Book Trivia
Book trivia for readers. Quizzes cover classic novels, Shakespeare, Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, Roald Dahl and children's books, young adult fiction, fantasy, sci-fi and dystopian novels, mysteries and detectives, poetry, and the books that became movies.
Book Trivia Quizzes
ProGeneral KnowledgeChildren's BooksBedtime stories you'll never forget
ProGeneral KnowledgeBooks to MoviesRead the book, saw the movie? Prove it
ProGeneral KnowledgeRoald DahlGolden tickets, giants, witches and snozzcumbers
ProGeneral KnowledgeClassic NovelsGreat books, famous first lines, legendary authors
ProGeneral KnowledgeFantasy BooksWizards, wardrobes and worlds on a turtle's back
ProGeneral KnowledgeYoung Adult BooksDemigods, factions and books that made you cry
ProGeneral KnowledgeShakespeareTo quiz, or not to quiz? Easy call.
ProGeneral KnowledgeMystery & Detective FictionWhodunits, sleuths and the twist you never saw coming
ProGeneral KnowledgeSci-Fi BooksRobots, rockets and the number 42
ProGeneral KnowledgeJane AustenBalls, bonnets and a truth universally acknowledged
ProGeneral KnowledgeDystopian FictionBig Brother is watching. Are you ready?
ProGeneral KnowledgeCharles DickensOrphans, misers, ghosts and great expectations
ProGeneral KnowledgePoetryRoads not taken, ravens and a summer's dayBook Trivia Questions
In Charlotte's Web, what kind of animal is Wilbur?
A pig
Charlotte saves him by spinning words like "SOME PIG," "TERRIFIC" and "RADIANT" into her web.
From the Children's Books quiz
Steven Spielberg's Jaws (1975) was based on a bestselling novel by whom?
Peter Benchley
Benchley later regretted how the story fueled fear of sharks and became a passionate ocean conservationist.
From the Books to Movies quiz
In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, what does Charlie find in his Wonka bar wrapper?
A Golden Ticket
Willy Wonka hid only five Golden Tickets in candy bars sold around the world.
From the Roald Dahl quiz
Who wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?
Mark Twain
Mark Twain was the pen name of Samuel Clemens. It's a riverboat call meaning the water is two fathoms, or 12 feet, deep.
From the Classic Novels quiz
What is the name of the great lion in C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia?
In Rick Riordan's books, Percy Jackson discovers he's the son of which Greek god?
Poseidon
Riordan first made up Percy's adventures as bedtime stories for his son, who was studying Greek myths.
From the Young Adult Books quiz