B) Stephen Fry C) Jin Yong D) Alfred Bester
A) George Saintsbury B) Carlos Javier Villafane Mercado C) Jin Yong D) Vadim Nikolayev
A) 'Pickpocketing' B) 'Scamming' C) 'Shell game' D) 'Three-card monte'
A) Arturo de Córdova B) Hobart Bosworth C) James O'Neill D) John Gilbert
A) 1929 B) 1942 C) 1918 D) 1961
A) Kevin Reynolds B) Emmett J. Flynn C) Robert Vernay D) Claude Autant-Lara
A) 1988 Uznik zamka If B) 1954 version starring Jean Marais C) 1946 The Return of Monte Cristo D) 1929 restored silent epic
A) Chano Urueta B) André Hunebelle C) Jijo Punnoose D) David Greene
A) 1958 B) 1975 C) 2002 D) 1986
A) Pierre Niney B) Viktor Avilov C) Louis Jourdan D) Arturo de Córdova
A) Arturo de Córdova B) Louis Jourdan C) Jim Caviezel D) Richard Chamberlain
A) Veta B) Padayottam C) Vanjikottai Valiban D) Asipatha Mamai
A) Paul Barge B) Jorge Mistral C) Viktor Avilov D) Jean Marais
A) Robert Vernay B) Edgar G. Ulmer C) Henry Levin D) Chano Urueta
A) Arturo de Córdova B) Jean Marais C) Jorge Mistral D) Jim Caviezel
A) Asipatha Mamai B) Padayottam C) Legacy of Rage D) Veta
A) 1973 B) 1984 C) 1964 D) 1996
A) Pablo Echarri B) Gérard Depardieu C) Andrea Giordana D) Adam Cheng
A) Marimar B) The Great Vendetta (大報復) C) Nihon Gankutsuou D) Itihaas
A) Montecristo B) Nihon Gankutsuou (日本巌窟王) C) Yago D) Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo
A) Craig Horner B) Alan Badel C) Jacques Weber D) Gérard Depardieu
A) Goodbye Mr. Black B) Itihaas C) Marimar D) Ezel
A) Ekta Kapoor B) Mahiro Maeda C) Nirmala Sood D) Shobha Kapoor
A) Gérard Depardieu B) Dean Fujioka C) William Levy D) Sam Claflin
A) Vingança B) Antsanoty C) Ezel D) Montecristo
A) Ezel B) Vingança C) Yago D) Montecristo
A) Goodbye Mr. Black B) La Patrona C) Antsanoty D) Ezel
A) Goodbye Mr. Black B) Miss Monte-Cristo C) La Patrona D) Once Upon a Time
A) Craig Horner B) Dean Fujioka C) Iván Sánchez D) William Levy |