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Tales and Imagination

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  • :a feeling of deep sadness and hopelessness.
    Gloom
  • Who is the author of the stories we read?
    Edgar Allan Poe
  • Where did the murderer put the old man´s body and his ´tell-tale heart´?
    Under the floor
  • Who nearly took all the money of a man named Glendinning?
    William Wilson
  • It is a feeling of great fear and dislike.
    HORROR
  • The Prince´s friends were all too frightened to ______ the masked stranger.
    touch
  • :to move suddenly by accident, and fall or almost fall.
    Slip
  • Which of the five stories do this sentence come from? ´At Oxford I spent a lot of time gambling.´
    William Wilson
  • Which of the five stories does this sentence come from? ´He painted strange pictures, and sang mysterious songs with wild words.´
    The fall of the House of Usher
  • :making pictures in your mind
    Imagination
  • What was the name of Roderick Usher´s sister?
    Lady Madeliene Usher
  • Who had a pale blue eye like the eye of a vulture?
    The old man
  • The man killed his wife with an axe because _________.
    she stopped him killing the cat.
  • ´But no one was brave enough now to enter the black room.´
    The Masque of the Red Death
  • Who was buried alive in a vault under an old house?
    Lady Medeleine Usher
  • :the sound of a bell in a clock.
    chime
  • Every night the man opened the old man´s door to put his ______ inside the room.
    his head
  • Everybody was afraid of the Red Death because people ______.
    started to bleed from every part of their bodies.
  • :very great fear.
    Terror
  • What was next to the House of Usher, and finally closed over it?
    A Lake
  • WHO had the face of a dead man, covered with blood?´´
    THE STRANGER (TELL-TALE
  • :with a sick mind.
    Mad
  • Lady Madeleine´s coffin was taken to _________.
    the vaults
  • At Prince Prospero´s ball every man and woman dressed _______.
    in white.
  • The narrator of the Black Cat kills his wife with an...
    AXE
  • :very bad, very wrong
    Evil
  • On the ________ night he started opening the door even more carefully.
    eighth
  • :a wide loose coat without sleeves.
    Cloak
  • Which of the five stories does this line come from? ´I opened the lantern a little and a thin ray of light fell on his eye.´
    The Tell-Tale Heart
  • Who could only eat food that almost had no taste?
    Roderick Usher
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