Literary classics quiz

Which 17^th century Miguel de Cervantes novel about a self-ordained knight-errant is set in the largely rural Spanish region of La Mancha?

In which Central European city can you visit a museum by the Vltava River devoted to the dystopian author of the Metamorphosis, the Trial and the Castle?

Along which American river, which lends its name to a US state, is Mark Twain’s the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn set?

In which 1908 L M Montgomery novel is an 11-year-old orphan sent to a farm in the fictional town of Avonlea in Canada’s smallest province, Prince Edward Island?

In which Alexandre Dumas novel is the main character imprisoned on the Chateau d’If, a fortified island off the coast of Marseille, France?

Although not mentioned by name in the book, which major African river is the setting for Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness – later adapted for film as Apocalypse Now?

Which magical realism classic is largely set in the fictional town of Macondo, home to multiple generations of the Buendia family, and inspired by the author’s real-life birthplace of Aracataca in Columbia?

What is the name of the 718 metre-tall former volcano near Mt Macedon in Victoria, Australia, where three girls disappear in a classic 1967 pseudo-historical novel by Joan Lindsay?

Which fantastical 2001 novel about against-the-odds survival after a shipwreck, with a key character called Richard Parker, begins in the French-influenced Indian city of Puducherry?

Albeit renamed as an anglicised version of the town, the World Heritage-listed Kronborg Castle in Helsingor, Denmark, is the main setting for which Shakespeare play?