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1
Because the ruling class felt threatened the political leaning was what?
Communist
Liberal
Conservative
Whig
2
Which of the following is
most associated
with Charlotte Bronte?
Gothic romance
Novel of manners
Bildungsroman
Historical romance
3
According to Heathcliff, when will Catherine’s body decompose?
When a hundred centuries have passed
When Edgar Linton is finally cursed to hell
Never
When Heathcliff can join her in the earth
4
What do ghosts represent in Wuthering Heights?
The power of the past
The influence of nature
The eternal nature of love
The ambiguity of an afterlife
5
Who would have been king if George III had passed away?
George Regent
Lord Nelson
Napoleon
Duke of Wellington
6
Which of the following is Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein”?
Gothic romance
Historical romance
Bildungsroman
Novel of manners
7
What was a common subject for Romance painters?
Royalty discussing politics
Hands in various positions
Man-made objects overrun by nature
Interior of Churches
8
What is Heathcliff primarily obsessed with throughout the novel?
Getting revenge on Hindley
Lockwood’s wealth
Older Catherine
Educating his son and daughter-in-law
9
Why does Catherine agree to marry Edgar?
She is madly in love with him.
Her father arranges it.
Heathcliff refuses to marry her.
She likes refinement and culture.
10
Industry : Increase : : _____ : Decrease
CO₂ Emissions
Production
Availability of Products
Working Conditions
11
The Luddite Riots were due to which revolution?
Scientific
French
Industrial
American
12
How does Heathcliff acquire Thrushcross Grange?
By marrying Isabella
By killing Hindley
By buying it from Edgar
By killing Edgar
13
The “Concept of Contraries” refers to [blank]
The concept of being ornery
Mary, Mary quite contrary...
Opposing extremes
Civil wars
14
Who is an example of a Holy Hermit?
Virginia O’Keeffe: sociable, and loves to make people laugh
Nelly Dean: gossip, spills the tea, loves company
Lancelot: outcasts himself, honorable, lives amongst nature
Heathcliff: Morose, and tolerates people
15
Why doesn’t Mr. Green alter Edgar’s will?
Because he wants to punish Edgar
Because he thinks Edgar is unsound
Because he works for Heathcliff
Because he arrives too late to help
16
By the
end
of the novel, Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange are _____.
Destroyed
Forgotten
Indistinguishable
Very different
17
Who was the
German
poet who was obsessed with Medieval Times?
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Jon Bruce Albertson
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Jeanne Jacques Rousseau
18
What physical feature of Heathcliff’s is most notable?
His shoulders
His eyes
His hands
His height
19
Why do Catherine and Heathcliff go to Thrushcross Grange?
To spite Hindley
To visit Mr. Earnshaw
To spy on the Lintons
To escape from Joseph
20
What was one of the issues that derived from the well meaning 1838 Factory Safety Law?
Capitalist men paid workers less than the cost of living
Inspectors were easily bribed
Nobody cared
Nobody went to work
21
What kind of countryside surrounds Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange?
Grassy plains
Savannah
Moorland
Forest
22
According to Wordsworth’s preface which of these is bigger for a poet?
Brain
Heart
Wit
Soul
23
Which Pre-Romantic embraced the fact that we are mortal?
William Blake
Jon Albertson
Thomas Gray
Robert Burns
24
What place does Cathy have in mind when she leaves Thrushcross Grange for the first time?
Wuthering Heights
The nearby village
The fairy caves at Penistone Crags
London, where her cousin Linton lives
25
What does Isabella represent?
Passivity and abuse
Spirituality and harmony
Culture and refinement
Impulsiveness and chaos
26
How do you pronounce "Goethe"?
Go-e-they
Goo-ta
Goth
Go-eethe
27
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of the framework format in Wuthering Heights?
Letters used to introduce the story
Story is received in parts from different people
Story within a story
Lockwood as distant narrator
28
Who were the Luddites?
British Textile Artisans
Miners
Rich French People
The family in Wuthering Heights
29
Which of the following are contraries?
Heathcliff and Edgar
Catherine and Heathcliff
Cathy and Catherine
Linton and Edgar
30
What similarities do both Catherines share?
Their hatred of Heathcliff
Their faith in a higher power
Their fear of obligations
Their stubborn natures
31
What era do the Romanticists romanticize?
The 50s/60s
Medieval Era
Classical Antiquity
The Bronze Age
32
Which of the following characters dies first?
Mrs. Earnshaw
Mr. Earnshaw
Edgar Linton
Mrs. Linton
33
Wordsworth’s expression, “Find the passions from tranquility” is most related to the idea?
X-men: Place between Rage & Serenity
Taoism: Yin & Yang
Pharrell Williams: I feel like a room without a roof
Harry Potter: The werewolf within the man
34
Who was the inspiration for Dracula?
Jeanne Jacques Rousseau
George III
Lord George Gordon Byron
Percy Bysshe Shelley
35
Who defeated Napoleon with his naval fleet?
Duke of Wellington
Sir Francis Drake
Lord Nelson
George III
36
What happens to Hindley after his wife dies?
He becomes an alcoholic gambler.
He leaves his son in Heathcliff’s care.
He dedicates his life to God’s service.
He refuses to leave his son’s side.
37
Which of the following characters dies last?
Edgar Linton
Heathcliff
Catherine
Linton Heathcliff
38
Which right, that Americans enjoy in the first amendment, do the Brits crack down?
Speech
Right to Assembly
Religion
Freedom of Press
39
Romanticism abandons which of the following?
Emotions
Classical/rational thought
Nature
Totalitarian rule
40
What drives Catherine to marry Edgar?
Her hatred of Heathcliff
Her brother’s approval
Her social ambitions
Her passionate nature
41
According to Wordsworth’s preface, when reading poetry you should [blank]
Laugh at the author
Find the meaning for yourself
Let others tell you how to feel
Belt out the words like song lyrics
42
What do the Romantics Idealize?
The common man
Napoleonic wars
Death
Wealth and power
43
Which Pre-Romantic wrote about human dichotomy?
William Blake
Jon Albertson
Robert Burns
Thomas Gray
44
Who tells Lockwood the story of those who lived at Wuthering Heights?
Catherine
Heathcliff
Nelly
Joseph
45
Who is an example of the Byronic Hero?
Heathcliff: Tall, brooding, loner, dangerous, irresistible
Grayson: short, happy, level-headed, problem solving
Lockwood: Clumsy, impatient, friendly, curious, vain
Catherine: empathetic, adventurous, manipulative, dead
46
According to Wordsworth preface, poetry should be written in [blank]
Superfluous expression
Common language
Antiquated language
Personification
47
Which of the following makes Wuthering Heights a novel of manners?
Love or money
Emotional extremes
The moors
Supernatural
48
Who traveled around India with a doctor because they were anemic?
George Regent
Mary Shelly
Lord George Gordon Byron
Jeanne Jacques Rousseau
49
What significant change did the Reform Bill of 1832 allow?
Black people to vote
Women to get abortions
Slavery
Middle-class to vote
50
The Island of Elba was home to which exiled dignitary?
George III
Donald Trump
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
51
What does Catherine’s burial place symbolize?
Her complicated relations between two men
Her isolation from civilization
Her feelings of kinship to the church
Her ambivalence about death
52
Based on Wordsworth’s preface, which of the following would he approve of?
Making memes
Valuing meaning over artsy expression
Speaking in riddles
Doing it for the aesthetic
53
Which did romantics value?
A nice dinner with candles
The heart of the truth
Destruction of nature
The truth of the heart
54
Who are dubbed “fathers” of Romance?
Jane Austen and Emily Bronte
Wordsworth and Coleridge
Leonardo DiCaprio and Jon Albertson
Webster and Merriam
55
Who is Heathcliff in love with?
Nelly Dean
Isabella Linton
Catherine
Lockwood
56
Who plans to live at Thrushcross Grange at the end of the novel?
Lockwood
Young Catherine and Linton Heathcliff
Young Catherine and Hareton
Heathcliff
57
How does Mrs. Earnshaw feel about Heathcliff?
She never warms up to him.
She loves him like a son.
She hopes Catherine will reform him.
She is afraid of him.
58
What does the albatross in Coleridge’s story, “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” symbolize?
The soul yearning for freedom
A person’s burden
Trick Question: There was no albatross
Trick Question: It’s just a bird
59
Over the course of the novel, which characters claim to see Catherine’s ghost?
Lockwood and Heathcliff
Joseph and Nelly Dean
Edgar Linton and Heathcliff
Heathcliff, Hareton, young Catherine, and Joseph
60
Who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo?
Duke of Wellington
Achilles
King George III
Heathcliff
61
What does Nelly think of Heathcliff and Catherine’s love?
That it is false
That it is immortal
That it is doomed
That it is heavenly
62
What is the relationship between culture and nature in Wuthering Heights?
They are mutually dependent on one another.
They exist peacefully with each other.
They have nothing to do with each other.
They are often pitted against each other.
63
What does Edgar’s gentlemanly refinement lead to?
His tender treatment of Linton
His inability to fight Heathcliff
His strong patronage of the arts
His overwhelming desire for Catherine
64
Who said , “man is free… everywhere else he is in chains.” and “ revert to our natural state.”
Jeanne Jacques Rousseau
Lord George Gordon Byron
Thomas Gray
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
65
Where does a poet get inspiration?
Nature and common man
War and death
Architecture and the city
Religion and self discovery
66
What challenge did members of the gentry, like the Lintons, face in the 18/19th centuries?
They had no fixed status.
They had no land.
The aristocracy envied them.
They lacked servants.
67
Which Pre-Romantic’s main message was to “stay connected to the Earth”?
Jon Albertson
Robert Burns
William Blake
Thomas Gray
