Hill House Chapter 3

How does Eleanor perceive Luke Sanderson's comment about staying forever if the women are the "ghostly inhabitants"?

• She finds it charming.

• She finds it silly.

• She finds it frightening.

• She finds it confusing.

What does Theodora's reaction to the darkening surroundings suggest about her feelings towards Hill House?

• She is excited about the adventure.

• She is indifferent to the house's reputation.

• She is becoming uneasy about the house being haunted.

• She is eager to explore the house.

What role does Luke Sanderson play in the story based on his introduction?

• He is a ghost haunting Hill House.

• He is a member of the family that owns Hill House.

• He is a historian studying Hill House.

• He is a caretaker of Hill House.

What does Doctor Montague's presence at Hill House indicate about the purpose of the visit?

• He is there to sell the property.

• He is conducting a scientific investigation of the house.

• He is planning to renovate the house.

• He is organizing a social event.

How does the setting of Hill House contribute to the mood as Eleanor and Theodora arrive?

• It creates a sense of warmth and welcome.

• It adds to the eerie and mysterious atmosphere.

• It suggests a lively and bustling environment.

• It provides a sense of safety and security.

What does Eleanor's recognition of Luke's last name suggest about her knowledge of Hill House?

• She is unaware of the house's history.

• She is familiar with the family that owns the house.

• She is confused about the house's ownership.

• She is uninterested in the house's background.

What does Theodora's comment about the house being haunted reveal about her character?

• She is skeptical and dismissive of ghost stories.

• She is easily frightened and superstitious.

• She is playful but becomes serious as night falls.

• She is uninterested in the supernatural.

How does the introduction of Doctor Montague affect the dynamics among the characters?

• It creates tension and rivalry.

• It establishes a sense of authority and purpose.

• It introduces confusion and chaos.

• It leads to a sense of relief and relaxation.

What does Luke Sanderson's introduction suggest about his character?

• He is serious and reserved.

• He is flirtatious and lighthearted.

• He is mysterious and secretive.

• He is aggressive and confrontational.

How does the time of day affect the characters' perception of Hill House?

• It makes the house seem more inviting.

• It heightens the sense of mystery and fear.

• It has no effect on their perception.

• It makes the house appear smaller.