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Fall of the House of Usher Part 1

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

At the beginning of the story, who is the narrator on his way to visit?

a)

Jonathan Smith

b)

Dr. Hyde

c)

Madeline Usher

d)

Roderick Usher

2.

How do the narrator and Usher know eachother?

a)

They are childhood friends

b)

They worked together

c)

The narrator dated Usher's sister

d)

They are penpals

3.

Why did the narrator decide to visit Usher?

a)

He was nearby

b)

Usher wrote to him and asked him to come

c)

He misses Usher

d)

He wanted to get out of the city

4.

Why did Usher ask the narrator to visit him?

a)

Usher is throwing a party.

b)

It is the narrator's birthday

c)

Usher is sick

d)

Usher misses the narrator

5.

What is strange about the Usher family?

a)

Each generation has a lot of children

b)

There is only one branch of the family each generation

c)

They move a lot

d)

They have a lot of pets

6.

What is the outside of the house like?

a)

Small and quaint

b)

Large and beautiful

c)

Modern

d)

Neglected and gloomy

7.

What is the inside of the house like?

a)

Dark and uncomfortable

b)

Warm and welcoming

c)

Small and cozy

d)

Light and airy

8.

Who does the narrator meet on the staircase?

a)

Usher

b)

Madeline

c)

The family doctor

d)

The maid

9.

Who is Madeline?

a)

Usher's mom

b)

Usher's wife

c)

Usher's sister

d)

The narrator's sister

10.

What illness does Madeline have?

a)

No one knows

b)

Pnuemonia

c)

Epilepsy

d)

Tuberculosis

11.

How is Usher acting?

a)

Happy and energetic

b)

Agitated and gloomy

c)

Nervous and shy

d)

Normal

12.

How does Madeline's condition change on the first night of the narrator's visit?

a)

She is suddenly cured

b)

She starts to feel better

c)

She starts to feels worse and takes to her bed

d)

She feels worse and goes to the hospital

13.

Who wrote The Fall of the House of Usher?

a)

Nathaniel Hawthorne

b)

William Shakespeare

c)

Emily Dickinson

d)

Edgar Allan Poe