WorksheetsWuthering Heights Ch22 - end
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How does Heathcliff get Cathy to visit Linton?
a)
He appeals to her pity and sensitivity concerning Linton's loneliness and broken heart.
b)
He brainwashes her
c)
He kidnaps her
d)
He sings her a song
2.
Linton is not very likable. Why do you think Cathy cares for him?
a)
Although he is sickly he is beautiful and speaks persuasively
b)
Although he is selfish, miserable, and sickly, he is the only person around who is her own age and class.
c)
Although he is stunted he is very interesting and well read
d)
He is actually lovely
3.
Where do Cathy and Linton meet by choice?
a)
They only meet at Costa because it's the only place to get a decent coffee in Yorkshire
b)
They only meet at Thrushcross Grange because it is cold and the house is well heated
c)
They only meet at Wuthering Heights because Linton is too ill to go anywhere else
d)
They meet on the moors because each is forbidden to go to the other's household.
4.
Why does Heathcliff want Cathy and Linton to marry?
a)
The union is the only way to unify the families
b)
It is through their union and Linton's early death that he will control Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange
c)
Heathcliff wants his son to understand what it is to be in love before he dies
d)
He likes to stir trouble. Any trouble.
5.
Why is it necessary for Heathcliff to kidnap Cathy and Nelly?
a)
He must get Cathy married to Linton before Edgar dies, in order to have his full revenge
b)
He likes the ideas of Cathy living at Wuthering Heights
c)
He wants Edgar to die at Thrushcross Grange alone
6.
Why does Linton help Cathy escape to see her father?
a)
He has a strong moral compass
b)
He is tired of her crying
c)
He hates his father
7.
How has Heathcliff arranged to finally be with Catherine?
a)
He writes his and her story and gets a book deal
b)
He co-writes a hit single with Kate Bush that goes to number 1 on the international charts
c)
He has been studying the occult and learned how to join ghosts on the moor
d)
He has bribed the gravedigger to remove the near sides of their coffins so that their dust may mingle.
8.
After Linton dies, what is left for Cathy?
a)
£4000
b)
His puppy
c)
Thrushcross Grange an Wuthering Heights
d)
She has no money and is a prisoner at Wuthering Heights.
9.
Why is Hareton trying to learn to read?
a)
to get a good job
b)
because Lit happens
c)
to impress Cathy
d)
to read the works on the Brontes
10.
Heathcliff abuses Hareton and tries to see Hindley in his features, but who does he really see?
a)
Frances Earnshaw
b)
Mr Earnshaw
c)
Catherine [1]
11.
How has Wuthering Heights changed in Mr. Lockwood's absence?
a)
It's been painted green and white
b)
There are roses growing on the walls
c)
It has had a roof terrace with a sun deck added
d)
The gates and windows are unlocked and the house has a cheerful air. Cathy and Hareton are obviously in love with each other
12.
How did Heathcliff change towards the end?
a)
He realised that revenge was the only way to recover from the events of his childhood
b)
He became obsessed with writing his version of events
c)
He lost his will for revenge. He became absorbed in Catherine's spirit and longed only to be with her.
13.
How is Heathcliff's death like Catherine's?
a)
They both called to the angels
b)
They both fasted before death
c)
They both ranted and raged
d)
They both prayed
14.
How is the bitterness and hatred in the story finally overcome?
a)
It isn't
b)
Through the telling of stories
c)
Everybody dies and so there is no longer anyone to hate
d)
By the love of Cathy and Hareton. The two houses are united and happy once more.
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