William Wilson

The narrator assumes a name because his real one causes horror and disgust.

• True

• False

He is telling his story because he wants the pity of his fellow men.

• False

• True

The narrator comes from a family that was considered dull and straight.

• True

• False

The narrator's friends were concerned about him because he often did himself injury.

• False

• True

The narrator was a very strong-willed and intelligent person.

• False

• True

The narrator's parents gave up trying to control him at an early age.

• True

• False

The narrator has fond memories of his early school days.

• True

• False

The narrator claims there was another boy at the school named William Wilson.

• True

• False

The narrator feared William Wilson because he did not submit to his will.

• False

• True

The narrator and William Wilson had similar features and had the same birthday.

• False

• True