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Arts and Literature trivia questions and answers.What was the first career-girl comic strip? What English literary classic was inspired by the adventures of
Scottish pirate Andrew Selkirk? What is the only sculpture on which Michelangelo is believed to
have carved his name? Did science fiction writer Jules Verne--who told of trips around
the world and to the moon--ever fly? What was the first book to vanish from the Association of
American Publishers' display at the Moscow Book Fair in September
1985? In the Nero Wolfe mysteries, what did Archie keep in his closet? What was the name of Smilin' Jack's buddy in the comic strip
about the dashing aviator? Whose autobiography was entitled, R.S.V.P. What great writer, shortly before his death at age 90,
successfully defended himself against senility charges by reading
his latest work in court? What French writer used Alcofribas Nasier--an anagram of his real
name--as a pseudonym? What was Dr. Frankenstein's first name in the Mary Shelley horror
classic? How many kinds of kisses are descried in the Kama Sutra, the
classical Indian text on eroticism? Who attended the Mad Hatter's tea party in Lewis Carroll's
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland? What name did artist Domenikos TheotokUpoulos sign on his
paintings? What twentieth-century English writer used the words hook, line
and sinker in the titles of a three-book espionage series? What American novelists great-grandfather wrote a book in
response to Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin? What was the first painting by an American obtained by the
world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris? What famous writer was the as-told-to author of The Autobiography
of Malcom X?
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