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Wuthering Heights was written by Charlotte Bronte
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Emily Bronte
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Emily and Charlotte Bronte were cousins
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Sisters
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The area of England where Wuthering Heights is
set is Oxfordshire.
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Yorkshire
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At the beginning of Wuthering Heights, Lockwood
is Heathcliffs slave.
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Tenant
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The date carved above the threshold at Wuthering
Heights is 1066.
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1500
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The year in which Lockwood arrives at Wuthering
Heights is _____________.
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1801
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The distance from Wuthering Heights to the Grange
is 20 miles
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Four miles
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The type of dog specifically identified in Ch. 1
is a poodle.
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Sheepdog
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Nelly Dean rescues Lockwood from the dogs.
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Zillah
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Zillah chases the dogs away by swinging a broom
at them.
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A frying pan
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Lockwood spends the night at Wuthering Heights
because Zillah invites him to sleep with her.
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There is a blizzard
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The name Nelly is carved three times into the
ledge in the room where Lockwood sleeps.
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Catherine
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Since the name is carved three times, that means
there were three Catherines.
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Two Catherines
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Lockwood receives a visit from the ghost of Emily
Bronte.
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Catherine Earnshaw
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The name the ghost sobs is Catherine Howard.
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Catherine Linton
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The ghost rubs Lockwoods wrist on the broken
glass of the window until the sheets are covered
with blood.
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Lockwood rubs the ghosts wrists on the glass
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Joseph begs the ghost to come into the room.
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Heathcliff
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In Chapter IV, we learn that Nelly Dean is
Heathcliffs daughter-in-law.
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Catherine Heathcliff
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Hareton tells Lockwood the story of Wuthering
Heights
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Nelly Dean
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Old Mr. Earnshaw finds Heathcliff on the street
in Dublin and brings him home.
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Liverpool
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Hindley becomes upset because his banjo is broken.
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violin
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Heathcliff is described as looking like a
Japanese person
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Gypsy
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Nelly Dean says that Hindley was much too fond of
Heathcliff when they were children.
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Catherine
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Heathcliffs status in the family is ruined when
Joseph dies.
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Mr. Earnshaw
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Heathcliff is lying with his head in Nellys lap
when Mr. Earnshaw dies.
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Catherines lap
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Mr. Earnshaw dies in the month of March.
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October
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Catherine is bitten by a snake at Thrushcross
Grange
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Bitten by a dog
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After her accident, Catherine stays at the Grange
for five years.
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Five weeks
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Heathcliff throws a knife at Edgar for making fun
of his hair.
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Hot applesauce
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Heathcliff says he will someday pay Nelly back
for mistreating him.
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Hindley
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Hareton is the son of Hindley and Catherine
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Hareton and Frances
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Heathcliff runs away because Catherine is
pressuring him to marry her.
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He hears Catherine says that amrrying him would
be degrading.
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Catherine becomes ill because she has a cut on
her hand which becomes infected.
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She spends the night in the rain looking for
Heathcliff
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When Heatcliff returns, he is just as poor as he
was previously.
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Heathcliff has nice clothes, good manners, and
money.
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Heathcliff gambles with Hindley just for fun.
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In order to take his money.
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In Ch. 10, Nelly begins to show a romantic
interest in Heathcliff.
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Isabella
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Zillah says, I love him more than you ever loved
Edgar.
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Isabella says this
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This statement was made to Nelly.
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Catherine
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In Ch.11, Nelly learns that Heathcliff has taught
Joseph to swear at Hindley.
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Heathcliff has taught Hareton to swear
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Edgar asks the servants to throw Catherine out of
the house.
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Throw Heathcliff out of the house.
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Catherine throws Edgars hat in the fire.
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The Key
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After this confrontation, Catherine realizes that
she has blood on her dress.
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Blood on her lip
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Edgar tells Catherine she must choose between
Hindley and himself.
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Choose between Heathcliff and himself
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Catherine locks herself in the kitchen and
refuses to eat.
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Locks herself in her room
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Against Nellys wishes, Catherine opens the
window in the hope that she can see the village
of Gimmerton
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In the hope that she can see Wuthering Heights
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Heathcliff wants to marry Isabella because he is
madly in love with her.
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He wants to make Edgar suffer by abusing Isabella
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Isabella and Heathcliff have a huge wedding in a
cathedral in London.
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They elope
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After Catherine collapses, Heathcliff says he
will stay in the kitchen until he knows she is ok.
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In the garden
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Catherine dies shortly after giving birth to a
son.
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Daughter
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Catherine names her daughter Emily, after Emily
Bronte
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Catherine, after herself
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Catherines baby is born at 400 PM, just in time
for afternoon tea.
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Midnight
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Isabella leaves Heathcliff because he cheats on
her with Zillah.
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He is abusive to her, and she is pregnant
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Isabella names her child Edgar.
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Linton
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Linton is born in Paris
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London
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Edgar brings Linton back from London because
Isabella is in prison.
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Isabella is dead.
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Heathcliff tells Linton his mother was a saint.
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Slut
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When Cathy is sixteen, Nelly discovers that she
has been writing letters to Heathcliff.
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Linton
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Heathcliff has Catherines coffin opened so he
can steal her jewelry.
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Look at her face one more time.
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Heathcliff forces Cathy to marry Joseph against
her will.
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He forces Cathy to marry Linton.
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Heathcliff cant strike Cathy because he reminds
her too much of Edgar.
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Catherine, her mother
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Cathys physical feature which is most similar to
her mother is her nose
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The name of Catherines horse is Traveler
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Minny
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Eyes
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Cathy makes fun of Hareton because he cant speak
French
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Read
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Cathy eventually teaches Hareton how to program
computers
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Read
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As a way of apologizing to Hareton, Cathy gives
him a horse.
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Book
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After the deaths of Linton and Heathcliff, Cathy
marries Edgar.
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Hareton
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Villagers claim to see the ghosts of Catherine
and Edgar wandering the moors together at the end
of the novel
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Catherine and Heathcliff
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Catherine and Hareton plan to live at Wuthering
Heights
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Thrushcross Grange
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Lockwood says that Wuthering Heights will be left
to the use of such fools as choose to inhabit
it.
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Such ghosts
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Emily Bronte wrote six more novels after
Wuthering Heights.
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Zero
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Emily Bronte did not write any more novels
because she went blind before she had the
opportunity.
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She died
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The cause of Emily Brontes death was
complications from childbirth
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Tuberculosis