The House on the Hill

What does Mrs. Dudley insist about her role in Hill House?

• She is a medium communicating with spirits

• She is there to protect the guests

• She does not wait on people

• She is the real owner of the house

What is Eleanor's initial feeling inside Hill House?

• She feels at home and comfortable

• She feels lost and confused

• She feels like she is being watched

• She feels excited and curious

What does Eleanor think about the possibility of leaving Hill House?

• She plans to leave after solving the mystery

• She wants to leave immediately

• She is determined to stay no matter what

• She is undecided

What role does the housekeeper, Mrs. Dudley, play in the story?

• She warns the guests about the dangers of the house

• She is indifferent to the guests and their experiences

• She is unaware of the house's history

• She actively tries to scare the guests away

What is the primary theme explored in 'The House on the Hill'?

• Isolation and loneliness

• Adventure and discovery

• Love and friendship

• War and peace

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The House on the Hill'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

What is the significance of the hill in 'The House on the Hill'?

• It represents a barrier to the outside world

• It is a symbol of freedom

• It is a place of refuge

• It is a site of historical importance

How does the author describe the atmosphere inside the house?

• Warm and inviting

• Cold and unwelcoming

• Bright and cheerful

• Noisy and chaotic

What is the main conflict faced by the protagonist in 'The House on the Hill'?

• Struggle against supernatural forces

• Conflict with a neighbor

• Internal struggle with fear

• Dispute over property ownership

Which character trait best describes the protagonist in 'The House on the Hill'?

• Courageous

• Timid

• Arrogant

• Carefree