1. When was Ernest Hemingway born? a) 9 February 1864 b) 17 May 1862 c) 21 July 1899 d) 30 December 1865
2. Where was Ernest Hemingway born? a) Cicero b) Boston c) Anchorage d) San Francisco
3. What was Ernest Hemingway’s role in World War I? a) Corporal b) Marine c) Flight Lieutenant d) Ambulance driver
4. When did Ernest Hemingway publish The Sun Also Rises? a) 1914 b) 1926 c) 1918 d) 1922
5. Which book of Ernest Hemingway was a parody of Sherwood Anderson’s Dark Laughter? a) Men without Women b) The Killers c) The Snows of Kilimanjaro d) The Torrents of Spring
6. Which novel did Ernest Hemingway publish in 1940? a) For Whom the Bell Tolls b) Death in the Afternoon c) The Fifth Column d) To Have and Have Not
7. Which novel got Ernest Hemingway Pulitzer Prize? a) A Farewell to Arms b) The Old Man and the Sea c) Across the River and into the Seas d) The Green Hills of Africa
8. When did Ernest Hemingway get Nobel Prize for Literature? a) 1931 b) 1937 c) 1945 d) 1954
9. When did Ernest Hemingway die? a) 15 January 1956 b) 2 July 1961 c) 3 April 1962 d) 12 December 1955
10. Where did Ernest Hemingway die? a) Barcelona b) Ketchum c) Havana d) Milan
Ernest Hemingway Quiz Answers
1. When was Ernest Hemingway born? c) 21 July 1899
2. Where was Ernest Hemingway born? a) Cicero
3. What was Ernest Hemingway’s role in World War I? d) Ambulance driver
4. When did Ernest Hemingway publish The Sun Also Rises? b) 1926
5. Which book of Ernest Hemingway was a parody of Sherwood Anderson’s Dark Laughter? d) The Torrents of Spring
6. Which novel did Ernest Hemingway publish in 1940? a) For Whom the Bell Tolls
7. Which novel got Ernest Hemingway Pulitzer Prize? b) The Old Man and the Sea
8. When did Ernest Hemingway get Nobel Prize for Literature? d) 1954
1. When was Arthur Conan Doyle born? a) 31 March 1854 b) 22 May 1859 c) 25 September 1857 d) 30 December 1855
2. Where was Arthur Conan Doyle born? a) Edinburgh b) Glasgow c) Aberdeen d) Dundee
3. When did Arthur Conan Doyle receive doctorate in medicine? a) 1880 b) 1874 c) 1885 d) 1882
4. Who impressed Arthur Conan Doyle by his diagnostic deduction? a) Alexander Fleming b) Joseph Bell c) Bryan Charles Waller d) John Watson
5. Who was the fictional detective created by Arthur Conan Doyle? a) Anthony Burgess b) Kim Philby c) James Bond d) Sherlock Holmes
6. When was The Hound of the Baskervilles published? a) 1920 b) 1924 c) 1902 d) 1912
7. Which novel of Arthur Conan Doyle was published in 1895? a) The Stark Munro Letters b) A Study in Scarlet c) The Firm of Girdlestone d) The White Company
8. Where did Arthur Conan Doyle serve in a field hospital during the Boer War? a) Salisbury b) Bloemfontein c) Windhoek d) Nairobi
9. When did Arthur Conan Doyle die? a) 18 January 1936 b) 3 June 1938 c) 7 July 1930 d) 12 November 1935
10. Where did Arthur Conan Doyle die? a) Stromness b) Crowborough c) Kampala d) Pretoria
Arthur Conan Doyle Quiz Questions with Answers
1. When was Arthur Conan Doyle born? b) 22 May 1859
2. Where was Arthur Conan Doyle born? a) Edinburgh
3. When did Arthur Conan Doyle receive doctorate in medicine? c) 1885
4. Who impressed Arthur Conan Doyle by his diagnostic deduction? b) Joseph Bell
5. Who was the fictional detective created by Arthur Conan Doyle? d) Sherlock Holmes
6. When was The Hound of the Baskervilles published? c) 1902
7. Which novel of Arthur Conan Doyle was published in 1895? a) The Stark Munro Letters
8. Where did Arthur Conan Doyle serve in a field hospital during the Boer War? b) Bloemfontein
9. When did Arthur Conan Doyle die? c) 7 July 1930
10. Where did Arthur Conan Doyle die? b) Crowborough
1887 – A Study in Scarlet 1890 – The Sign of Four 1902 – The Hound of the Baskervilles 1915 – The Valley of Fear
Sherlock Holmes short story collections:
1892 – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 1894 – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes 1905 – The Return of Sherlock Holmes 1917 – His Last Bow 1927 – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes 1928 – The Complete Sherlock Holmes Short Stories
Professor Challenger Stories:
1912 – The Lost World 1913 – The Poison Belt 1926 – The Land of Mist 1927 – The Disintegration Machine 1928 – When The World Screamed 1952 – The Professor Challenger Stories
Plays
1893 – Jane Annie or the Good Conduct prize (with J.M. Barrie) 1895 – A Question of Diplomacy 1899 – Brothers 1903 – A Duet. A Duologue 1907 – The Story of Waterloo 1909 – The Fires of Fate 1910 – Brigadier Gerard 1912 – A Pot of Caviare 1912 – The Dramatic Works of Arthur Conan Doyle 1912 – The Speckled Band 1912 – The House of Temperley 1922 – Sherlock Holmes (with William Gillette)
Pamphlets:
1902 – The War in South Africa: Its Cause and Conduct 1907 – The Case of Mr. George Edalji 1912 – The Case of Oscar Slater 1914 – In Quest of Truth 1914 – To Arms! 1914 – Great Britain and the Next War 1915 – The Treatment of our Prisoners 1920 – Our Reply to the Cleric 1920 – A Debate with Dr. Joseph McCabe 1920 – Spiritualism and Rationalism 1925 – The Early Christian Church and Modern Spiritualism 1925 – Psychic Experiences (reprint)
Fiction:
1879 – The Mistery of Sasassa Valley 1885 – The Surgeon of Gaster Fell 1889 – Micah Clarke, his statement as made to his three grandchildren 1889 – The Mystery of Cloomber 1889 – Mysteries and Adventures 1890 – The Captain of the Polestar and other tales 1890 – The Firm of Girdlestone: A Romance of the Unromantic 1891 – The White Company 1892 – The Doings of Raffles Haw 1892 – The Great Shadow 1892 – Beyond the City 1893 – The Gully of Bluemansdyke (reissue of Mysteries and Adventures 1889) 1893 – The Refugees. A Tale of Two Continents 1894 – An Actor’s Duel and The Winning Shot 1894 – The Parasite 1894 – Round the Red Lamp: Being Facts and Fancies of a Medical Life 1895 – The Stark Munro Letters 1896 – The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard 1896 – Rodney Stone 1896 – Uncle Bernac: A Memory of the Empire 1898 – The Tragedy of Korosko 1899 – A Duet, with an Occasional Chorus 1900 – The Croxley Master 1900 – The Green Flag and Other Stories of War and Sport 1901 – Strange Studies from Life 1903 – The Adventures of Gerard 1906 – Sir Nigel 1908 – Round the Fire Stories 1911 – The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales 1918 – Danger! and Other Stories 1922 – Tales of Long Ago 1922 – Tales of Pirates and Blue Water 1922 – Tales of Adventure and Medical Life 1922 – Tales of Terror and Mystery 1922 – Tales of Twilight and the Unseen 1922 – Tales of the Ring and Camp / The Croxley Master and Other Tales of the Ring and Camp 1928 – The Dreamers 1929 – The Maracot Deep and Other Stories 1929 – The Conan Doyle Stories 1931 – The Conan Doyle Historical Romances I (Includes:The White Company, Sir Nigel, Micah Clarke and Refugees) 1932 – The Conan Doyle Historical Romances II (Includes: Rodney Stone, Uncle Bernac, The Exploits of Gerard and The Adventures of Gerard) 1934,47 – The Field Bazaar (Private Printings) 1958 – The Crown Diamond (Private Printing)
Verse:
1898 – Songs of Action 1911 – Songs of the Road 1919 – The Guards Came Through and Other Poems 1922 – The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle. Collected edition
Works on War, the Army and Spiritualism:
1900 – The Great Boer War 1901 – The Immortal Memory 1905 – The Fiscal Question 1906 – An Incursion into Diplomacy 1907 – Through the Magic Door [Essays on books.] 1909 – The Crime of the Congo 1909 – Divorce Law Reform: An Essay 1911 – Why He is Now in Favour of Home Rule 1914 – The German War 1914 – Civilian National Reserve 1914 – The World War Conspiracy 1914 – The German War 1915 – Western Wanderings 1915 – The Outlook on the War 1916 – An Appreciation of Sir John French 1916 – A Visit to Three Fronts 1916 – The British Campaign in France and Flanders, 1914-1918 1917 – Supremacy of the British Soldier 1918 – Life After Death (A Form Letter) 1918 – The New Revelation: or, What Is Spiritualism? 1919 – The Vital Message 1922 – Spiritualism-Some Straight Questions and Direct Answers 1921 – The Wanderings of a Spiritualist 1922 – The Case for Spirit Photography (with others) 1922 – The Coming of the Fairies 1923 – Our American Adventure 1923 – Three of them. A Reminiscence 1924 – Memoirs and Adventures 1924 – Our Second American Adventure 1924 – The Spiritualists Reader (Editor) 1924 – Leon Denis: The Mystery of Joan of Arc (Translator) 1926 – The History of Spiritualism 2 vol. 1927 – Pheneas Speaks. Direct Spirit Communications 1928 – A Word of Warning 1928 – What does Spiritualism actually Teach and Stand for? 1929 – An Open Letter to those of my Generation 1929 – Our African Winter 1929 – The Roman Catholic Church. A rejoinder. 1930 – [A Form Letter] 1930 – [A Second Form Letter] 1930 – The Edge of the Unknown
