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In Norihiro Yagi's 'Claymore', the titular female warriors are often referred to by epithets associated with particular abilities, sword styles or character traits. Can you match each Claymore with the picture that best represents her epithet?

Time for me to dust off that old English degree and think back to my university literature courses! I've provided you with ten literary terms that start with the letter "B".

In this adoption quiz, I've given you a list of books and you need to match them with the author who wrote them. Spoiler alert warning - the information in this quiz contains plot summaries. Enjoy!

Fifteen books are listed with five authors to choose from. Three books belong to each author. To whom does each book belong?

Though far fewer in number than kings, the queens that appear in Tolkien's work are among his most intriguing characters. How much do you know about these fascinating ladies created by the great English writer?

All of the written words listed in this quiz are part of Stephen King's bibliography. All you need to do is identify the ones that are part of his collection of novels. Leave anything from his short story collections, novellas, and non-fiction works.

An accident befalls Edgar Freemantle in this 2008 Stephen King novel and sets him on course to start a new life on Florida's Gulf Coast, and when he takes up a paintbrush, it turns out he's a bigger part of a more nefarious picture. Good luck!

Place these Agatha Christie novels from the earliest date of publication (US) to the last.

We'll take a look at the opening lines of two of Kurt Vonnegut's masterpieces, "Slaughterhouse-Five" and "Breakfast of Champions". Fill in the missing nouns of these popular works.

The Aes Sedai - an organisation of female magic users, or channellers, from all over the world - are one of my favourite aspects of 'The Wheel of Time', and this quiz gives a basic overview of them and the steps a channeller must take to become one.

Female detectives have been a staple of mystery novels since the dawn of the genre. Can you spot the female literary detectives hidden amongst the imposters.

Anyone who knows Shakespeare will have heard at least the opening line from Hamlet's monologue.

Reading an actual book seems to be fading out. Here are some memorable quotes by classic authors.

The goal is to move these books into five categories. Which categories, you ask? Those are up to you to find! Good luck!

Malcolm Gladwell's 2008 best-seller "Outliers" examines the metrics required for individual success at all levels. Take this quiz to review or learn some of the key takeaways presented by this great book.

We all want different things out of life, and fairy tale characters are no exception. This is a quiz on fairy tale characters and their deepest (and sometimes darkest) desires.

Many well known novels have the names of places in their titles, with countries, continents, cities and towns among them. I've woven the titles into a narrative where each blank refers to a place name in a book. Work them out from the clues in the story.

Some of the greatest love stories have been created by fiction authors - this quiz is not about them. Test your knowledge on ten examples of utterly devastating one-sided love in literature.

The Bene Gesserit are a mysterious female organisation who are trying to breed the Kwisatz Haderach, a messianic figure, in Frank Herbert's 'Dune'. Their members recite a creed known as the Litany Against Fear. Can you fill in the missing bits?

Here are twelve fables attributed to Aesop, the famous Greek storyteller. Please match the picture on the left with the word(s) on the right to complete the titles of the fables.

Can you pick out the poems written by W B Yeats from those by other poets in this Collection quiz?

We'll take a look at the opening lines of two of George Orwell's masterpieces, "Animal Farm" and "1984". Fill in the missing nouns of these popular works.

Aeschylus. Euripides. Sophocles. Three great playwrights. All Greek and tragic. Can you identify whose work is whose?

Since their creators are called the Queens of Crime, that makes these legendary fictional detectives the Kings of Crime. Sort the pieces of information about each detective to the sleuth it belongs to.

Time for me to dust off that old English degree and think back to my university literature courses! I've provided you with ten literary terms that start with the letter "A".

No - not that kind of blue book! Instead these books all have the word blue somewhere in the title. In this quiz you need to match the titles of the books with their authors.

We'll take a look at the opening lines of two of Jane Austen's masterpieces, "Pride and Prejudice" and "Sense and Sensibility". Fill in the missing nouns of these popular works.

This quiz contains ten events that took place in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "The Great Gatsby". Do your best to place them in the order they happened to the characters. Good luck, old sport!

This quiz is about the famous quote from "Time Enough for Love" when Lazarus Long defined what a human should be able to do.

Taylor Swift is known for her superb songwriting skills, and she often references classic literature. I'll give you a lyric and you answer a lit question based on it. (No knowledge of Taylor Swift or her songs is needed.) Enjoy!