"The Tell-Tale Heart"

Front

What sense was sharpened by the disease?

Back

Hearing

Front

What was the reason for wanting to take the old man's life? Options: He insulted the narrator, He had a vulture eye, He stole the narrator's gold, He wronged the narrator

Back

He had a vulture eye

Front

How did the narrator ensure the old man's eye was closed?

Back

By using a dark lantern

Front

What did the narrator hear while opening the door?

Back

The creaking hinges

Front

What happened when the old man heard a noise?

Back

He sat up in bed

Front

What kind of sound does the narrator describe hearing from the old man?

Back

A groan of mortal terror

Front

What does the narrator say caused the old man's fears to grow? Options: The wind in the chimney, A mouse crossing the floor, A cricket chirping, All of the above

Back

All of the above

Front

What does the narrator see when he opens the lantern? Options: The old man's face, The old man's vulture eye, The old man's body, Nothing

Back

The old man's vulture eye

Front

What sound does the narrator hear that excites his fury? Options: The beating of a drum, The ticking of a watch, The old man's scream, The sound of silence

Back

The ticking of a watch

Front

What does the narrator do after the old man's heart stops beating?

Back

Removes the bed