Can you name the books most frequently cited on the AP Literature test since 1970? by ZSGhost

Author	Title	Times Cited
Ralph Ellison		22
Emily Bronte		18
Charles Dickens		15
Charlotte Bronte		15
Herman Melville		15
Fyodor Dostoevski		14
Joseph Conrad		13
Mark Twain		13
William Shakespeare		13
Herman Melville		11
Joseph Heller		11
Nathaniel Hawthorne		11
F. Scott Fitzgerald		11
James Joyce		11
Kate Chopin		10
William Faulkner		10
Leslie Marmon Silko		10
William Faulkner		9
Zorah Neale Hurston		9
Leo Tolstoy		8
Sophocles		8
Rudolfo Anaya		8
Voltaire		8

Author	Title	Times Cited
Tennessee Williams		8
Upton Sinclair		8
Richard Wright		8
William Shakespeare		8
Toni Morrison		8
Toni Morrison		7
Alice Walker		7
Arthur Miller		7
Alan Paton		7
Arthur Miller		7
Joseph Conrad		7
E.M. Forster		7
Lorraine Hansberry		7
Tennessee Williams		7
Samuel Beckett		7
Henrik Ibsen		6
Henrik Ibsen		6
Edith Wharton		6
Jonathan Swift		6
Henrik Ibsen		6
Thomas Hardy		6
Gustave Flaubert		6
Daniel DeFoe		6

Author	Title	Times Cited
Joy Kogawa		6
Henry James		6
Tom Stoppard		6
William Faulkner		6
Ernest Hemingway		6
William Shakespeare		6
Robert Penn Warren		5
Cormac McCarthy		5
Mary Shelley		5
James Baldwin		5
William Shakespeare		5
Thomas Hardy		5
Euripedes		5
William Shakespeare		5
George Bernard Shaw		5
Virginia Woolf		5
T.S. Eliot		5
Jane Austen		5
Toni Morrison		5
Thomas Hardy		5
Henry James		5
Edward Albee		5
Jean Rhys		5

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Most Frequently AP Literature Cited Titles Quiz

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Created Nov 22, 2009 in Literature
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	johnlk:	Nov 23rd, 2009 at 20:22 GMT	1 point
	Interesting list - mostly pretty predictable. I was surprised at Leslie Marmon Silko, because I've never heard of her (him?). Also surprised at Moll Flanders over Robinson Crusoe, and Murder in the Cathedral over The Waste Land (but I guess nobody reads poetry anymore).

	awesomegerbzy:	Nov 23rd, 2009 at 20:57 GMT	1 point
	I love Ceremony! It's one of my all-time favorites from that class. What an interesting list, since I took this test last year and definitely remember a few of these being optionf for the free choice.

	emn8:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 21:42 GMT	1 point
	I liked this quiz - partly because I remember compiling a similar list when I was in high school. Only comment I can offer is that there's only one "L" in Eliot.