'The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations' is a reference book by whom? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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'The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations' is a reference book by whom?

A. Oxford University Press

B. John Bartlett

C. Jeremy Howard

D. Peter Beale

Answer: Option A

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It's compiled by OUP, though not a single author. But we'll say OUP.

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