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Gothic Fiction
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1
In which region of the world did the gothic novel begin?
Transylvania
Siberia
North America
Europe
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What would not be a symbol in gothic fiction?
Black cats
Horses
Ravens
Owls
3
Gothic villians are
Handsome and charming
Often the most interesting character
Psychologically complex
All of the above
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Which of these is a famous gothic author?
Bram Stroker
Abraham Stoker
Stephen King
Mary Frankenstein
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The very first gothic novel was
The Woman in Black
Frankenstein
Dracula
The Castle of Otranto
6
Women in Gothic Fiction are often portrayed as
Vulnerable and helpless
Intelligent and independent
Cunning and sly
Sleepy and frightened
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Who wrote the short story The Raven?
JK Rowling
Edgar allan Poe
Stephen King
Lisa Simpson
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In what year did gothic fiction first appear?
1975
1764
1816
1886
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The 3 main elements of gothic fiction are:
Fiction, suspense, love
Vampires, castles, and lightning
True life and lots of kissing, which is horrific
Fiction, horror, a bit of romance
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Which of the following would never appear in gothic fiction?
A curse
An evil villian
A locked door
A fairy
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Which one of these is not a common element in gothic fiction?
Curses
Snuggles
Doppelgangers
Familial secrets
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Which of these is not a typical setting for a gothic story?
My kitchen table
A castle
A graveyard
A Dungeon
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Which of these is not found in gothic fiction?
Aliens
Vampires
The dead
Ghosts
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How is gothic fiction meant to make you feel?
Indifferent
Sad
Frightened
Amused
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Which of these is not an example of gothic film?
The Smurfs
Beetlejuice
Edward Scissorhands
Labyrinth
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What is metontmy?
Literary device used to show the supernatural
Literary device where one thing stands in for another
Am I really meant to know this?
A term for meat that's gone bad
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Gothic fiction is often a commentary on what?
The patriarchy
Social crises and politics
Cookies
The ability of women to think for themselves