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Five sisters deal with issues of marriage, morality, and misconceptions in 19th-century England.
A massive novel detailing the French invasion of Russia under Napoleon and its impact on Tsarist society.
A poor student named Raskolnikov kills a pawnbroker to prove a theory, then struggles with insane guilt.
The story of an orphan boy who endures a miserable existence in a workhouse and then is placed with an undertaker.
A classic of Russian literature written entirely in poetry. It tells the story of a man who rejects a young woman's love.
A married aristocrat enters a scandalous affair with Count Vronsky, leading to her social isolation and downfall.
Written for the theatre, this story depicts an aristocratic family who returns to their estate just before it is auctioned.
A complex family drama involving three brothers and their father, tackling deep questions about God and morality.
A Soviet soldier endures the horrors of war, losing his family, yet finds strength to live by adopting an orphan.
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| Description / Fact | Select Author | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Wrote an important story in poetry and helped create the modern Russian language. | ||
| 2. Famous for writing a very long novel about Napoleon's war. | ||
| 3. Wrote a book about a poor orphan boy in London. | ||
| 4. Wrote "Crime and Punishment" (a book about guilt). | ||
| 5. Wrote "The Brothers Karamazov" (a big family story). | ||
| 6. Famous for short stories (e.g., "The Lady with the Dog") and plays. | ||
| 7. Wrote "Anna Karenina" (a sad love story). | ||
| 8. Wrote "Pride and Prejudice" (about the Bennet sisters). |