Gothic Literature and Romanticism

When was the romantic period?

• the 14th century

• the 19th century

• the 20th century

• the 11th century

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Romanticism is a love for...

• Royalty

• Bravery

• Nature

• Monarchy

The emphasis of romantic art and literature was on...

• emotion and individualism
• logic and reason
• collective experience
• historical accuracy

What does the use of weather and darkness symbolize in Gothic literature?

• Happiness and joy

• Life and growth

• Turmoil and fear

• Enlightenment

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What POV is "The Tell-Tale Heart" written in?

• Third person point of view

• Second-person point of view
• First-person point of view

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What is an unreliable narrator?

• Someone the reader can't fully believe

• Someone who tells all sides of the story

• Someone who the reader can trust

• Someone who provides multiple perspectives

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What are the most common themes found in Gothic literature?

• Friendship and loyalty
• Wealth and prosperity
• Adventure and exploration
• Isolation and insanity

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What are common themes in romantic literature?

• Historical accuracy
• Idealization and revolution

• Mystery and suspense
• Social issues and the truth

Core beliefs of the dark romantics

• Emphasis on rational thought and logic
• Celebration of utopian ideals
• Evil is everywhere and human nature has a dark side

• Focus on the mundane aspects of life

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Who is Frankenstein?

• The monster

• The doctor

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