Charles Dickens

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Who was Charles Dickens?

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Charles Dickens was a famous English writer and social critic, known for his novels that depicted the struggles of the poor and the injustices of society during the Victorian era.

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What is a debtor's prison?

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A debtor's prison is a type of prison for people who are unable to pay their debts. In Dickens's time, many people were imprisoned for failing to repay loans.

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Name one of Charles Dickens's most famous novels.

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One of Charles Dickens's most famous novels is 'Oliver Twist', which tells the story of a young orphan who faces many challenges in life.

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How many novels did Charles Dickens write?

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Charles Dickens wrote over 24 novels during his lifetime.

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What was the significance of 'A Tale of Two Cities'?

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A Tale of Two Cities is significant for its exploration of themes such as resurrection, sacrifice, and the impact of the French Revolution.

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What was Charles Dickens's childhood like?

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Charles Dickens had a difficult childhood; his family faced financial struggles, and he worked in a factory at a young age.

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What genre of literature is Charles Dickens known for?

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Charles Dickens is known for his novels, which often fall into the genres of social commentary, realism, and historical fiction.

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What was one job Charles Dickens had before becoming a writer?

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Before becoming a writer, Charles Dickens worked as a factory worker and a reporter.

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Which book was NOT written by Charles Dickens?

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'Romeo and Juliet' was not written by Charles Dickens; it was written by William Shakespeare.

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How old was Charles Dickens when he died?

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Charles Dickens died at the age of 58.