The novel " Anna Karenina " is written by?
- A. John Milton
- B. John Keats
- C. Leo Tolstoy
- D. William Shakespeare
Explanation
Anna Karenina is the famous Russian novel by Leo Tolstoy, first published in the nineteenth century. Milton, Keats, and Shakespeare were English writers and did not write this novel.
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