The author’s name
- 100
Who wrote Mesopotamia, published in English by Yale University Press?
- 200
Who wrote Fieldwork in Ukrainian Sex?
- 300
Who wrote Sweet Darusya…
In the game - 400
Who wrote Tango of…
In the game - 500
Who wrote…
In the game
Books & authors
Popular Ukrainian fiction: from thrillers to novels quiz — Books & authors
The “Popular Ukrainian fiction: from thrillers to novels” quiz — Books & authors. It has 25 questions in five categories: The author’s name, People in the story, On the map, Inside the plot, On the world shelf. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
A peek at the questions
The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
People in the story
- 100
What is Pasha’s profession in The Orphanage?
- 200
What is the boy’s first name in Rock, Paper, Grenade, whose grandmother welcomes Felix?
- 300
What is the first…
In the game - 400
Which advertising executive returns…
In the game - 500
Which TV journalist investigates…
In the game
On the map
- 100
Which city is the main setting of Tango of Death’s prewar storyline?
- 200
Which city, also pictured, is the focus of Mesopotamia?
- 300
Which city, also pictured…
In the game - 400
Which central Ukrainian city…
In the game - 500
Which Ukrainian region is…
In the game
Inside the plot
- 100
What business does the missing brother leave behind in Voroshilovgrad?
- 200
What do smugglers dig beneath the European Union border in Carbide?
- 300
Which student protest of…
In the game - 400
Sweet Darusya is set…
In the game - 500
Which wartime resistance group…
In the game
On the world shelf
- 100
Which broadcaster named Artem Chekh’s Rock, Paper, Grenade its 2021 Ukrainian Book of the Year?
- 200
Which prize for fiction translated into English went to The Orphanage in 2022?
- 300
Who translated Ivan…
In the game - 400
Who translated Fieldwork in…
In the game - 500
Love Life appeared in…
In the game
Play this quiz
All 25 questions and the answers are in the game. Invite your class or friends with a link — guests need no account.
How it works
- Pick a quiz and press “Play”.
- Send students or friends the link — they join from a phone or a computer.
- Choose questions on the board, buzz in first and collect points.