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Wuthering Heights
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1
What is the tone of Wuthering Heights?
boring and sleepy
comical and funny
dark and stormy
light and happy
2
What is an example of Gothic elements being used in Wuthering Heights?
the death of Heathcliff
Catherine's ghost visiting Lockwood
Nelly's perspective
the character's names
3
What is the main reason Catherine marries Edgar?
to make Nelly happy
she loves him
to move up in the social scale
to anger Heathcliff
4
Christianity is used as ____ in the story
social control
a reason for love
reasons for character's actions
all of the above
5
Heathcliff and Catherine's relationship can also be put into the theme of...
death is inevitable
your best friends just want to see you happy
beauty will never fade
love is more important than social class
6
Catherine & Heathcliff could be an example of a double because...
they are opposites
they are siblings
their souls are one
they look alike
7
Is Heathcliff a protagonist or antagonist?
neither
protagonist
antagonist
both
8
Something referenced in a book multiple times throughout it to symbolize another thing is...
a theme
a motif
a simile
a definition
9
For what reason could the events in the story be unreliable due to the narration?
Nelly's & Lockwood's thoughts and opinions were biased
It happened many years ago- details could've been forgotten
some of the events were told to Nelly through others
all of the above
10
Heathcliff would be considered an Abusive Patriarch to everyone except...
Hindley
Isabella
Linton
Mr. Linton
11
The Grange and the Lintons would therefore represent what in The Clash of Elemental Forces?
snow
rain
calm
hurricane
12
How could Branwell, Bronte's brother, and Hindley be considered a double?
similar deaths
opposites
similar looks
similar love interests
13
A theme in the book is the conflict between nature and culture, who represents nature?
Lockwood
Lintons
Earnshaws
Nelly
14
The abuse of which two characters cause them to become rebellious adults?
Edgar and Isabella
Nelly and Zillah
Cathy and Linton
Catherine and Heathcliff
15
Wuthering Heights and the Earnshaws could be considered a storm in...
Clash of Elemental Forces
Striving for Transcendence
Clash of Economic Interests and Social Classes
an Abusive Patriarch
16
What Gothic element is not included in the book?
castle setting
Vocabulary
women threatened by powerful male
High, overwrought emotions
17
"Love Presents Itself as Oneness" is a theme that can be showed through which characters?
Heathcliff and Catherine
Cathy and Linton
Heathcliff and Isabella
Isabella and Edgar
18
Why are dreams important to the story?
for comical relief
to show the dreamer's current issues
to symbolize a feeling in the story
They foreshadow events
19
What is Catherine robbed of because of Heathcliff?
the Wuthering Heights
a child
money
Heaven
20
Nelly could be described as...
a gossip
unbiased to the events
quiet
highly educated
21
What piece of Emily Bronte's life was not featured in the book?
Repetitive naming
Possible incest
Sibling names
Introvert father/ father figure
22
How does the setting of the two houses relate to the story?
gives a happy tone
enforces the differences between families & social classes
gives a gloomy tone
allows one to focus more on characters rather than setting
23
Cathy and Hareton's relationship is centered around what?
love
Cathy's looks
their hatred for Heathcliff
Hareton's illiteracy
24
What two things are Heathcliff obsessed with?
Catherine's love and revenge
Isabella and Catherine
reading and money
alcohol and gambling
25
Heathcliff gets changed from a beloved child to a hated servant. This is an example of...
Displacement and Exile
Clash of Elemental Forces
Clash of Economic Interests
Striving for Transcendence
