Gothic Features
Name the technique
What is the word?
What is a synonym?
100

What is an example of a gothic setting? 

Castles, Forest , Abandoned/ Isolated buildings, the Moors, Nighttime 

100
The sky was as dark as a shadow

simile

100

events beyond scientific understanding

supernatural

100

supernatural

Eerie, ghostlike, magical, miraculous, otherworldly, spiritual, weird, witchlike, wizardly

200

What is an example of a gothic character?

Innocent Victim, Vampires, Werewolves, Ghosts/Monsters, Scary rich person, Antihero 

200

the castle wall was a serpent, wrapping around me

metaphor

200

a feeling that something bad will happen; fearful apprehension

foreboding

200

decaying

Collapsing, crumbling, deteriorating, decomposing, disintegrating

300

What is an advanced adjective to describe Gothic?

dark, gloomy, obscure, eerie, insidious, malevolent, ominous  

300

 I thought the ghost had finally left. I thought wrong...

Ellipses 

300

shrunken or wrinkled from age or disease

withered

300

foreboding

Dread, premonition, apprehension

400

What is an element or theme of Gothic Literature? 

Darkness/ Night, Death, Good vs Evil, Mystery/ Secrets, Creepy Weather, Bad Omens, Melodrama, Nightmares

400

he felt his heart was pounding with fear that clutched his body

using the 5 senses

400

repulsively ugly or distorted

grotesque

400

grotesque

Disgusting, harsh, unpleasant, jarring, obscene

500

What is an example of a Gothic novel or short story? 

The Red Room, Dracula, The Woman in Black, Rebecca

500

the dark towers glared and jumped out at me

personifcation

500

dark, shadowy or obscure

tenebrous 

500

tenebrous

Dim, dingy, somber, obscure, sunless,