Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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1605 | the story of a nobleman convinced he is a knight errant, this is sometimes considered the first modern novel | Don Quixote | 100%
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circa 8th century bce | an epic poem set during the Trojan War about conflict between King Agamemnon and Achilles | The Iliad | 100%
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circa 700–1000 | written anonymously, this Old English epic poem follows a hero of the Goths who slays three monstrous foes | Beowulf | 92%
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1719 | the "autobiography" of a fictional castaway who lived for decades on a remote island | Robinson Crusoe | 85%
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circa 1400 | a set of 24 stories, mostly written in verse, with a frame narrative about travelers exchanging stories while on a pilgrimage | The Canterbury Tales | 85%
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circa 1321 | an exploration of the Christian afterlife via narrative poem | The Divine Comedy | 85%
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early 1590s | likely the first play by an extremely famous playwright, the story follows an unpleasant woman whose behavior is reformed by her husband | The Taming of the Shrew | 77%
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1667 | a blank verse epic poem about the fallen angel Satan and his temptation of Adam and Eve | Paradise Lost | 69%
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1726 | the first-person narrative of a man who visits remote and fantastical regions of the world | Gulliver's Travels | 62%
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1740 | an epistolary novel that tells the story of a teenaged maidservant who becomes the object of her employer's sexual advances | Pamela; or, Virtue Rewarded | 54%
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1712 | a mock heroic poem about a noblewoman a lock of whose hair is cut off without permission by a suitor | The Rape of the Lock | 46%
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early 11th century | considered by some to be the world's first novel, it focuses on the life of a Japanese emperor's son who has been demoted to the status of commoner | The Tale of Genji | 46%
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1759 | a French satirical novella about the evolving philosophical outlook of a young student | Candide | 38%
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1470s | one of the most famous collections of tales about a mythical British king, written in Middle English | Le Morte d'Arthur | 31%
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1774 | an epistolary novel composed mostly of letters between two former lovers about their meddling in the lives, especially sexual lives, of others | Les Liaisons dangereuses | 31%
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