House of Usher

What is our narrator's relation to Roderick usher?

• Childhood best friends

• Cousins

• They went to college together

• Brothers-in-law

Which of the following is NOT said to bother Roderick Usher?

• Bright light

• Stringed instruments

• Flavorful food

• Strong smells

What is "the remarkable fact" concerning the House of Usher?

• It is originally from Romania

• It posses royal blood

• it lies entirely in the direct line of descent

• every member has left

What was Roderick's fear for when his sister dies?

• He would be the last Usher

• He would have to move out

• He would never be able to be rid of his illness

• He would be killed by her zombie

Following the death of his sister, what are two activities that Roderick frequently participates in?

• Painting and making music

• Hiking and painting

• Making music and writing stories

• Writing stories and meditating

Following her death and shortly before entombment, we find out that Roderick and Madeline were actually

• Not related

• Cousins

• Twins

• Father and daughter

What did the narrator notice when he helped place Madeline's body in the tomb?

• Her eyes were open

• Her cheeks were rosy

• She was still breathing

• Her body smelled horribly

What happens in the closing scene of the story?

• Madeline appears

• Roderick collapses

• the house collapses

• all of the above

Who is the author of "The Fall of the House of Usher"?

• Stephen King

• Julio Cortázar

• Edgar Allan Poe

• Sparky Sweets

Which of the following statements provides the strongest Reasoning for this Claim and Evidence? One element found in the text is the idea of supernatural and unknown forces. The narrator states, "But the under surfaces of the huge masses of agitated vapor, as well as all terrestrial objects immediately around us, were glowing in the unnatural light of a faintly luminous and distinctly visible gaseous exhalation which hung about and enshrouded the mansion" (par.34)

• This shows how awful the weather was from the beginning of the story, since there was a weird fog around the whole house.

• The narrator describes the fog around the house as "unnatural", suggesting that this strange weather might be coming from a supernatural or unknown force.

• Usher was experiencing a lot of madness and mental anguish from the weather happening outside the mansion.

• With Roderick and Madeline being the last of the Usher line, the House of Usher would be isolated from the rest of the world in the fog.