Wuthering Heights - Review

What is not a symbol in “Wuthering Heights”?

• Moor

• Thrushcross Grange

• Wuthering Heights

• Cottage

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The author of “Wuthering heights” - Emily Bronte was born in...

• 30 July 1818

• 30 July 1828

• 30 July 1808

• 30 June 1818

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“Wuthering Heights”, which is so-called one of the symbols in the story, indicates ………

• Comfort, luxury, warmth, …

• Cassion, wildness, danger

• Discomfort, cold, rudeness, unhappiness

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What does Catherine think about Heathcliff?

• He will not be happy with her.

• He does not love her.

• He is better than Edgar

• He is innerly the same as her.

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Heathcliff is the man who asked Catherine to marry her.

• True

• False

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Which is NOT a reason that Nelly gives for being in favor of marrying Edgar?

• Catherine's parents will be happy.

• She will have a happier home.

• She and Edgar love each other.

• Edgar's parents will be happy.

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Why doesn't Catherine want to marry Heathcliff?

• He's not handsome enough.

• His social class is not high enough.

• She loves Edgar more than him.

• She thinks of him as a brother.

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How did the author communicate the main ideas?

• with images

• with dialogue

• by explaining it directly

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What type of narrator is used in “Wuthering Height”?

• First-person

• Second-person

• Third-person

• Omniscent

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