Chapter VII Quiz — Wuthering Heights
by Emily Bronte
Comprehension Quiz: Chapter VII
How long does Catherine stay at Thrushcross Grange before returning to Wuthering Heights?
- Two weeks
- Five weeks
- Three months
- One week
What does Hindley say when he tells Heathcliff to come greet Catherine?
- "Come say hello to your old friend."
- "You may come and wish Miss Catherine welcome, like the other servants."
- "Heathcliff, Catherine has been asking for you."
- "Come forward and show yourself, boy."
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
What does Heathcliff declare after Catherine comments on his dirty appearance?
- "I shall wash myself for your sake."
- "I shall be as dirty as I please: and I like to be dirty, and I will be dirty."
- "You have no right to judge me, Catherine."
- "I don't care what Edgar Linton thinks of me."
What condition does Mrs. Linton impose before allowing Edgar and Isabella to visit Wuthering Heights?
- That Catherine must stay at Thrushcross Grange in return
- That the children be kept apart from Heathcliff
- That Hindley promise not to drink
- That the visit last no longer than one afternoon
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
What does Heathcliff wish he had?
- More money and a horse of his own
- Light hair, a fair skin, and a chance of being as rich as Edgar
- A home far away from Wuthering Heights
- The strength to defeat Hindley in a fight
What does the word "discomfiture" mean as used in the phrase "enjoying his discomfiture"?
- Physical discomfort or pain
- Embarrassment and unease
- Anger and resentment
- Confusion and bewilderment
What does Nelly suggest about Heathcliff's parentage to cheer him up?
- That his parents were wealthy merchants from London
- That his father was Emperor of China and his mother an Indian queen
- That he was the lost heir to a noble Yorkshire family
- That Mr. Earnshaw was actually his real father
What provokes Heathcliff to throw hot apple sauce at Edgar Linton?
- Edgar calls Heathcliff a servant
- Edgar says Heathcliff's hair is "like a colt's mane over his eyes"
- Edgar tells Catherine that Heathcliff is beneath her
- Edgar refuses to shake Heathcliff's hand
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
What does "coxcomb" mean when Hindley says Heathcliff is "attempting the coxcomb"?
- A lazy idler
- A vain person overly concerned with appearance
- A troublemaker or rebel
- A thief or swindler
How does Catherine reach Heathcliff when he is locked in the garret?
- She steals the key from Hindley's pocket
- She convinces Joseph to unlock the door
- She climbs out one garret skylight, across the roof, and into another
- She breaks down the garret door herself
What does Heathcliff say he is thinking about at the end of the chapter?
- Running away from Wuthering Heights forever
- How to win Catherine's love back from Edgar
- How to settle how he shall pay Hindley back
- How to become a gentleman like Edgar Linton
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
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