Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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Q | Spanish "Don" who tilted at windmills | Quixote | 94%
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Q | The main text of Islam | Quran, the | 94%
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Q | Name of the hunchback of Notre Dame | Quasimodo | 92%
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Q | Harry Potter's favorite sport | Quidditch | 90%
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Z | This masked swordsman of California was featured in many pulp novels | Zorro | 83%
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Z | Boris Pasternak novel that was smuggled out of (and back into) the USSR | Doctor {Zhivago} | 73%
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Y | Genre abbreviated YA | Young Adult | 73%
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Q | Ogden Nash quote: Candy is dandy, but liquor is _______ | Quicker | 69%
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Z | German term meaning roughly "the spirit of the times" | Zeitgeist | 63%
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Y | Irish poet who wrote these lines: "The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart" | W. B. Yeats | 62%
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Y | Mark Twain novel: A Connecticut ______ in King Arthur's Court | Yankee | 60%
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Z | Nikos Kazantzakis novel about a Greek man with a lust for life | {Zorba} the Greek | 58%
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X | Coleridge line: "In ______ did Kublai Khan a stately pleasure dome decree" | Xanadu | 56%
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Y | Book of stories by Dr. Seuss | {Yertle} the Turtle | 56%
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Z | This and the art of motorcycle maintenance | Zen | 52%
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Y | Alas, I knew this poor Hamlet character well. Now he is just a skull. | Yorick | 51%
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Z | Novel by Friedrich Nietzsche about an ancient Iranian prophet. It is either very profound or complete nonsense. | Thus Spoke {Zarathustra} | 45%
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Q | Poem or stanza consisting of four lines | Quatrain | 31%
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Z | Harlem Renaissance author who wrote "Their Eyes Were Watching God" | {Zora} Neale Hurston | 30%
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Y | "Catch-22" pilot who was afraid of dying | Yossarian | 24%
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