006 A 10 MCQS QUIZ ON WORLD'S GREAT THINKERS

Great thinkers, over the Centuries , have made our livable. Here is a 10 question Multiple Choice Quiz, based on their Quotes. You can online answer them by clicking on the radio buttons. Or else, if you have no time, you can check the answers, by moving your mouse on the 'dot' at the end of each question.

Quiz on thoughts of Great Thinkers.

1: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Writers should not judge.~ This view is attributed to
a`Ernest Hemingway b`Charles Dickens c`Vladimir Nabokov d`Leo Tolstoy .


2: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Law is an ass.~ This view is attributed to
a`Ernest Hemingway b`Charles Dickens c`Vladimir Nabokov d`Leo Tolstoy .


3: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven.~ This quote is attributed to
a`William Shakespeare b`John Milton c`Christopher Marlowe d`Jane Austen .


4: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Rain does not know how to fall upwards.~ This view is attributed to
a`Ernest Hemingway b`Charles Dickens c`Vladimir Nabokov d`Leo Tolstoy .


5: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~A fool may talk, but a wise man speaks.~ This quote is attributed to
a`Ben Jonson b`Samuel Johnson c`Virginia Woolf d`Jane Austen .


6: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Writing is like sex. First you do it for love, then you do it for your friends, and then you do it for money.~ This quote is attributed to
a`Ben Jonson b`Samuel Johnson c`Virginia Woolf d`Jane Austen .


7: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Love and be loved.~ This view is attributed to
a`Ernest Hemingway b`Charles Dickens c`Vladimir Nabokov d`Leo Tolstoy .


8: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance.~ This quote is attributed to
a`Ben Jonson b`Samuel Johnson c`Virginia Woolf d`Jane Austen .


9: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Money can't buy love, but it improves your bargaining position.~ This quote is attributed to
a`William Shakespeare b`John Milton c`Christopher Marlowe d`John Dryden .


10: ENGLISH LITERATURE : QUOTES ~Better shun the bait, than struggle in the snare.~ This quote is attributed to
a`William Shakespeare b`John Milton c`Christopher Marlowe d`John Dryden .