African Literature trivia quiz
A focused timed quiz from the African Literature question deck.
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About this quiz
Test your knowledge of African Literature with 60 audited questions across three difficulty levels.
Sample questions from this quiz
Here are 12 sample questions from the African Literature deck. Expand any of them to check the answer.
Who wrote 2084: The End of the World?
Answer: Boualem Sansal
Boualem Sansal wrote 2084: The End of the World.
In which year was Ghana Must Go (novel) first published?
Answer: 2013
Ghana Must Go (novel) was first published in 2013.
Which genre is associated with Martha Quest?
Answer: Bildungsroman
Martha Quest is associated with the Bildungsroman genre.
Which country is associated with the origin of Houseboy (novel)?
Answer: Cameroon
Houseboy (novel) is associated with an origin in Cameroon.
Who wrote Glory (Bulawayo novel)?
Answer: NoViolet Bulawayo
NoViolet Bulawayo wrote Glory (Bulawayo novel).
In which year was My Life in Crime first published?
Answer: 1984
My Life in Crime was first published in 1984.
Which country is associated with the origin of Kintu (novel)?
Answer: Uganda
Kintu (novel) is associated with an origin in Uganda.
Who wrote A General Theory of Oblivion?
Answer: José Eduardo Agualusa
José Eduardo Agualusa wrote A General Theory of Oblivion.
Which genre is associated with Our Sister Killjoy?
Answer: fiction
Our Sister Killjoy is associated with the fiction genre.
In which year was The Book of Not first published?
Answer: 2006
The Book of Not was first published in 2006.
Who published Changes: A Love Story?
Answer: The Feminist Press
The Feminist Press published Changes: A Love Story.
Who published Faceless (novel)?
Answer: Sub-Saharan Publishers
Sub-Saharan Publishers published Faceless (novel).
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How many questions are in the African Literature quiz?
Each round selects up to ten timed questions from the playable topic deck.
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