The Tell Tale Heart Quiz 7 (60 MCQs)

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1. The criminal started screaming and using wild gesticulations as the officers asked what he was doing. What does the word "gesticulations" mean in the above sentence?
2. To confuse or annoy
3. Define 'vexed' .....
4. Intelligence or good judgement
5. What is the part of speech for the word 'Gaily'?
6. What is contemptuous ridicule or mockery?
7. Which vocabulary word means to be bold or daring?
8. Barely or hardly
9. Choose the synonym for 'profound':
10. Which word is closest in meaning to stealthily?
11. I was so upset when my dog got out of the yard, I cried .....
12. Which term that is used in fiction and nonfiction is defined as the author's attitude toward the story or subject?
13. How the reader feels;The atmosphere created for Me, the reader
14. A great victory or achievement
15. Done secretly, without drawing attention
16. Something happens that defies the expectations of the audience or the character (something unexpected)
17. What is the definition of 'pallid'?
18. Making fun of someone or something in a cruel way
19. Troubled, distressed, caused agitaion
20. After Carlos studied all night for the test, his teacher had the audacity to ask if he cheated. What does the word "audacity" mean in the above sentence?
21. What does the word 'dialect' mean?
22. His eye was a dull blue with a horrible veil over it.
23. "Death in approaching him had stalked with his black shadow before him and enveloped the victim." This is an example of which type of figurative language?
24. The word ..... means dramatic gestures to emphasize speech.
25. Seeing ahead, knowing in advance, foreseeing
26. Barely; hardly; not quite
27. Definition:smothered
28. The attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.
29. Definition:willingness to take risks
30. What did the narrator's master take solace in after the mistress's death?
31. Why did the narrator wait until the 8th night to kill the old man?
32. To disguise or conceal a feeling or intention means to .....
33. What does the word 'sagacity' mean?
34. Although I was so appalled about how poorly his dog was behaving, I tried to ..... from making a comment, or revealing my true feelings through my facial expressions, because I knew how much he'd been working on training the dog.
35. Which of the following does NOT describe the meaning of the term point of view?
36. I can't believe my sister had the ..... to borrow my shoes without asking!
37. In a clever and deceitful way
38. If you ..... someone, you have upset or confused them.
39. Which word is a synonym for audacity?
40. In paragraph 10, the narrator compares the beating of the old man's heart to the sound made by .....
41. Which word is a synonym for refrain?
42. True or False:The narrator killed the old man because of his eye.
43. When meeting someone for the first time, you may have this
44. The act of hiding something carefully
45. Her sense of disappointment was .....
46. What is the definition of 'Setting'?
47. A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
48. Having a cruel, wicked, malicious nature or character
49. Held in check with difficulty
50. Which fiction term means an insight about life, a message, or a lesson?
51. The condition of being hidden
52. Complete the analogy:moon is to night as sun is to .....
53. What does the narrator want people to think about him?
54. How long did the old man stay awake when he realized someone was in his room?
55. Contempt, ridicule
56. What do we call a narrator whose story cannot be trusted?
57. Which point of view is used in 'The Tell-Tale Heart' when the narrator only knows their own thoughts and feelings?
58. What excerpt from the story illustrates the mood of paranoia?
59. Feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried.
60. "The teacher yelled more vehemently, but the students still could hear her over the noise."What does vehemently mean?