In the end of our selection of Lewis’ “The Monk,” the monk adds what deadly sin to his ever-increasing list?

The state of a character being in conflict with him/herself is called __________.

In “The Castle of Otranto,” readers encounter this sentence: “At that instant the portrait of his grandfather, which hung over the bench where they had been sitting, uttered a deep sigh, and heaved its breast.” What literary technique is Walpole employing in this sentence?

In Walpole’s “The Castle of Otranto,” what kind of narrator do we have?

Which author is credited with flipping (his or her) house HGTV-Gothic-Style and kicking off the gothic revival in England?

Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “The Cry of the Children” contains how many stanzas?

In Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s sonnet 21, which of the following is not developed as a theme?

How many stanzas is Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s sonnet 21?

True or False. The children in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “The Cry of the Children” believe God hears their prayers.

True or False. Elizabeth Barrett Browning is serving as a “voice for the voiceless” by composing “The Cry of the Children.”