Which author wrote Les Miserables?

Which author wrote Les Miserables?

• A. Homer
• B. Victor Hugo
• C. Benjamin Franklin
• D. Fred Gipson

Answer: (B)

Victor Hugo wrote Les Misérables. This landmark novel, published in 1862, is a cornerstone of French literature and showcases his blend of social critique with a sweeping, human-centered story about redemption and justice. Hugo’s portrayal of life in 19th‑century France, through characters like Jean Valjean, helps explain why this work is so closely associated with his name. The other writers listed are known for different works: Homer is the ancient Greek poet of The Iliad and The Odyssey, Benjamin Franklin was a key figure of early America and a prolific writer, and Fred Gipson wrote Old Yeller.

Victor Hugo wrote Les Misérables. This landmark novel, published in 1862, is a cornerstone of French literature and showcases his blend of social critique with a sweeping, human-centered story about redemption and justice. Hugo’s portrayal of life in 19th‑century France, through characters like Jean Valjean, helps explain why this work is so closely associated with his name. The other writers listed are known for different works: Homer is the ancient Greek poet of The Iliad and The Odyssey, Benjamin Franklin was a key figure of early America and a prolific writer, and Fred Gipson wrote Old Yeller.