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Which would be a feature of a Gothic story?
Children having a fun day out
Screaming ladies trapped in someone's house
Happy fun land
Flying unicorns
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Why is Gothic literature important?
It was widely accessible for middle class readers.
It paved way for female authors.
It put unconventional topics in the mainstream media.
People started to begin reading.
3
What were the Romantics interested in?
Nature, beauty, intuition
Doing whatever you felt like
Being in love all the time
Money, profit, factories
4
When was Mary Shelley born ?
1787
1789
1797
1794
5
The atmosphere of a Gothic novel can usually include..
exuberance
trepidation
exhilaration
6
What colors are used in Gothic stories?
Neon Pink
Reds, blues and yellows
Blacks and greys
Greens, purples and oranges
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Romantics saw this as the highest expression of the imagination:
Working your employees endlessly until they dropped dead
Poetry
Blissful meditation
Painting and sculpture
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Which time period would the Romantics prefer to write about?
The Dark Ages
Ancient Greece/Rome
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What is Gothic Literature?
A fictional story regarding themes like advanced technology.
A fictional story that incorporates horror and romanticism.
A fictional story portrayed in a real event from the past.
A novel that is based around fact.
10
The Industrial Revolution contributed to Mary Shelley's influence to write
Frankenstein
because
Her mind was focused on death due to the French Revolution.
she lived in London near the machinery and economic growth.
it was part of the vision she had when she was hiking.
She wondered how far society would take it.
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Where was Mary Shelley raised?
England, London
Germany
London, England
Geneva
12
What tragedy happen to Mary Shelley just after her birth?
Her Husband died
Her Sister died
Her Mother died
Her Father died
13
When did Gothic Art happen?
1856
in the 50's
12th-16th Century
Before Time!
14
Which of these is a Gothic author?
J.K.Rowling
Roald Dahl
Bram Stoker
Mary Berry
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Where did Mary Shelley get the idea for Frankenstein’s monster?
A movie
Just came to her
A dream
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Romantics believed that:
Nature must always yield to man's demands
Youth is a time of insolence & is an age worthy of disgust
Adulthood is a corrupted betrayal of childhood innocence
The past is not worth reflecting upon
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Which is not a characteristic of a Gothic novel?
Supernatural Beings
Intense Emotions
Romance
Warm and Inviting Setting
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Romantics often used children as symbols of innocence because they believed children were
the future
uncorrupted by society
untamable
spiritual blank slates
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Is this Gothic Art?
YES
NO
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Romantics valued...
feeling
city over the nature
reason
nature over the city
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Mary Shelley eloped at age of 16
True
Idc
False
Beyonce of course she's the answer to everything
22
Romantics believe what regarding nature?
Nature is good for growing stuff.
Nature is God's gift to mankind to do with what he will.
You gain spiritual awareness (come closer to God) in Nature.
Nature is something to be bulldozed and replaced.
23
Mary Shelley's mother was
Charlotte Brontë
Mary Wollstonecraft
Jane Austen
Mary Godwin
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What romantic poet and philosopher did Mary Shelley marry?
Adam Shelley
Robert Adams
Jackson Shelley
Percy Shelley
25
Romantics believed that
everyone
should be able to access:
Art
An opportunity to advance one's social standing
Puppies
Goods from the New World
26
Mary Shelley was inspired to write Frankenstein by a ghost story contest.
False
True
27
The Romantics associated the countryside with
darkness and the devil
independence, moral clarity and healthful living
a hell that devours all hope and ambitionAnswer 2
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What is Gothic Romance?
Action novel
Gothic Horror
Romance novel
Biography novel
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What did romantics think were not important?
The Individual
Nature
Social Stature
Emotions
30
Most Gothic cathedrals had all these features EXCEPT
stained-glass windows
broad ditches called moats
roof sculptures called gargoyles
arches called flying buttresses
31
Which characters are often in a Gothic story?
teachers and doctors.
old men and old women.
butchers and bakers.
vampires and scientists.
32
Mary Shelley died in...
1851
1852
1864
1869
33
The Romantics believed in...
imagination over reason and logic
Using sound reason and logical thinking
the church and God, in a traditional sense
industrialism
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Mary Shelley was___when she wrote this novel.
20
21
18
19
35
Romanic or Gothic?
Gothic
Romanic
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Who was the father of Mary Shelley?
William Bysshes
William Godwin
She didn’t have a father
William Shelley
37
ROMANTICS are associated with
Rural Life
Poetry
Individual Feelings
City Life
38
True or False? Is Gothic romance always about romance?
False
True
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Most Gothic stories were written in the period called...
The Romantic period.
The Postmodern period.
The Modern period.
The Enlightenment.
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Who would you find in a Gothic castle?
A shapeshifting energy cat
A nice gentlemen
Mad women
Hermione
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The mood of a gothic novel can generally be...
Gleeful
Mysterious
Blithe
Uplifting
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Early Romantics:
Were heavily influenced by Innatism
Approached the world with a realistic view.
None of the above
Yearned for a simpler past
43
The Romantics valued....
strict and traditional methods of writing
brute violence as an answer to everything
feelings, emotions and intuition over reason and logic
reason and logic over feelings, emotions and intuition
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Which is a Gothic location?
Creepy castle
bright pier
nightmare house
Oil refinery
45
Where can we find Gothic Cathedrals?
Brazil
Texas
China
Europe
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Romantics were drawn to the art, literature, and architecture of ____
the Middle Ages
Ancient Rome
the New World
Ancient Greece
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How did Percy Shelley die?
Drowned
measules
Witch trials
The creature killed him
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How did the Romantics feel about slavery?
The fought to end it
The didn't really care
Slavery wasn't happening during this time
They loved it and owned slaves themselves
