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What makes a good book? I think its books that are liked by lots of people that stand the test of time. Take this quiz and see if you are perfect 10

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1.

J.K Rowling [ ] Potter and the chambers of secrets.
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Leo Tolstoy [ ] Karenina

Explanation
The given correct answer for this question is "ANNA" because it completes the sentence "Leo Tolstoy [ ] Karenina". The name "ANNA" is the missing word that makes the sentence grammatically correct and coherent. It is likely that the question is asking for the missing word in the sentence, and "ANNA" is the correct answer.

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Lewis Carrol[ ] 's adventures in wonderland
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Roald Dahl________ the chocolate factory

Explanation
The given correct answer for this question is "charlie." This answer fills in the blank in the sentence "Roald Dahl [blank] the chocolate factory." In Roald Dahl's famous book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," Charlie is the main character who wins a golden ticket and gets to visit the chocolate factory owned by Willy Wonka. Therefore, "charlie" is the correct answer that completes the sentence.

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E.B. Web[ ]'s web
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William Shakespear Romeo and [ ]

Explanation
The correct answer is "Julliet" because it completes the sentence and makes sense in the context of William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet".

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Jane Austin's Pride and[ ]

Explanation
The correct answer is "Prejudice" because the question is asking for the missing word in the title of Jane Austen's novel. The complete title of the novel is "Pride and Prejudice," which is a well-known work of literature.

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8.

Emily Bronte's [ ] Heights
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Charles Dickens [ ] Expectations
10.

Frank McCourt[ ] Ashes