The Tell Tale Heart Quiz 19 (60 MCQs)

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1. How many students are presenting in the Diorama-rama today?
2. What is the definition of vain?
3. 'Conceived' is a .....
4. What part of speech is the word vehemently?
5. Which of the following is an idiom?
6. What is the narrator's conflict?
7. When I said I wanted to walk across the country, my parents thought I was .....
8. What is the definition of stealth?
9. "I arose and argued about trifles, in a high key and with violent gesticulations, but the noise steadily increased." What does the word "gesticulations" mean in the above sentence?
10. Main Character managed to convince the officers he was innocent.
11. How many policemen came to search the premises?
12. To emphasize his point, he tends to (a) wildly.
13. Tick for granted points.
14. What is the point of view of the story?
15. According to the narrator, which was his strongest sense?
16. "A guilty conscience is the worst punishment of all." This is an example of a ..... of "The Tell Tale Heart."
17. By telling the story from the murderer's point of view, the author helps the reader .....
18. Which word is a synonym for diction?
19. Synonym for wisdom
20. Acute "His nervousness increased his acute sense of hearing."
21. Infer the meaning of admit in the following: " "Villains" I shrieked. Pretend no more! I admit the deed! Tear up the floorboards!"
22. In the story, what does the word 'vulture' refer to?
23. Sagacity means .....
24. Which choice best defines the word "inference" ?
25. Which fiction term means the way an author develops a character's traits and motives? It helps the reader get to know a character.
26. In paragraph 17, when the ringing becomes a different sound and seems to be getting louder, what does the narrator do?
27. Which word is a synonym for the word tone?
28. Why did the narrator want to take the life of the old man?
29. A person that is false or deceptive is:
30. Match the definition:In a cautious matter.
31. The police showed perfect .....
32. A successful ending
33. What does the old man's eye symbolize in the story?
34. Define the word stealthily
35. Taunts or mockery
36. She was so embarrassed when her phone went off in church, she tried her best to ..... the sound of her ringtone.
37. Statement or actions that shows that you have no respect for someone or something
38. The police dissembled the information to protect the witnesses and apprehend the criminal.
39. I want to have s'mores. Can you grab some ..... so we can start a fire?
40. V. giving careful attention
41. Definition:to annoy
42. His nonstop talking about nothing would ..... a saint.
43. The acknowledgement of someone with greater authority, to bow or show respect is .....
44. Where does the majority of the story take place so far?
45. I turned the lock of the door, oh so gently.
46. A literary device used in poetry, novels, and other writing that uses vivid description that appeals to a readers' senses to create an image or idea in their head
47. I couldn't believe that guy had the ..... to steal my bike in the middle of the afternoon.
48. What did the man do to his victim every night while he slept?
49. Acting in secret or smart/clever way
50. Dreadfully means .....
51. What was the reason for wanting to take the old man's life?
52. As I was trying to finish my RI, I was ..... by my little brother playing with his toys.
53. When an author gives hints or clues that suggest what will happen later in the story .....
54. Strangely; oddly
55. What is our first impression of the narrator?
56. The Tell-tale heart is a story written by
57. Was the suspect in his right mind?
58. What is a synonym for the word 'Audacity'?
59. How did the police finally find out what the narrator did?
60. Body motions or body language