Multiple choice general knowledge culture

A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and won't change the subject.

  1. Winston Churchill

  2. Charles Dickens

  3. Bertrand Russell

  4. William Shakespeare
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Explanation

This wry definition of fanaticism is characteristic of Winston Churchill's sharp wit. Churchill was known for such clever observations about politics and human nature. Dickens and Shakespeare wrote literary works, while Russell was a philosopher.

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