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English Trivia Game Ellison Smith. TRUE OR FALSE: Frankenstein was the name of the monster in Mary Shelley’s classic novel? A) True B) False.

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1 English Trivia Game Ellison Smith

2 TRUE OR FALSE: Frankenstein was the name of the monster in Mary Shelley’s classic novel? A) True B) False

3 What pop-culture figure was created by HP Lovecraft? A) Richie Rich B) Kanye West C) The Cast of Family Guy D) Cthulu

4 Who was the author of Dracula? A) Mary Shelley B) Charles Darwin C) Bram Stoker D) H.G. Wells

5 Animal Farm is a satire of…? A) The Reagan Administration B) The Vietnam War C) George Orwell’s acid-induced dream from Woodstock D) The Russian Revolution of 1917/ The rise of the Societ Union

6 Daffodils is one of the major poems produced during the Romantic Age of English Literature. It was written by…? A) Kurt Cobain B) William Wordsworth C) Samuel Clemens D) Seth McFarlane

7 Another word for a literary theme would be…? A) Intro music B) topic C) Prom-format D) Computer background

8 FINAL QUESTION: The Raven was written by which poet? A) Robin Williams B) David Tennant C) Sir Ian McKellen D) Edgar Allen Poe

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