Y8 Term 1: Gothic Literature

Which of the following settings is most commonly associated with a sense of foreboding and mystery?

• Fairy tale castle
• Sunny beach
• Dark and eerie forest
• A bustling city

Which of the following emotions is associated with the supernatural occurrences and eerie atmosphere in Gothic tales?

• happiness

• dread and unease

• awe and wonder

• confusion

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What is the supernatural?

• something fun

• a human like creature

• A force that is beyond scientific understanding.

• a human being

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How are women often shown in Gothic literature?

• strong

• in love with powerful men

• in distress

• comical

Who is this a representation of?

• Frankenstein

• Dr Frankenstein

• Dr Frankenstein's monster

• Dr. Hyde

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Which of these is a famous Gothic novelist?

• Shelley Mary

• Maria Shelley

• Mary Shelly

• Mary Shelley

What kind of weather is often used to create a spooky atmosphere?

• Sunny and warm

• clear skies with a gentle breeze

• snowy and cold

• rain and thunderstorms

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What two genres is Gothic literature a mixture of?

• Horror and crime

• Horror and comedy

• Horror and Thriller

• Horror and romance

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From where does the Gothic novel originate?

• Europe - particularly Germany

• Transylvania

• Siberia

• North America

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Which famous Gothic novel did Bram Stoker write?

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