Gothic

Examples of pathetic fallacy include all of the following except...

• Wind howling

• Violent thunder storm

• Raining outside

• Woman crying

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Which of the following is not a typically Gothic setting?

• Church

• Castle

• Wild remote place

• Shopping centre

a feeling that something bad will happen

• foreshadow

• foreboding

• something that was before

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The mood of nature reflects the type of events or a character's emotions, in the narrative.

• personification

• pathetic fallacy

• emotive language

• pathetic writing

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In Gothic novels, the conflict is often....

• person vs. technology
• person vs. society
• person vs. supernatural

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Which is NOT an element of typical Gothic Literature? 

• Dark, sinister settings
• encounter with the supernatural
• positive, lighthearted characters

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What is the meaning of the word isolation?

• in a crowd

• left alone

• packaging that keeps something cold

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Fill in the blank: The author uses _______ to suggest what may happen next in the story.

• Forward showing

• Foreshadowing

• Similes

• Cats

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Which one of these isn’t a gothic conventions?

• Juxtaposition

• Macabre Imagery

• Being Evil

• Darkness

Which of these aren’t a gothic setting?

• School

• Forest

• Park

• Dark Place