The wild ______________ the narrator makes with his hands only make him seem more insane.
What are GESTICULATIONS?
What genre did Poe mostly write in?
What is Horror & Mystery?
How does the narrator kill the old man?
What is the narrator suffocates the old man with his mattress?
The narrator’s sense of hearing is so ________________ that he is able to hear bugs in the walls.
What is ACUTE?
Where in the house did the narrator kill the old man?
What is the narrator kills the old man in his bedroom? (or chamber)
What disease caused most of his family members to die?
What is Tuberculosis?
Who’s heartbeat was beating in the story?
What was the narrator's conscience? (or guilt)
As he sneaks into the old man’s chamber every night without waking him, the narrator carefully opens the door slightly, leaving only a ________________ where the light falls upon the eye.
What is CREVICE?
Where does the story take place? What is the setting?
The story takes place in the old man’s house, specifically in his bedroom.
Poe was described as being the "Master of Macabre". Macabre means the same as:
What is death, suspense, terrifying?
What type of conflict is in the story?
What is character vs. self, because of intense internal conflict within the narrator?
Because the narrator has nothing to fear, he practices _____________ and is courteous when speaking to the police.
What is SUAVITY?
Why is 1st person narration always unreliable?
What is because it is a limited POV?
Why is Poe’s death a mystery?
The medical records were not clear and no one knows exactly what caused his death.
What is a theme from "The Tell-Tale Heart"?
What is guilt can consume us and give us away?
John is in math honors. He has a ___________understanding of mathematics.
What is PROFOUND?
Aside from the eye, what is the narrator most concerned about?
He does not want to be thought of as "mad" or "crazy".
What do Rabies and Tuberculosis have in common?
What is they are both deadly?
What is the resolution of this story?
What is we can assume he was taken to jail or an insane asylum?