This quiz looks at how autobiographies follow a person through different stages of life, from early memories to work, friendships and later experiences.
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He played the ARP Warden, William Hodges
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It was first published in the London Magazine in 1821, then in book form the following year
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Brown's real name is Royston Vasey, and this was chosen as the name for the fictional town in the comedy TV show The League of Gentlemen in which he makes some cameo appearances
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The title is a reference to the classic Beano comic character Dennis the Menace
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He invented the bagless vacuum cleaner
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Toklas was Stein's lifelong partner
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The autobiography is one of 15 books to have been written by Adams
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He also wrote poetry with one of his works, On the Ning Nang Nong, being voted the nation's favourite comic poem in 1998
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Kate also wrote Corsets to Camouflage: Women and War, Nobody's Child, Into Danger: People Who Risk Their Lives for Work and Fighting on the Home Front: The Legacy of Women in World War One
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Nail's name at birth was James Michael Aloysius Bradford
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