It calls me an English major for getting 19/20. It's just normal education in my generation, back when they actually taught this stuff at school.

17 but have not read the 3 I got wrong and don't GAF about their middle names 😉

Fewer. If you get FEWER than 15... I mean, we're talking about literature, here.

SteinBECK.

13.20. Me twelve: Yeah i only read two of em.

I got 15/20 on the quiz, but I've only read 2 of the books.

I really am an English major but only read half. Got 2 wrong.

I am an English instructor and bookworm, but the quiz did reveal some areas that I am not familiar with so I can plan for my next book.

heheh, Well, it was right. I WAS an English major :D

14/20, I've read "Pride and Prejudice", "Animal Farm", and "Lord of the Flies. The rest was just sheer luck.

Only one Hispanic author option for the 2 books written by Hispanic authors & had Hispanic words/names. Bad test.

Why would Frankenstein be called "infamous"? What on earth was wrong with it? Are they confusing famous with infamous (notorious)? Also, all of these were really famous, so no surprise I had 20/20. I was expecting some hard questions.

15/20 but with quite a bit of guessing.

18/20 with 3 guesses. Skip "classic" lit. Try Vonnegut, Heller, Brautigan, HST, Wolfe.

Why is Frankenstein "infamous"?

I once got Jane Austen and her novel Mansfield Park mixed up and called her Jane Mansfield.

20/20. I had to laugh, because I'm only read about half of these books.

15/20, and have read 3, "Pride and Prejudice", "The Hobbit" and "Animal Farm". The rest of the novels on this list hold no interest for me. I normally read over 50 books each year.

Most of those could be worked out by a process of elimination using general knowledge.

17/20! Question 18 answers are wrong. Instead of the titles it shows authors.