Ultimate Quiz On Stephen King

The correct answer is "Rita Hayworth & The Shawshank Redemption." This is the full title of the short story that was adapted into the movie. The story was written by Stephen King and was originally published in a collection of his works titled "Different Seasons." The movie adaptation, "The Shawshank Redemption," was released in 1994 and starred Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman.

Tabitha found King's first book "Carrie" in his trash can.

The correct answer is Roland. The Gunslinger's name is Roland.

Tom Gordon, a former Red Sox pitcher, has his name as part of a book's title. This suggests that there is a book that includes his name in the title, making him the correct answer to the question.

The correct answer is "The Body." This short story by Stephen King was made into the movie "Stand By Me." The story follows a group of young boys who set out on a journey to find the body of a missing boy. The title "The Body" reflects the central focus of the story and the main objective of the characters.

Stephen King roots for the Red Sox baseball team.

In "Pet Sematary" by Stephen King, the son's name is Gage. This can be inferred from the question itself, which asks for the son's name, and the correct answer is Gage.

In "The Stand", Tom Cullen used the word "Moon" when trying to spell everything. This suggests that Tom associated the word "Moon" with the concept of completeness or entirety. It could be inferred that he used this word as a representation of his desire to understand and encompass all things.

Drew Barrymore plays a leading role in the movies "Cat's Eye" and "Firestarter." In "Cat's Eye," she portrays a character named Amanda who is tormented by a supernatural creature. In "Firestarter," Barrymore plays the main character, Charlie, a young girl with pyrokinetic abilities who becomes the target of a government agency. Both films showcase Barrymore's talent and versatility as an actress in the horror genre.

In Stephen King's "Desperation," the savior is The Boy, David. This suggests that David plays a crucial role in saving the characters or resolving the conflicts in the story. However, without further context, it is unclear what exactly David does to earn this title of "savior."

John Coffey's actor, Michael Clarke Duncan, played a role in the movie "Armageddon" before appearing in "The Green Mile."

Leonardo De Caprio is not in a Stephen King movie. While Kathy Bates has appeared in several Stephen King adaptations, including her iconic role in "Misery," John Travolta starred in the film "Carrie," and Molly Ringwald appeared in "The Stand." However, Leonardo De Caprio has not been in any Stephen King movies.

In Stephen King's "The Stand," Mother Abigail walked into the woods to cleanse herself of pride. This suggests that she recognized her own arrogance and wanted to rid herself of this sin. Pride is often seen as a destructive trait, and Mother Abigail's act of seeking purification in the woods indicates her desire to become humble and free from this sinful quality.

The question asks for a character who is not part of Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series. Among the given options, Sandra Dean is the only name that is not a character in the series. Therefore, Sandra Dean is the correct answer.

In "The Stand," Mother Abigail calls Franklin Roosevelt a Communist. This suggests that she believes he holds communist ideals or is sympathetic to communist ideologies. It could be interpreted as a criticism of Roosevelt's policies or a reflection of Mother Abigail's conservative views. However, without further context from the book, it is difficult to determine the exact reason behind her statement.