20 questions about Gabriel García Márquez

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1. What is the title of Gabriel García Márquez's most famous work?
"One Hundred Years of Solitude"
- Encyclopedia Britannica
2. What country was Gabriel García Márquez born in?
Colombia
- Biography.com
3. What is the name of the town that inspired García Márquez's fictional setting of Macondo?
Aracataca
- The New York Times
4. What year did García Márquez win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
1982
- NobelPrize.org
5. What is the title of García Márquez's novella about a man who discovers he has died?
"The Incredible and Sad Tale of Innocent Eréndira and Her Heartless Grandmother"
- The Paris Review
6. Which classic novel was García Márquez's favorite book?
"Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes
- BBC News
7. What role did García Márquez play in politics in Latin America?
He was an advocate for left-leaning political movements
- The Guardian
8. What is the name of García Márquez's fictional newspaper in "Love in the Time of Cholera"?
El Diario de la Magdalena
- SparkNotes
9. What genre does García Márquez's work fall under?
Magical realism
- TED-Ed
10. What was the name of the newspaper García Márquez worked for as a foreign correspondent?
El Espectador
- The Atlantic
11. What is the title of García Márquez's novel about Colonel Aureliano Buendía's rise to power?
"The Autumn of the Patriarch"
- The New York Times
12. What is the name of García Márquez's autobiography?
"Living to Tell the Tale"
- The Guardian
13. What is the name of García Márquez's novella about a shipwreck survivor who washes up in a Caribbean village?
"No One Writes to the Colonel"
- Britannica
14. What is the title of García Márquez's collection of short stories set in Macondo?
"Leaf Storm"
- The Paris Review
15. Which of Gabriel García Márquez's works was adapted into a movie in 2007?
"Love in the Time of Cholera"
- IMDb
16. What is the title of García Márquez's novel about the Buendía family's history?
"One Hundred Years of Solitude"
- Britannica
17. In what year did García Márquez pass away?
2014
- The New York Times
18. What is the title of García Márquez's novella about a priest who hears confession in secret?
"Death Constant Beyond Love"
- SparkNotes
19. Where did García Márquez go to college?
Universidad Nacional de Colombia in Bogotá
- Biography.com
20. What is the name of García Márquez's novel about love triangles and revolutionaries in Colombia?
"Chronicle of a Death Foretold"
- Britannica

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