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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Poe facts Gothic Elements Pit & the Pendulum Masque of the Red Death Fall of the House of Usher Raven/Ann abel Lee/ 100

6. This man “adopted” Edgar. A 100

7. Who is John Allan? A 100

8. Poe viewed women as this. A 200

9. What are angelic figures? A 200

10. Most of the women in Poe’s life died of this. A 300

11. What is tuberculosis? A 300

12. Virginia was this old when Poe married her. A 400

13. What is 12? A 400

14. Poe lost this many women to Tuberculosis. A 500

15. What are three? A 500

16. B 100 Novels from the Gothic Romanticism time period usually have this kind of narrator.

17. What is an unreliable narrator? B 100

18. True or False Works of Gothic Romanticism usually involve the realities of war. B 200

19. What is false? B 200

20. Somnambulism is another word for this. B 300

21. What is sleep walking? B 300

22. During Gothic Romanticism there were negative feelings about this church. B 400

23. What is the Catholic church? B 400

24. Ouija boards are an example of this. B 500

25. What is necromancy? B 500

26. The story “The Pit and the Pendulum” takes place during this historical time. C 100

27. What is the Spanish Inquisition? C 100

28. The prisoner trips on this. C 200

29. What is his robe? C 200

30. This is how the man gets free from his restraints. C 300

31. What are the rats? C 300

32. The transformation of the candles represents this trait of the character. C 400

33. What is derangement of the senses? C 400

34. This army rescues the prisoner from his ultimate doom. C 500

35. What is the French army? C 500

36. This is how long Prince Prospero was locked up in the castle. D 100

37. What is 5-6 months? D 100

38. Each room represented this. D 200

39. What are the stages of life? D 200

40. The masked figure arrives at this time. D 300

41. What is midnight? D 300

42. In all but the last room, these two items matched. D 400

43. What are the walls and the windows? D 400

44. Name the three types of plague. D 500

45. What are bubonic, septicemic, and pneumonic? D 500

46. The house in “The Fall of the House of Usher” has this effect over the narrator. E 100

47. What is “it makes him feel gloomy”? E 100

48. A fissure is another word for this. E 200

49. What is a crack? E 200

50. Roderick decides to keep Madeline’s body under the house for two weeks for this reason. E 300

51. What is so that the doctors do not steal the body for science experiments? E 300

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53. Roderick and Madeline can be described as this. E 400

54. What are doppelganger? E 400

55. The reader could infer from the title “The Fall of the House of Usher” that this was likely to happen. E 500

56. What is that the house and family line will be destroyed? E 500

57. In “The Raven” the man hears a knocking at his door. When he answers the door he sees this. F 100

58. What is nothing? F 100

59. The raven lands on a bust or statue of this person. F 200

60. Who is Pallas or Athena? F 200

61. The chamber could potentially stand for this part of the main character’s body. F 300

62. What is his brain? F 300

63. Annabel Lee is attached for this reason. F 400

64. What is jealous angels? F 400

65. F 500 The word sepulchre means this.

66. What is a tomb? F 500

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68. 1.This story takes place during this holiday. 2.Montresor’s family motto revolved around this. 3.Fortunato was buried alive here. Click on screen to continue

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