Tales Of Mystery And Imagination

31 Questions | By Cricafreitas16 | Last updated: Mar 19, 2022 | Total Attempts: 402

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1.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? "At Oxford I spent a lot of my time gambling."
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
2.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? "I decided to hide the body behind the walls of the cellar."
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
3.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? "Who is that? Who is mad enough to play games with us, and with death, in this way?."
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
4.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? ‘I opened the lantern a little and a thin ray of light fell on his eye.’
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
5.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? ‘But no one was brave enough now to enter the black room.’
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
6.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? `I was not bored or unhappy during my life at school.’
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
7.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? ‘One night I arrived home late. I was very, very drunk.’
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
8.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? ‘Do you really think that I am mad?’
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
9.

Which of the five stories do the following sentences come from? `I will read to you, and you can listen, and so we will pass this terrible night together.’
- A.
  
  The Black Cat
- B.
  
  The Fall of the House of Usher
- C.
  
  The Masque of the Red Death
- D.
  
  William Wilson
- E.
  
  The Tell-Tale Heart
10.

Use these five names to answer the questions: Who nearly took all the money of a man called Glendinning?
- A.
  
  Lady Madeleine Usher
- B.
  
  Roderick Usher
- C.
  
  The stranger ( in the Masque of the Red Death)
- D.
  
  William Wilson (the narrator)
- E.
  
  The old man (in the Tell-Tale Heart)
11.

Use these five names to answer the questions: Who could only eat food that almost had no taste?
- A.
  
  Lady Madeleine Usher
- B.
  
  Roderick Usher
- C.
  
  The stranger ( in the Masque of the Red Death)
- D.
  
  William Wilson (the narrator)
- E.
  
  The old man (in the Tell-Tale Heart)
12.

Use these five names to answer the questions: Who was buried alive in a vault under an old house?
- A.
  
  Lady Madeleine Usher
- B.
  
  Roderick Usher
- C.
  
  The stranger ( in the Masque of the Red Death)
- D.
  
  William Wilson (the narrator)
- E.
  
  The old man (in the Tell-Tale Heart)
13.

Use these five names to answer the questions: Who had the face of a dead man, covered with blood?
- A.
  
  Lady Madeleine Usher
- B.
  
  Roderick Usher
- C.
  
  The stranger ( in the Masque of the Red Death)
- D.
  
  William Wilson (the narrator)
- E.
  
  The old man (in the Tell-Tale Heart)
14.

Use these five names to answer the questions: Who had a pale blue eye like the eye of a vulture?
- A.
  
  Lady Madeleine Usher
- B.
  
  Roderick Usher
- C.
  
  The stranger ( in the Masque of the Red Death)
- D.
  
  William Wilson (the narrator)
- E.
  
  The old man (in the Tell-Tale Heart)
15.

Choose the best answer. Everybody was afraid of the Red Death because people _____.
- A.
  
  Wore red masks
- B.
  
  Had to wear red clothes
- C.
  
  Started to bleed from every part of their bodies
- D.
  
  Died when they saw the colour
16.

At Prince Prospero’s ball every man and woman was dressed _____.
- A.
  
  In red
- B.
  
  Like a terrible dream
- C.
  
  In white
- D.
  
  In beautiful clothes
17.

Roderick Usher had to choose his clothes very carefully because _____.
- A.
  
  Most of them hurt their skin
- B.
  
  His sister was ill
- C.
  
  He was very tall
- D.
  
  He didn't like black
18.

The man with the black cat got married _____.
- A.
  
  Three times
- B.
  
  When he was quite young
- C.
  
  When he was old
- D.
  
  To a woman who didn't like animals
19.

Prince Prospero invited _____ people to stay in one of his castles.
- A.
  
  A hundred (100)
- B.
  
  A thousand (1000)
- C.
  
  Two hundred
- D.
  
  Two thousand
20.

The narrator hid the old man’s body _____.
- A.
  
  Behind the wall in the cellar
- B.
  
  In a coffin in the vaults
- C.
  
  Under the wooden floors
- D.
  
  In the garden
21.

Lady Madeleine was Roderick Usher’s _____.
- A.
  
  Niece
- B.
  
  Aunt
- C.
  
  Friend
- D.
  
  Sister
22.

The man killed his wife with an axe because _____.
- A.
  
  She stopped him from killing the cat
- B.
  
  She didn't want to go to the cellar
- C.
  
  She wanted do leave him
- D.
  
  She killed the cat
23.

The Prince’s friends were all too frightened to _____ the masked stranger.
- A.
  
  Run towards
- B.
  
  Talk to
- C.
  
  Touch
- D.
  
  Look at
24.

Who said this? ‘Do you see how well built this house is? These walls, you will notice, are very strong.’
- A.
  
  The writer’s wife
- B.
  
  A neighbour
- C.
  
  A policeman
- D.
  
  The writer
25.

Who said this? ‘Who is mad enough to play games with us, and with death, in this way?’
- A.
  
  A friend
- B.
  
  Prince Prospero
- C.
  
  The writer
- D.
  
  The Red Death