Ray Bradbury
Dystopian & Speculative Classics
Ray Bradbury
American science fiction author (1920-2012)
10 Questions
Timed: 15 seconds per question
Literature
Arthur Conan Doyle & Sherlock Holmes
Creator of Sherlock Holmes; debut novel 'A Study in Scarlet' (1887)
Mystery & Detective Fiction
John Steinbeck
American novelist, Nobel laureate (1902-1968)
American Novelists & Their Classics
Death of a Salesman
Miller play (1949), Willy Loman
20th-Century American Drama
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Russian novelist (1821-1881)
World Literature Landmarks
Charlotte Bronte
English novelist (1816-1855)
British Classic Novels
Les Miserables
Hugo novel (1862), Jean Valjean
World Literature Landmarks
The Odyssey
Homer epic, Odysseus's journey home
Ancient Greek Epics & Drama
Homer
Ancient Greek epic poet (c. 8th century BC)
Ancient Greek Epics & Drama
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Twain novel (1884), Mississippi River journey
American Novelists & Their Classics
Ray Bradbury trivia questions
- Which novel by Bradbury is about a future where books are outlawed and burned?
- Which Bradbury book is a linked set of stories about human life on Mars?
- Which Bradbury novel centers on two boys and a creepy traveling carnival?
- Which Bradbury book is a nostalgic story of summer in a small Midwestern town?
- Bradbury also worked in what film-related job besides being a novelist?
- Which famous Herman Melville story did Bradbury help adapt for the screen?
- Which short-story collection by Bradbury shares its title with a tattooed performer?
- What genre, besides science fiction, is strongly linked with Bradbury's work?
- Which Bradbury collection has a title tied to the spooky month of Halloween?
- The New York Times said Bradbury helped bring modern sci-fi into what?