Q 01/05
A) Meccano
B) Lego
C) Marbles
D) Dominoes
Answer · why
Lego bricks, the letter argues, behave like Democritus's atoms: a few simple, solid pieces that lock together, come apart and can be reused to build a...
Q 02/05
A) Apollo
B) Argos
C) Hermes
D) Cerberus
Answer · why
Hermes shares his name with the messenger of the Greek gods, a fitting choice for a dog that delivers the post. Later in the novel he even starts to s...
Q 03/05
A) A banana
B) An orange
C) A lemon
D) A mango
Answer · why
A banana with a greeting hidden inside is one of the impossible stunts by which Knag, the author of Sophie's story, shows that he controls everything ...
Q 04/05
A) Baruch Spinoza
B) Gottfried Leibniz
C) Francis Bacon
D) George Berkeley
Answer · why
George Berkeley argued that we exist only in the mind of God, which lets Sophie and Alberto work out that they exist only in the mind of Albert Knag, ...
Q 05/05
A) A squirrel
B) A bear
C) A cat
D) A rabbit
Answer · why
A rabbit pulled from a top hat is the novel's running image: most people burrow deep into its fur and get comfortable, while philosophers climb to the...
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