Characters
Setting
Vocabulary
Scene
Figurative Language
100

Why does the narrator hate the old man?

He think the old mans has an evil eye

100

Where does the narrator cut the old man's body at?

 the bathtub

100

What does conceive mean?

 think of an idea

100

How does the narrator kill the old man?

he smothered him using his bed/mattress

100

What is the figurative language: "Death in approaching him had stalked with his black shadow before him."

Personification 

200

Who does the narrator confess to that he did the murder?

The police

200

Where did the narrator bury the old man?

 the floorboards

200

What is Vex?

 when you annoy someone

200

Why does the narrator confess?

 He heard the old man's heartbeat

200

What is the figurative language: "A ray of light, like the thread of a spider."

Simile

300

What does the narrator compare the eye to?

 A Vulture's Eye

300

When does the narrator stalk the old man?

at midnight

300

What is acute

sharp/keen

300

Why does the police come?

A neighbor heard a shriek

300

What is the figurative language: "Yes, he was stone, stone dead."

Metaphor

400

What makes the narrator unusual?

He watches the old man sleep everynight

400

Where did the narrator kill the old man?

 the old man's bedroom

400
What is crevice?
What is a narrow crack?
400

What has the madness done for the narrator's senses?

Sharpened them

400
What is the figurative language: "I heard all things in the heavens, and in the earth."

Hyperbole

500

Why did the old man wake up?

The old man heard a noise/the narrator's finger slipped on the lantern making a noise


500

When does the narrator kill the old man?

The 8th night

500

What is audacity?

 shameless daring or bolding

500

What does the narrator want readers to believe?

That he is not insane

500

What is the figurative language: "Not destroyed, not dulled them."

Alliteration 

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