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Charles Dickens

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In which year was Charles Dickens born?

a)

1802

b)

1812

c)

1822

d)

1912

2.

Can you name Dicken's first book?

(a)  

3.

What was Dickens' full name?

a)

Charles John Harmon Dickens

b)

Charles Joseph Hughes Dickens

c)

Charles Oliver Nicholas Dickens

d)

Charles John Huffam Dickens

4.

Where was Dickens born?

a)

London, England

b)

Portsmouth, England

c)

Edinburgh, Scotland

d)

Cardiff, Wales

5.

How many children did Dickens have?

a)

Ten Children

b)

Twelve Children

c)

Six Children

d)

Four Children

6.

Which of these titles did Dickens write?

a)

Martin Cheesewiz

b)

Hard Times

c)

Tom Sawyer

d)

Our Mutual Expectations

e)

The Prince and The Pauper

7.

Which of these Dickens heroes recieves a large fortune from a mysterious benefactor?

a)

Eugene Wrayburn

b)

Arthur Clennam

c)

Philip Pirrip "Pip"

d)

Nicholas Nickleby

8.

Which of these Dickens heroines was born and raised in debtors prison?

a)

Bella Wilfur

b)

Amy Dorrit

c)

Esther Summerson

d)

Estella Havisham

9.

How many spirits visit Ebenezer Scrooge in Dickens' famous work A Christmas Carol?

a)

Two Spirits

b)

One Spirit

c)

Five Spirits

d)

Three Spirits

10.

Which of these surnames was not used by Charles Dickens in one of his novels

a)

Pecksniff

b)

Cheeryble

c)

Pennyfeather

d)

Bounderby

11.

Which famous children's author was once an unwanted houseguest at Dickens' house?

a)

Beatrix Potter

b)

Lewis Carroll

c)

J.M. Barrie

d)

Hans Christian Andersen

12.

How old was Charles Dickens when he died?

a)

75 years old

b)

40 years old

c)

58 years old

d)

48 years old

13.

Which of these was a pen name occasionally used by Dickens?

a)

Huffman

b)

Moses

c)

Boz

d)

Dickon

14.

What was the name of Charles Dickens wife?

a)

Charlotte

b)

Catherine

c)

Caroline

d)

Clara

15.

How do you feel after this quiz?

a)

Did Not Understand

b)

Little Did Not Understood

c)

Little Understood

d)

Understood Very Well