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Test your Bronte Knowledge on Name That Lie!

Join the game show where contestants must discern true statements from false ones about Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights." Will you be able to separate fact from fiction in this literary challenge?

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Test your Bronte Knowledge on Name That Lie!

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  1. Welcome to America’s Favorite Game Show

  2. Name That Lie!

  3. With Your Host

  4. Emily Bronte http://bbc.com

  5. Wuthering Heights was written by Charlotte Bronte

  6. Emily Bronte

  7. Emily and Charlotte Bronte were cousins

  8. Sisters

  9. The area of England where Wuthering Heights is set is Oxfordshire.

  10. Yorkshire

  11. At the beginning of Wuthering Heights, Lockwood is Heathcliff’s slave.

  12. Tenant

  13. The date carved above the threshold at Wuthering Heights is 1066.

  14. 1500

  15. The year in which Lockwood arrives at Wuthering Heights is _____________.

  16. 1801

  17. The distance from Wuthering Heights to the Grange is 20 miles

  18. Four miles

  19. The type of dog specifically identified in Ch. 1 is a poodle.

  20. Sheepdog

  21. Nelly Dean rescues Lockwood from the dogs.

  22. Zillah

  23. Zillah chases the dogs away by swinging a broom at them.

  24. A frying pan

  25. Lockwood spends the night at Wuthering Heights because Zillah invites him to sleep with her.

  26. There is a blizzard

  27. The name Nelly is carved three times into the ledge in the room where Lockwood sleeps.

  28. Catherine

  29. Since the name is carved three times, that means there were three Catherines.

  30. Two Catherines

  31. Lockwood receives a visit from the ghost of Emily Bronte.

  32. Catherine Earnshaw

  33. The name the ghost sobs is Catherine Howard.

  34. Catherine Linton

  35. The ghost rubs Lockwood’s wrist on the broken glass of the window until the sheets are covered with blood.

  36. Lockwood rubs the ghost’s wrists on the glass

  37. Joseph begs the ghost to come into the room.

  38. Heathcliff

  39. In Chapter IV, we learn that Nelly Dean is Heathcliff’s daughter-in-law.

  40. Catherine Heathcliff

  41. Hareton tells Lockwood the story of Wuthering Heights

  42. Nelly Dean

  43. Old Mr. Earnshaw finds Heathcliff on the street in Dublin and brings him home.

  44. Liverpool

  45. Hindley becomes upset because his banjo is broken.

  46. violin

  47. Heathcliff is described as looking like a Japanese person

  48. Gypsy

  49. Nelly Dean says that Hindley was much too fond of Heathcliff when they were children.

  50. Catherine

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