A) Jules Verne B) Arthur Conan Doyle C) Philip José Farmer D) H.G. Wells
A) 1872 B) 1982 C) 1979 D) 1973
A) Hamlyn B) Penguin Books C) DAW Books D) Tor Books
A) High Fantasy B) Cyberpunk C) Historical Romance D) Steampunk
A) Saville Row family B) Capella lineage C) Wold Newton family D) Eridani clan
A) Verneians and Doyleans B) Martians and Venusians C) Eridani and Capellas D) Nautilus and Wold
A) Inventor B) Secret agent C) Sea captain D) Valet
A) He is a fictional creation of Jules Verne B) He may be the actual author of the story C) He died during the journey D) He retired to the countryside
A) The ghost ship Mary Celeste B) No. 7 Saville Row C) 19th Century Street D) London Bridge
A) A time machine B) A teleportation device C) An energy generator D) A laser weapon
A) Phileas Fogg B) Passepartout C) Jules Verne D) Captain Nemo
A) The Suez Canal B) No. 7 Saville Row C) A train in India D) The Mary Celeste
A) A mission for the Eridani B) Escaping his enemies C) Winning a monetary prize D) Exploring new lands
A) This is a parody of Verne B) This is a direct sequel C) They share the same continuity D) This novel contradicts Verne
A) Mark Twain B) H.G. Wells C) Charles Dickens D) Arthur Conan Doyle |