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Simple quiz designed as a review/pretest, for freshman

Questions and Answers

1.

What nonhuman animal appears on Montressor's coat of arms?
- A.
  
  A dog
- B.
  
  A rat
- C.
  
  A serpent
- D.
  
  A bear
Correct Answer
C. A serpent

Explanation
Montressor's family coat is a human foot stepping on a serpent wwho is biting it's ankle.

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2.

What does Fortunado dress up as for the carnival?
- A.
  
  A bullfighter
- B.
  
  A black-masked villain
- C.
  
  A court jester
- D.
  
  A Freanch musketeer
Correct Answer
C. A court jester

Explanation
Fortunado dresses up as a court jester for the carnival. This is evident from the context of the question, which asks about his costume for the carnival. A court jester is a traditional character known for wearing colorful and eccentric clothing, often with a pointed hat with bells. This choice aligns with Fortunado's playful and flamboyant personality, as well as the festive atmosphere of the carnival.

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3.

With what does Fortunado indicate to Montressor that he is a Mason?
- A.
  
  A hand signal
- B.
  
  A trowel
- C.
  
  A secret slogan
- D.
  
  A piece of paper
Correct Answer
A. A hand signal

Explanation
Fortunado indicates to Montressor that he is a Mason through a hand signal. This suggests that the Masons have a secret code or communication system that they use among themselves. The hand signal serves as a way for Fortunado to identify himself as a member of the Masons to Montressor. This detail adds to the mysterious and secretive atmosphere of the story, as it implies that there is a hidden world of secret societies and symbols operating beneath the surface of everyday life.

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4.

The author of "The Cask of Amontillado" is ___________________.

Correct Answer
Edgar Allen Poe

Explanation
Edgar Allen Poe is the correct answer because he is the well-known author of "The Cask of Amontillado." Poe was a renowned American writer and poet, famous for his dark and macabre tales. "The Cask of Amontillado" is one of his most famous short stories, known for its suspenseful plot and themes of revenge. Poe's unique writing style and ability to create a chilling atmosphere make him the unmistakable author of this literary masterpiece.

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5.

What's the last thing that Montressor hears from inside Fortunado's "tomb"?
- A.
  
  Rat footsteps
- B.
  
  A rooster's crow
- C.
  
  Water dripping
- D.
  
  Jingling bells
Correct Answer
D. Jingling bells

Explanation
The last thing that Montressor hears from inside Fortunado's "tomb" is jingling bells. This suggests that Fortunado is still alive and conscious, as the sound of the bells indicates that he is struggling and trying to escape. The jingling bells add to the suspense and horror of the story, as it implies that Fortunado is aware of his impending doom but unable to do anything about it.

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The Cask Of Amontillado Quiz

What nonhuman animal appears on Montressor's coat of arms?

What does Fortunado dress up as for the carnival?

With what does Fortunado indicate to Montressor that he is a Mason?

The author of "The Cask of Amontillado" is ___________________.

What's the last thing that Montressor hears from inside Fortunado's "tomb"?