Children's Literature Trivia
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All those kids should be back in
school this week, but what
should we have them read?
Hey there.
I'm Brian Rollins and this is
the dorky geeky.
Nerdy trivia podcast every week.
We give you three rounds of ten
geeky trivia questions on a
given topic this week, we're
helping teachers, and parents
out with some children's
literature trivia.
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with no further, Preamble, let
us begin.
The dorky round.
Number one, mathematician
Charles lutwidge.
Dodgson is better known by which
pseudonym used to write two
books about a curious girl named
Alice.
Lewis Carroll.
Number two, which lead character
is best known as a person who
taught himself to talk to the
animals.
Dr. Dolittle Number three, which
child detectives rarely used.
First name is Leroy.
Encyclopedia Brown.
Number 4, which detective series
focuses on Brothers, Frank and
Joe.
The Hardy Boys.
Number five, who is Curious
George's human companion.
The Man in the Yellow Hat.
number six, which series
pioneered turning books into
games and using the second
person perspective, when writing
Choose Your Own Adventure.
Number seven, which author wrote
About A Boy Named, Charlie
visiting chocolate factories and
writing in glass elevators to
space?
Roald Dahl.
Number eight, which Belgian book
series became a long-running
cartoon about blue people who
were only three apples tall.
The Smurfs.
Number 9, which series, by JK
Rowling is about a very special
boy, who lived under the stairs,
with his only living relatives,
until he learned, he was a
wizard like his parents.
Harry Potter.
Number 10, which series does
Daniel Handler right under the
pseudonym Lemony Snicket?
A Series of Unfortunate Events.
The geeky round number.
One humorous, Dave Barry.
Co-wrote prequels to which
classic novel Peter Pan.
Number two, which book
introduced readers to Tweedledee
and Tweedledum.
Through the Looking-Glass.
Number three, what is the name
of the?
Father of The Hardy, Boys.
Fenton Hardy.
Number four, What fictional
character is based on a black
bear from Canada.
A a milnes.
Winnie, the Pooh.
Number five, which series is
credited to the pseudonym
Carolyn Keane.
Nancy.
Drew Number six, which early
reader series was created by
Roger Hargreaves in 1971.
Mr. Men Little Miss Number seven
which comic creators are well
known for creating many of DC's
recent all ages titles,
including Tiny Titans, Superman,
Family, Adventures and more.
Art baltazar and Franco.
Number 8, which current
detective Mouse series was
created by Elizabeth Dommy.
Geronimo Stilton.
Number 9, which a tire based
superhero, got his first Epic
movie in 2017.
Captain Underpants.
Number 10.
What Maurice Sendak work was
adapted as an animated special
in 1973 an opera in 1980 and a
feature film in 2009.
Where the Wild Things Are.
We're going to take a break for
our book of the week.
This week.
It's a podcast but also a book
several books.
In fact my co-host bling Dowler
narrates the bedtime in the
public domain podcast.
He's currently narrating seven
little Australians by Ethel
Turner past books.
Include Around the World in 80
Days, A Christmas Carol, and
several of the Oz books by L
frank Baum.
You can find the podcast at
Bureau 42.com and I'll include
links in the show notes to the
various books.
If you're a fan of classic
children's literature, you'll
have a great time and say hi to
blame when you drop by.
And now back to the show, The
nerdy round.
Number one, which Australian
novel spawn to the sequel?
The family at Miss rule.
Seven little Australians.
Number two, which Oz novel may
have the earliest example of a
transgender character in
children's literature.
The Marvelous Land of Oz.
Number three, Leslie
McFarland's, best-known work was
published under which pseudonym
Franklin W, Dixon McFarlane,
wrote 17 of the first 25 Hardy.
Boys novels created by Edward
Street Meyer.
Number 4, which family's name is
often misspelled with an extra n
as a result of the Mandela
effect.
Ttttt.
The Berenstain Bears.
Number 5, The Hardy Boys, Case
Files series began with the
death of which character.
Iola Morton Chet sister and
Joe's girlfriend.
Number six.
What early reader series created
by William S gray and zurna
sharp has entries intended for
students in grades 1 through 9.
Fun with Dick and Jane.
Number seven, which redheaded
characters middle names are
delicate Tessa window.
Shade macro mint ephram's
daughter.
Pippi Longstocking. number 8,
which book is credited with
having the first appearance of
the name Wendy in print Peter
Pan.
Number 9 in which Canadian
classic do Penny, Pamela, Peter,
Patsy and Paul discover a
mushroom World in their tree
house whose inhabitants have a
language based on a single word.
The Secret World of OG.
Number 10, the wonderful Wizard
of Oz was published in what
year?
1,900.
And that's it for this week.
I hope this was a nice stroll
through some of your childhood
favorites.
I have vivid memories of reading
Where the Wild Things Are over
and over as my first solo book.
And in reading it again, with my
kids books are truly magical
things will be back next week
with another 30 questions.
Here's your hint.
What animated series celebrates
its 50th anniversary on
September 13th, 2019.
It's another personal childhood
favorite of mine.
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rate.
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