Poe: Background, "TTH", "The Black Cat", "Cask of Amontillado" & "The Raven"

In "The Tell-Tale Heart", Poe creates suspense by using

Theories about Poe's death include all of the following EXCEPT:

The two sound devices used in "Open here I flung the shutter...with many a flirt and flutter"

T or F: Internal rhyme is used in "The Raven" in EVERY stanza.

In "The Raven", the bust of Pallas is a symbol of

In "The Raven" why is the narrator reading?

Why does the bird only say "Nevermore"?

When the character says one thing but means another

In "The Tell-Tale Heart", the heart symbolizes

When a literal thing stands for, or represents, another thing or idea

T or F: End rhyme means the words rhyme both in the middle of the line and at the end of lines.

T / F: In "The Black Cat" the narrator's personality changes because he does not love his wife.

When Montresor toasts to Fortunato's "long life" it is an example of

In "The Black Cat" the second cat is a symbol of

Poe's mother, step-mother and wife all died from:

Poe was "adopted" by the Allen family but never got along with his

"Leave no black plume..Leave my loneliness...Take thy beak...Take thy form..." is an example of

In "The Black Cat" & "The Tell-Tale Heart", both narrators are

In "The Raven" what is the narrator doing when he hears the tapping?

"Deep into that darkness peering...doubting, dreaming dreams" is an example of:

When a writer repeats the same words to create emphasis

In "The Tell-Tale Heart", the narrator kills the old man because of the old man's

Which of Poe's works expresses the theme that human beings cannot overcome a guilty conscience?

Readers knowing that Montresor seeks revenge (but Fortunato does not) is an example of

Fortunato expects to drink Amontillado; instead he is "buried" alive. This is an example of

What is special about the chair where the narrator sits in "The Raven"?

In "The Tell-Tale Heart", the old man's eye is a symbol of

T or F: "The Raven" is probably based on Poe's own loss of his wife.

The repetition of the beginning sounds of words near each is 

Which of Poe's works expresses the theme of undying devotion and the pain of loss?