"The Tell-Tale Heart"

Front

What does the narrator want people to think about him?

Back

He wants people to think he is intelligent and patient.

Front

What did the narrator do with the body?

Back

Dismembered it and hid the parts.

Front

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

Back

By using a dark lantern.

Front

What was the reason for wanting to take the old man's life?

Back

He had a vulture eye.

Front

How did the narrator hide the dismembered body parts?

Back

Beneath the floorboards.

Front

What is the significance of the 'vulture eye' in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the narrator's obsession and irrational fear.

Front

How does the narrator describe his own sanity?

Back

He insists he is sane, despite his actions.

Front

What role does guilt play in the narrator's experience?

Back

Guilt manifests as the sound of the old man's heart, driving him to confess.

Front

What literary device is primarily used in 'The Tell-Tale Heart'?

Back

Unreliable narrator.

Front

How does the setting contribute to the story's mood?

Back

The dark, eerie setting enhances the suspense and tension.