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Amazing Book Facts Around the World
Amazing Book Facts Around the World
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1
There exist books that are bound using human skin.
True
False
2
Who said the quote below?
Frank Zappa
William Shakespeare
Benjamin Franklin
Francis Bacon
3
Who is the top best-selling fiction author of all time?
J.K. Rowling
William Shakespeare
Agatha Christie
C.S. Lewis
4
An autobiography is an account of a person's life written by that person.
False
True
5
"Complete Works of William Shakespeare" covers his...
Plays and Poems
Plays, Poems & Novels
Auto Biography
Plays
6
How many books on average can be produced by one tree?
90-100 books
50-60 books
70-80 books
60-70 books
7
The most
expensive book
in the world is
Codex Leicester
by Leonardo Da Vinci. Who purchased this book?
Bill Gates
Larry Ellison
Alice Walton
Mark Zuckerberg
8
One of the characters in Animal Farm by George Orwell.
Dill Harris
Charlie
Napoleon
Santiago
9
What is the most memorized book in the world?
Oxford English Dictionary
The Holy Bible
The Holy Quran
The Book of Facts
10
The concept of an electronic book was first devised in
1949
1933
2000
1930
11
1 in 5 adults around the world cannot read or write.
True
False
12
This word is used to refer to the pleasant smell/aroma of smell of books.
abibliophobia
bibliophile
biblioteca
bibliosmia
13
What is the most read book in the world?
The Holy Bible
The Holy Quran
Gone with the Wind
The Lord of the Rings
14
What is ISBN stands for?
International Standard Bibliography Number
International Standard Bible Number
International Standard Book Number
International Standard Booking Number
15
The longest sentence (823 words) to ever be printed in literature belongs to:
Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
