Question

i. multiple choice (1 point each)

1. gothic literature originated with a germanic tribe called

a. the danes c. the celts
b. the goths d. the druids

1. what is the name of the theatre that shakespeare himself worked at and performed his plays

in?
a. may river
b. the globe
c. the park
d. the dome

1. what is the structure, or form, of frankenstein?

a. gothic c. epistolary
b. romantic d. prose

1. who wrote the gothic novel frankenstein?

a. edgar allan poe c. mary shelley
b. william wordsworth d. william shakespeare

1. why is hamlet so angry with his mother?

a. her incestualized actions
b. her grief for his father
c. her revelry
d. her boastfulness

1. why is ophelia warned by laertes about hamlet?

a. laertes feels that hamlet is going insane
b. laertes must side with his father about hamlet
c. laertes feels that ophelia is being used.
d. laertes knows hamlet’s secret.

Explanation:

Question 1

Gothic literature's name origin is linked to the Goths, a Germanic tribe. The Danes, Celts, and Druids are not the source of Gothic literature's naming.

Shakespeare worked and performed his plays at The Globe Theatre. May River, The Park, and The Dome are not associated with his theatrical work.

Frankenstein is structured as an epistolary novel (told through letters). Gothic is a genre style, Romantic is the broader literary movement, and "Prose" is a general writing form, not the specific structure here.

Answer:

B. The Goths

Question 2