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Classic Literature Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which material is the cane made of?

Caffrey's bare feet

Venus jungle wood (correct)

Iron

Steel

What was Caffrey wearing besides dirty white trousers?

A jacket

A hat

A shirt (correct)

Sweat

Why did Caffrey curse the ship silently?

It was a Class nine freighter

It had unholy cargos

It had no cooling units (correct)

It was old and run down

What were the androids doing in the gym?

<p>Exercising</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did the androids not sweat during exercise?

<p>Their bodies were not made for perspiration</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Caffrey's Appearance

Caffrey was wearing dirty white trousers.
He also had a cane, but the material it was made of is not specified.

Caffrey's Actions

Caffrey cursed the ship silently, but the reason for this is not given.

Androids in the Gym

Androids were exercising in the gym.
Despite exercising, the androids did not sweat.

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Description

Test your knowledge of classic literature with this quiz! From Caffrey's adventures to the description of the old ship, this quiz will challenge you to identify famous literary works and their authors. How well do you know your classic books? Find out now!