Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Quizzes
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When was Wuthering Heights first published?
When was Wuthering Heights first published?
1847
Who are the two primary narrators in Wuthering Heights?
Who are the two primary narrators in Wuthering Heights?
Mr Lockwood and Mrs Ellen Dean
From where did Mr Earnshaw bring Heathcliff to Wuthering Heights?
From where did Mr Earnshaw bring Heathcliff to Wuthering Heights?
Liverpool
What is Catherine Earnshaw's tragic flaw?
What is Catherine Earnshaw's tragic flaw?
Trying to reconcile irreconcilable parts
After inheriting Wuthering Heights, what did Hindley do to Heathcliff?
After inheriting Wuthering Heights, what did Hindley do to Heathcliff?
Reduced him to status of a servant
What does Edgar Linton represent in the novel?
What does Edgar Linton represent in the novel?
Civilised, conventional society
What does the relationship between Cathy and Hareton represent?
What does the relationship between Cathy and Hareton represent?
Hope for redemption and renewal
Why did Heathcliff marry Isabella Linton?
Why did Heathcliff marry Isabella Linton?
To hurt Edgar & control her property
Despite his degraded upbringing, what quality does Hareton retain?
Despite his degraded upbringing, what quality does Hareton retain?
Essential goodness and dignity
How does Heathcliff use his son Linton in his revenge scheme?
How does Heathcliff use his son Linton in his revenge scheme?
Forces him to marry Cathy for property