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