The Tell-Tale Heart Makeup Review

In the dark, my sense of hearing becomes very __________. Can you guess what word fits perfectly here?

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Why does the narrator plot the ultimate demise of the old man?

• Because the old man has a hefty debt with the narrator.

• Because the old man's eye gives the narrator the creeps.

• Because the old man has sinister plans against the narrator.

• Because a malevolent force has taken over the narrator.

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What drives our protagonist to spill the beans about the murder to the cops?

• Remorse and guilt.

• Fear of being caught.

• A desire for notoriety.

• The old man’s ghost haunting him.

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How does our storyteller attempt to convince us of his sanity?

• By telling us a tale that's both logical and makes sense.

• By openly admitting to their misdeeds.

• By showcasing their unparalleled artistic skills.

• By calling upon the mystical forces within the narrative.

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Let's dive into the mind of our narrator! Which of the following statements accurately captures the essence of our storyteller?

• The narrator’s insanity makes him a reliable narrator.

• The narrator’s insanity makes him an unreliable narrator.

• The narrator’s impersonal style makes him an objective narrator.

• The narrator’s use of the word “you” makes him a second person narrator.

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What sneaky secret does the narrator hide when he boldly invites the police to chill in the very room with the concealed body?

• He’s careless

• He’s confident

• He’s being rude

• He’s totally lost it

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Let's dive into the story's beginning! How would you capture the narrator's tone at the beginning of the story?

• Detached and Careless

• Melancholic and Sad

• Calculated and Rational

• Hysteria and Desperation

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How would you describe the tone of the narrator at the end of the story?

• Detached and Careless

• Melancholic and Sad

• Calculated and Rational

• Hysteria and Desperation

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Imagine you're the narrator, sneaking around in the dead of night. You've just committed the unthinkable, and then... you hear it. The old man's heart, still beating beneath the floorboards! How does this eerie sound make you feel?

• Relief and satisfaction

• Panic and guilt

• Amusement and laughter

• Apathy and indifference

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How does the narrator feel when he hears the old man's heart beating after the murder?

• Guilty and panic

• Relieved and satisfied
• Happy and content
• Indifferent and calm

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