In this task you will be given a text passage from a trivia quiz. You should choose the category this question belongs to from these categories: History, Science, Social Science, Fine Arts, Literature. You can only choose one category, so if in doubt, please choose the closest match.
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Question: In one of this mans plays, the crippled Major Magnus Muldoon turns out to be his own half-brother Albert in disguise. Another of his plays features a singer-actress who retired after seeing TV reports of a moon landing. The title character is identified as the third-string critic Puckeridge after Moon joins the action onstage in this mans The Real Inspector Hound, and Inspector Bones reveals that he is a big fan of Dotty Moore in his play Jumpers. A teenage girl named Thomasina predicts the heat death of the universe in one of his plays, and the title characters of another of his plays watch a rehearsal of The Murder of Gonzago. FTP name this author of Arcadia and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.

Answer: Literature


Question: It begins in Scythia, in a locale characterized as "the world's limit an untrodden desolation. "  The title character doesn't speak until after Kratus and Bia, or Might and Violence, have left, soon after which he is visited by a Chorus of Ocean Nymphs, who like Hephaestus sympathize with the title character. It is to Oceanus that the title character recounts his tale, beginning with the war between the Gods and Titans. FTP, name this Aeschylus play about the tortured Titan whose foresight helped him give hope and fire to Man.

Answer: Literature


Question: Gombrich contends that this work intentionally obscures the corners of the mouth and eyes. Jean-Jacques Comtet has claimed this works subject was hemiplegic, while Kenneth Adour suggested Bells palsy. It was the subject of Andy Warhols Thirty are Better than One and a Magritte painting that shares its name. Contemporary sources hold that it is a portrait of the wife of Francesco del Giocondo. For ten points, identify this Da Vinci painting of a woman with an enigmatic smile.

Answer:
Literature