Who authored the novel “The Slap,” which explores the consequences of an incident at a family barbecue?
A) Tim Winton
B) Christos Tsiolkas
C) Markus Zusak
D) Peter Carey
Answer: B) Christos Tsiolkas
Which Australian writer penned the book “Big Little Lies,” which was adapted into a successful television series?
A) Liane Moriarty
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Geraldine Brooks
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: A) Liane Moriarty
Who is the author of the book “The Rosie Project,” a romantic comedy about a genetics professor’s quest for love?
A) Markus Zusak
B) Graeme Simsion
C) Richard Flanagan
D) Kate Morton
Answer: B) Graeme Simsion
Which Australian writer wrote the critically acclaimed novel “The Secret River,” exploring the early colonization of Australia?
A) Tim Winton
B) Kate Grenville
C) Christos Tsiolkas
D) Peter Carey
Answer: B) Kate Grenville
“Cloudstreet,” a celebrated Australian novel, was authored by:
A) Richard Flanagan
B) Markus Zusak
C) Tim Winton
D) Peter Carey
Answer: C) Tim Winton
Who wrote the book “The Light Between Oceans,” exploring moral dilemmas and consequences on a remote Australian island?
A) Liane Moriarty
B) Kate Morton
C) M.L. Stedman
D) Geraldine Brooks
Answer: C) M.L. Stedman
The author behind the Booker Prize-winning novel “The Narrow Road to the Deep North” is:
A) Christos Tsiolkas
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Markus Zusak
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: B) Richard Flanagan
Who wrote “The Dry,” a mystery thriller set in a small Australian town facing a drought?
A) Liane Moriarty
B) Jane Harper
C) Kate Morton
D) Geraldine Brooks
Answer: B) Jane Harper
The novel “The Bone People,” winner of the Booker Prize, was written by:
A) Kate Grenville
B) Keri Hulme
C) Peter Carey
D) Markus Zusak
Answer: B) Keri Hulme
Who authored the “Tomorrow” series, a young adult series depicting life in Australia after an invasion?
A) Melina Marchetta
B) John Marsden
C) Isobelle Carmody
D) Margo Lanagan
Answer: B) John Marsden
The author known for the novel “Jasper Jones,” exploring themes of racism and coming-of-age, is:
A) Craig Silvey
B) Christos Tsiolkas
C) Tim Winton
D) Markus Zusak
Answer: A) Craig Silvey
“The Forgotten Garden” is a novel authored by:
A) Liane Moriarty
B) Kate Morton
C) Geraldine Brooks
D) Jane Harper
Answer: B) Kate Morton
Which Australian writer penned the book “Breath,” exploring the thrills and dangers of surfing?
A) Richard Flanagan
B) Kate Grenville
C) Tim Winton
D) Christos Tsiolkas
Answer: C) Tim Winton
Who wrote “Boy Swallows Universe,” a novel drawing from the author’s own experiences growing up in Brisbane?
A) Trent Dalton
B) Markus Zusak
C) Peter Carey
D) Christos Tsiolkas
Answer: A) Trent Dalton
The author behind “The Great Zoo of China,” a thriller featuring dragons, is:
A) Liane Moriarty
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Matthew Reilly
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: C) Matthew Reilly
Who authored “The Happiest Refugee,” a memoir depicting the author’s journey from Vietnam to Australia?
A) Anh Do
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Geraldine Brooks
D) Jane Harper
Answer: A) Anh Do
The author of “The Book Thief,” a poignant story set during World War II, is:
A) Markus Zusak
B) Kate Morton
C) Tim Winton
D) Peter Carey
Answer: A) Markus Zusak
Which Australian writer penned the book “The Natural Way of Things,” exploring misogyny and societal control?
A) Christos Tsiolkas
B) Charlotte Wood
C) Richard Flanagan
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: B) Charlotte Wood
“The Thorn Birds,” a classic Australian novel, was authored by:
A) Colleen McCullough
B) Liane Moriarty
C) Kate Morton
D) Geraldine Brooks
Answer: A) Colleen McCullough
Who wrote “The Eye of the Sheep,” a novel following a young boy with a unique perspective on the world?
A) Christos Tsiolkas
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Tim Winton
D) Sofie Laguna
Answer: D) Sofie Laguna
The author known for “The Luminaries,” a novel set during the New Zealand gold rush, is:
A) Eleanor Catton
B) Markus Zusak
C) Kate Grenville
D) Christos Tsiolkas
Answer: A) Eleanor Catton
Which Australian writer penned “The Harp in the South,” depicting life in the slums of Sydney?
A) Ruth Park
B) Kate Grenville
C) Tim Winton
D) Christos Tsiolkas
Answer: A) Ruth Park
The author of “The Strays,” a novel exploring art, creativity, and family dynamics, is:
A) Emily Bitto
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Markus Zusak
D) Geraldine Brooks
Answer: A) Emily Bitto
Who wrote “The Children’s Bach,” a novella exploring relationships and domestic life in Melbourne?
A) Christos Tsiolkas
B) Helen Garner
C) Richard Flanagan
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: B) Helen Garner
The author known for the novel “The Magic Pudding,” a beloved children’s book, is:
A) Ethel Turner
B) Mem Fox
C) Norman Lindsay
D) Alison Lester
Answer: C) Norman Lindsay
Which Australian writer penned “The Transit of Venus,” a novel exploring love, astronomy, and fate?
A) Geraldine Brooks
B) Shirley Hazzard
C) Richard Flanagan
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: B) Shirley Hazzard
“The Women in Black,” a novel set in a department store in 1950s Sydney, was authored by:
A) Christos Tsiolkas
B) Madeleine St John
C) Markus Zusak
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: B) Madeleine St John
Who wrote “The Yield,” a novel intertwining Indigenous storytelling, history, and language?
A) Tara June Winch
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Tim Winton
D) Christos Tsiolkas
Answer: A) Tara June Winch
The author known for “The Broken Shore,” a crime novel featuring detective Joe Cashin, is:
A) Jane Harper
B) Liane Moriarty
C) Kate Morton
D) Peter Temple
Answer: D) Peter Temple
Which Australian writer penned “The Power of One,” a novel set in South Africa during apartheid?
A) Markus Zusak
B) Bryce Courtenay
C) Tim Winton
D) Peter Carey
Answer: B) Bryce Courtenay
Who authored “The Sound of One Hand Clapping,” a novel exploring the experiences of immigrant families in Tasmania?
A) Richard Flanagan
B) Kate Grenville
C) Markus Zusak
D) Richard Flanagan
Answer: D) Richard Flanagan
The author of “The Submerged Cathedral,” a novel exploring the impact of a natural disaster, is:
A) Charlotte Wood
B) Christos Tsiolkas
C) Kate Grenville
D) Charlotte Wood
Answer: A) Charlotte Wood
Who wrote “The Lieutenant,” a historical novel exploring early Australian settlement and interactions with Indigenous people?
A) Geraldine Brooks
B) Kate Grenville
C) Christos Tsiolkas
D) Tim Winton
Answer: B) Kate Grenville
“Monkey Grip,” a novel depicting life in Melbourne’s inner-city suburbs, was authored by:
A) Helen Garner
B) Christos Tsiolkas
C) Richard Flanagan
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: A) Helen Garner
Which Australian writer penned “Oscar and Lucinda,” a novel exploring the passions of a glassmaker and a missionary?
A) Peter Carey
B) Markus Zusak
C) Tim Winton
D) Richard Flanagan
Answer: A) Peter Carey
The author known for “Questions of Travel,” a novel exploring the lives of two characters and their travels, is:
A) Geraldine Brooks
B) Richard Flanagan
C) Michelle de Kretser
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: C) Michelle de Kretser
Who authored “The Time Traveler’s Wife,” a novel featuring a man with a genetic disorder that causes him to time travel involuntarily?
A) Audrey Niffenegger
B) Markus Zusak
C) Tim Winton
D) Liane Moriarty
Answer: A) Audrey Niffenegger
The author of “The Spare Room,” a novel based on caring for a dying friend, is:
A) Helen Garner
B) Christos Tsiolkas
C) Richard Flanagan
D) Kate Grenville
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A) Helen Garner
B) Christos Tsiolkas
C) Richard Flanagan
D) Kate Grenville
Answer: A) Helen Garner
Who authored “The Dressmaker,” a novel set in a small Australian town revolving around fashion and revenge?
A) Rosalie Ham
B) Markus Zusak
C) Tim Winton
D) Liane Moriarty
Answer: A) Rosalie Ham
The author known for “The Slap,” which explores the repercussions of a child’s behavior at a family barbecue, is:
A) Tim Winton
B) Christos Tsiolkas
C) Markus Zusak
D) Peter Carey
Answer: B) Christos Tsiolkas
