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391.  Who wrote: (The Hobbit).?

Ans. “J.R.R. Tolkien”.

 

392.  What is, the superlative form of (old).?

Ans. “Oldest”.

 

393.  What is, the past participle of (know).?

Ans. “Known”.

 

394.  What is, a synonym for (brave).?

Ans. “Courageous”.

 

395.  Who wrote: (Dracula).?

Ans. “Bram Stoker”.

 

396.  What is, the antonym of (deep).?

Ans. “Shallow”.

 

397.  What is, the plural of (index).?

Ans. “Indices”.

 

398.  Who wrote: (The Catcher in the Rye).?

Ans. “J.D. Salinger”.

 

399.  What is, the comparative form of (little).?

Ans. “Less”.

 

400.  What is, the past tense of (find).?

Ans. “Found”.

 

401.  What is, a synonym for (sad).?

Ans. “Melancholy”.

 

402.  Who wrote:  (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer)?

Ans. “Mark Twain”.

 

403.  What is, the antonym of (light).?

Ans. “Heavy”.

 

404.  What is, the plural of (phenomenon).?

Ans. “Phenomena”.

 

405.  Who wrote: (Pride and Prejudice).?

Ans. “Jane Austen”.

 

406.  What is, the superlative form of (young).?

Ans. “Youngest”.

 

407.  What is, the past participle of (drink).?

Ans. “Drunk”.

 

408.  What is, a synonym for (fast).?

Ans. “Rapid”.

 

409.  Who wrote: (To Kill a Mockingbird).?

Ans. “Harper Lee”

 

410.  What is, the antonym of (love).?

Ans. (Hate).

 

411.  What is, the plural of (goose).?

Ans. “Geese”.

 

412.  Who wrote: (The Great Gatsby).?

Ans. “F. Scott Fitzgerald”.

 

413.  What is, the comparative form of (easy).?

Ans. “Easier”.

 

414.  What is, the past tense of (stand).?

Ans.  “Stood”..

 

415.  What is, a synonym for “tired”?

Ans. “ Weary”.

 

416.  Who wrote: (Les Misérables).?

Ans. “Victor Hugo”.

 

417.  What is, the antonym of (empty).?

Ans. “Full”.

 

418.  What is, the plural of (crisis).?

Ans. “Crises”.

 

419.  Who wrote: (The Old Man and the Sea).?

Ans. Ernest Hemingway

 

420.  What is the superlative form of “smart”?

Ans. “Smartest”.