Emily Brontë - Quiz
A) A globe of the world B) A collection of poetry books C) A set of fountain pens D) A box of toy soldiers
A) Gondal and Haworth B) Yorkshire and London C) The Young Men and the Twelves D) Glass Town and Angria
A) Byronic heroes B) The King of England and his advisors C) The Duke of Wellington and his sons D) Scottish Highlanders
A) Thirteen B) Seventeen C) Ten D) Twenty
A) Angria B) Haworth C) Gondal D) Glass Town
A) Augusta Geraldine Almeda B) Charlotte Brontë C) Anne Brontë D) The Queen of the Twelves
A) The Scottish Highlander B) The Duke of Wellington C) The soldiers from Glass Town D) The children's father
A) The Young Men B) Glass Town C) The Life of Alexander Percy D) Gondal Tales
A) Seventeen B) Fifteen C) Twenty D) Thirteen
A) Homesickness and resistance to routine B) She failed her exams C) She became a teacher at Law Hill D) She was needed at home to cook
A) December 1827 B) September 1840 C) September 1838 D) April 1839
A) Eight hours B) Ten hours C) Seventeen hours D) Twelve hours
A) Anne Brontë B) The house dog C) The other teachers D) The Duke of Wellington
A) French B) Italian C) German D) Latin
A) Piano B) Violin C) Harp D) Flute
A) Branwell B) Patrick Brontë C) Elizabeth Gaskell D) Ellen Nussey
A) Blackwood's Magazine B) Punch C) The Times D) The London Gazette
A) Physics B) Latin C) Mathematics D) Chemistry
A) Seven B) Forty-two C) Twelve D) Twenty-nine
A) Carrying a loaded gun B) Sleeping during the day C) Walking barefoot D) Writing in secret codes
A) Branwell Brontë B) Ellen Nussey C) Elizabeth Gaskell D) Emily Brontë
A) Their Irish accent B) Their lack of religious faith C) Their political affiliations D) Their poor clothing
A) Charlotte B) Anne C) Maria D) Branwell
A) Pilgrim's Progress B) The Odyssey C) Paradise Lost D) Aesop's Fables
A) 1830 B) 1820 C) 1825 D) 1824
A) Penzance Institute B) Cowan Bridge Seminary C) Haworth Academy D) Clergy Daughters' School
A) Seven B) Six C) Eight D) Five
A) She reads very prettily B) She struggles to read C) She is illiterate D) She reads extensively
A) Jane Eyre B) Maria Branwell C) Elizabeth Smith D) Tabby Ackroyd
A) Jane Eyre B) Agnes Grey C) Wuthering Heights D) Villette
A) 1818 B) 1850 C) 1848 D) 1847
A) Currer Bell B) Charlotte Brontë C) Ellis Bell D) Acton Bell
A) 32 B) 35 C) 30 D) 28
A) A private tutor B) Elizabeth Branwell C) Patrick Brontë D) Maria Branwell
A) London B) Brussels C) Thornton D) Haworth
A) Penzance B) Bradford C) Haworth D) Thornton
A) Perpetual curate B) Doctor C) Schoolmaster D) Merchant
A) Air pollution B) Poor diet C) Lack of sunlight D) Contaminated water supply
A) 1846 B) 1844 C) 1840 D) 1842
A) Heger Pensionnat B) Brontë Boarding School C) Wheelwright School D) Haworth Academy
A) They were too young for the class B) They did not have enough books C) They were Protestants in a Catholic-majority setting D) They refused to speak French
A) Laetitia Wheelwright B) Madame Heger C) Mrs Gaskell D) Charlotte Brontë
A) It was higher than Charlotte's B) It was lower than the other students C) It was strictly logical and lacked creativity D) It was hindered by her lack of formal training
A) A great navigator B) A school headmistress C) A professional musician D) A famous poet
A) Franz Schubert B) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart C) Ludwig van Beethoven D) Johann Sebastian Bach
A) Louise de Bassompierre B) Laetitia Wheelwright C) Charlotte Brontë D) Madame Heger
A) December 1843 B) January 1846 C) February 1844 D) Autumn 1845
A) Derek Roper B) Charlotte C) Fannie Ratchford D) Anne
A) No coward soul is mine B) Agnes Grey C) Wuthering Heights D) The Professor
A) Aylott & Jones B) Penguin Books C) The Athenaeum D) The Critic
A) Twenty-one B) Nineteen C) Fifteen D) Twenty-five
A) Two B) Fifty C) Twenty D) Zero
A) The London Times B) The Critic C) The Athenaeum D) The Monthly Review
A) Charlotte Brontë B) Anne Brontë C) Smith, Elder & Co. D) Thomas Cautley Newby
A) Rob Roy B) Agnes Grey C) Jane Eyre D) The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
A) 1850 B) After 1848 C) 1849 D) 1847
A) Jane Eyre B) Agnes Grey C) The Tenant of Wildfell Hall D) Rob Roy
A) Juliet Gardiner B) Charlotte Brontë C) Walter Scott D) Thomas Cautley Newby
A) A critic for the periodical Atlas B) Juliet Gardiner C) Thomas Joudrey D) Charlotte Brontë |
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