Which Famous Author Are You?
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Created 6/25/2024
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Find out which famous author you are most aligned with by taking this fun and insightful quiz!
1. Which setting intrigues you the most for a novel?
Post-apocalyptic world
Historical Europe
Modern-day multicultural city
Surreal, fantastical realms
2. What themes do you find most compelling in a story?
Existentialism and absurdity
Love and betrayal
Social justice and inequality
Mystery and mystical elements
3. Which writing style do you prefer?
Stream of consciousness
Poetic and lyrical
Straightforward and realistic
Satirical and humorous
4. How do you like your characters to be portrayed?
Larger-than-life heroes
Flawed and relatable individuals
Philosophical and introspective
Odd and eccentric personalities
5. Which plot device grabs your attention?
Time travel or alternate timelines
Epic quests and adventures
Intense psychological drama
Social and cultural conflicts
6. What kind of endings do you prefer?
Ambiguous and open-ended
Tragic and thought-provoking
Happy and conclusive
Bittersweet and reflective
7. What role does the narrator play in your favorite reads?
Unreliable and complex
Omniscient and detached
First-person and personal
Multiple viewpoints and scattered
8. Which era of literature speaks to you the most?
Classic, foundational texts
Modernist, experimental works
Contemporary, relevant issues
Romantic, poetic literature
9. What kind of protagonists do you enjoy?
Rebels and misfits
Stoic and resilient
Dreamers and creatives
Cynics and realists
10. Describe your ideal book cover.
Minimalist and abstract
Rich and illustrative
Modern and sleek
Classic and timeless
11. How do you feel about metaphor and symbolism in literature?
Essential and profound
Distracting and unnecessary
Appreciated but not crucial
Loved when subtle
12. What narrative perspective do you prefer?
First-person
Third-person limited
Third-person omniscient
Second-person
13. What kind of dialogue appeals to you?
Witty and sharp
Deep and philosophical
Realistic and everyday
Sparse and impactful
14. Which of these famous opening lines resonates with you?
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..."
"Call me Ishmael."
"It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen."
"All this happened, more or less."
15. How important is the socio-political context in your reading?
Crucial and central
Important but secondary
Background element only
Not important at all