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Wuthering Heights
by
Emily Brontë
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Wuthering Heights: Themes (For the Most Part) True or False
1.
Without what as such a predominant theme, Wuthering Heights would just be a thwarted love story? -> Family
True
False
2.
It's tough to really call Wuthering Heights a what, since the two lovers spend so much time making each other miserable? -> Ghost story
True
False
3.
What in Wuthering Heights are a source of violence, alienation, jealousy, and greed? -> Family
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False
4.
Heathcliff avoids physical illness, but his love for Catherine causes an extraordinary amount of what? -> Suffering
True
False
5.
Brontë offers all sorts of smaller examples of what – such as when Isabella runs off with Heathcliff and Edgar disowns her? -> Violence
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