Exploring The Fall of the House of Usher

What was the narrator's initial reaction upon seeing the House of Usher?

• Indifference

• A sense of curiosity

• A feeling of heavy sadness

• A sense of joy and excitement

How did the narrator describe the windows of the House of Usher?

• Small and round

• Covered with curtains

• Bright and welcoming

• Empty and eye-like

What was the most noticeable thing about Roderick Usher's appearance?

• His tanned skin

• His gray-white skin and strange light in his eyes

• His short hair

• His muscular build

What did Roderick Usher believe was the nature of his illness?

• A family sickness and a nervous illness

• A heart condition

• A broken leg

• A common cold

What did Roderick Usher suffer from due to his illness?

• Increased appetite

• A sickly increase in the feeling of all his senses

• Loss of vision

• Constant headaches

What was the relationship between Roderick Usher and Madeline?

• They were cousins

• They were twins

• They were strangers

• They were married

Why did Roderick decide to keep Madeline's body in the vault?

• Because he wanted to perform an autopsy

• Because he wanted to preserve her body

• Because of the nature of her illness and the distance to the graveyard

• Because he was afraid of grave robbers

What change occurred in Roderick's behavior after Madeline's death?

• He became more cheerful

• He went from room to room in a hurried step and showed great fear

• He started eating more

• He began to sleep more

What did the narrator hear while reading the story to Roderick?

• The sound of a clock ticking

• Distant sounds similar to those in the story

• The sound of rain

• The sound of birds chirping

What happened to the House of Usher at the end of the story?

• It was renovated

• It collapsed into the lake

• It was sold to a new owner

• It was struck by lightning