The Tell Tale Heart Quiz 6 (60 MCQs)

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1. The amount of wood was not ..... to start the fire
2. What does the word VEHEMENTLY mean?
3. Done with excessive speed or urgency
4. What did the narrator do with the body?
5. Which word is a synonym for conceive?
6. Why were the police called to the house?
7. The act of deceiving
8. Definition:nervousness
9. The careful planning of the complex project showed the sagacity of the group leader.
10. How many policemen entered the house?
11. What is the point of view used in 'The Tell-Tale Heart' when the narrator addresses the reader directly?
12. " ..... and then I thrust in my head. Oh, you would have laughed to see how cunningly I thrust it in!" What does the word "cunningly" mean in the above sentence?
13. Define the word audacity
14. What did the narrator use to illuminate the room?
15. The concealment of one's thoughts or feelings
16. The professor's discussion on characterization was .....
17. To have your mouth open wide in surprise, wonder, or shock
18. Land and buildings on it
19. What does the narrator see when he opens the lantern?
20. To lower; to smother
21. The resolution of Scope magazine's dramatic version of "The Tell Tale Heart" is an example ..... ?
22. What is a synonym for the word 'Hearken'?
23. A beautiful sunset will cause this
24. Those shoes COST AN ARM AND A LEG! What does this idiom mean?
25. The ringing became more severe.
26. He was ..... by the old man's eye.
27. When you ..... an idea, you think of it.
28. I knew it was the sound of human terror.
29. The M'Naghten Rule says that in a court case, jurors should assume a man is sane unless .....
30. Sharp, piercing; very perceptive or mentally sharp; intense (of a feeling)
31. She was in such shock that she couldn't ..... what was about to happen to the old man.
32. What does the word 'tattoo' mean in the context of the story?
33. What is the definition of 'Vehemently'?
34. What is the definition of 'Gaily'?
35. He welcomed me with a hearty handshake.
36. Read to following and determine what type of figurative language is being used. Hold fast to dreams, For if the dreams dieLife is a broken-winged birdThat cannot fly
37. Which fiction term means the main problem of a story? It comes from an inciting event that drives the plot forward; may be internal or external.
38. The Easter Bunny is good at this
39. For some people, it is very difficult to stifle laughter, especially once it starts.
40. An exceptionally keen ability to know ideas:wisdom
41. What personal struggles did Poe face in his life?
42. Decided; to make a choice
43. In paragraph 1, the narrator says that one of his senses is especially sharp. Which sense is it?
44. Point of view is
45. Which fiction term means the qualities, attitudes, and values of a character?
46. Who is the author of this short story?
47. In the story, the narrator hears the beating of his victim's heart through the floor. What is the intended impact of this event?
48. What is the mood created by the use of imagery and symbolism in both stories?
49. What does the word 'acuteness' mean in the context of the story?
50. Whos is the author of "The Tell-Tale Heart" ?
51. What is the synonym for 'wise or shrewd'?
52. Definition:to not do something
53. My sister ..... into my room so she could steal my favorite blouse.
54. That day, I decided to get an after-school job. Nina asked, "What can you do, Lia?""Maybe I'll apply as a math tutor, " I replied.When I told my parents, my dad said, "We want you to keep your grades up, so don't overload yourself."When I applied for the job, Mr. Avalon, my math teacher, seemed pleased with my choice.Through whose eyes do you see these events?
55. A pie chart showing poll results
56. What is the relationship between the narrator and the old man?
57. Above all, the sense of hearing is acute. What does "acute" mean?
58. What is the definition of dissimulation?
59. In a brave manner
60. Match the definition:Showing restraint.