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If only Mr Earnshaw had left Heathcliff to his own devices, instead of adopting him to be companion to his children Hindley and Catherine, things would have turned out quite differently in Emily Bronte's masterpiece.
8 Wuthering Heights quizzes and 80 Wuthering Heights trivia questions.
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  Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This quiz deals with one of the most passionate love stories ever written - "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte.
Average, 10 Qns, Creedy, Dec 31 16
Recommended for grades: 11,12
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  "Wuthering Heights" Quotes   great trivia quiz  
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See if you can identify the speaker of these memorable quotes from Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights".
Average, 10 Qns, pagiedamon, Feb 17 18
Recommended for grades: 11,12
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  Heathcliff from "Wuthering Heights"   top quiz  
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This quiz is about Heathcliff, the fascinating main character in "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte.
Average, 10 Qns, pagiedamon, Dec 31 16
Recommended for grades: 11,12
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pagiedamon gold member
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  Calling All Wuthering Heights Fans    
Multiple Choice
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I hope you enjoy this quiz, should be easy if you've seen the many film versions. I still think the Laurence Olivier film was the best version.
Easier, 10 Qns, pippa_sue, Aug 03 18
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Aug 03 18
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  The Ultimate Wuthering Heights Quiz    
Multiple Choice
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A quiz on Emily Bronte's only novel.
Average, 10 Qns, emeraldstar, Mar 31 17
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  Relationships in 'Wuthering Heights'    
Multiple Choice
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The family tree in 'Wuthering Heights' is rather confusing. Can you remember how everyone's related? Hint: I shall refer to the older Catherine as Catherine and the younger Catherine as Cathy. This is very important!
Average, 10 Qns, Ariana_Lang, Dec 31 16
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  Wuthering Heights Quiz Challenge    
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This is my quiz on Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights." Keep in mind that I'm going to call Catherine Earnshaw 'Catherine', and Catherine Linton (the younger one) 'Cathy'. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, neenee666, Dec 31 16
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  Wuthering Heights: 10 Questions    
Multiple Choice
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This is one of my favorite novels, written by the wonderful Emily Brontë one year before her death. None of the questions have to do with any of the movie versions. Enjoy! P.S. Catherine refers to the first generation, Cathy refers to her daughter.
Difficult, 10 Qns, Dqmwfan24601, Nov 11 17
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What is the name of Hindley's wife?

From Quiz "Wuthering Heights"





Wuthering Heights Trivia Questions
1. What is the name of the two doomed lovers in "Wuthering Heights"?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

Answer: Catherine and Heathcliff

Catherine and Heathcliff's love is one of the most disturbing and doomed love stories ever to be written. Their passionate natures cannot be contained within the bounds of any human relationship, and it is only at the close of the book that the two are united on another spiritual level way above that of the human condition. Right from the commencement of the novel, the bond between the two is one of dark obsession. It cannot be broken.

2. The main female character, Catherine Earnshaw, is Heathcliff's only friend after Mr. Earnshaw dies. What is the name of Catherine's brother, who nothing short of detests Heathcliff?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Hindley

After Mr. Earnshaw brings Heathcliff home from a trip, Hindley immediately dislikes him. Catherine, however, is instantly friends with him, and they constantly explore the surrounding marshy area. However, after Mr. Earnshaw dies, Hindley takes possession of the house, and kicks Heathcliff out to become a servant, while Catherine still hangs out with him occasionally.

3. At the beginning of "Wuthering Heights", who asked the seemingly benign question, "Now, my bonny man, I'm going to Liverpool to-day, what shall I bring you?"

From Quiz "Wuthering Heights" Quotes

Answer: Old Mr. Earnshaw

The late Mr. Earnshaw uttered these ironic words, as he returned with nothing that Hindley (or Catherine) wanted. Instead, he brought home Heathcliff.

4. Mr. Earnshaw returns from a trip with a strange orphan, whom he names Heathcliff. What is Heathcliff's real name?

From Quiz Heathcliff from "Wuthering Heights"

Answer: The reader never learns

The reader never finds out what Heathcliff's real name is, nor does one ever learn anything about his childhood. Mr. Earnshaw names him after one of his own deceased children. In his youth, Heathcliff simply goes by his Christian name, and as an adult he becomes Mr. Heathcliff.

5. Lets start off with an easy one. How does Lockwood fit into the story?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: He's the new tenant at Thrushcross Grange

Lockwood came as Heathcliff's new tenant at the Grange. He didn't stay for very long, though.

6. Who is the mother of Linton Heathcliff?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Isabella

Isabella is the sister-in-law of Catherine Linton. Nelly is the housekeeper at Thrushcross Grange.

7. Where does Mr Earnshaw find Heathcliff?

From Quiz Calling All Wuthering Heights Fans

Answer: Liverpool

He brings home the little boy after finding him starving.

8. Nelly, the housekeeper first at Wuthering Heights, then at Thrushcross Grange, then back at Wuthering Heights, is telling the story to Mr. Lockwood. Why is Mr. Lockwood able to sit and listen to the story for so long?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: He is sick in bed

Mr. Lockwood, while staying at Thrushcross Grange, develops a severe cold, and Nelly, the current housekeeper there, begins to tell her story, after Lockwood's inquiries, about Heathcliff and the others at Wuthering Heights.

9. Which character passionately demanded to know: "When would you catch me wishing to have what Catherine wanted?"

From Quiz "Wuthering Heights" Quotes

Answer: Heathcliff

Heathcliff spoke these words in disgust when he witnessed how Edgar and Isabella Linton fought one another. He stated that he could never wish for anything that Catherine wanted for herself.

10. What does Catherine ask her father to bring her back from Liverpool?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: a whip

Catherine asked for a whip, Hindley asked for a fiddle, and Mr. Earnshaw said that he was going to bring back apples and pears for Nelly. However, instead of getting what they wanted, they got Heathcliff!

11. Who is Isabella's brother?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Edgar Linton

Heathcliff is her husband, Linton her son, and Hindley her sister-in-law's brother.

12. What is Cathy's brother called?

From Quiz Calling All Wuthering Heights Fans

Answer: Hindley

Hindley is very cruel to Heathcliff as a child.

13. What is the name of the woman Heathcliff marries and treats abominably?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

Answer: Isabella

On Heathcliff's return to the area, after an absence of three years, he has become a darkly brooding, handsome man. Isabella, whose fate is interwoven by several threads to the two main protagonists in this story, is somewhat empty-headed and has been spoiled as a child. She thinks Heathcliff is a hero from a romantic novel and falls in love with him, in spite of Catherine warning her of his real nature. She fails to listen and Heathcliff takes advantage of her infatuation, marries her, and subsequently treats her dreadfully. She manages to escape and flees to London where she gives birth to a sickly male child. She dies some years later when the child is a young boy, and Heathcliff manages to gain possession of the child for his own dark scheme which is revealed throughout the unfolding of the novel.

14. "You may come and wish Miss Catherine welcome, like the other servants". Who condescendingly spoke these words?

From Quiz "Wuthering Heights" Quotes

Answer: Hindley

Hindley derided Heathcliff's low status when Catherine returned from her five week stay at Thrushcross Grange. Hindley had always despised Heathcliff, and enjoyed lowering his situation in life.

15. What happens to Heathcliff upon Mr. Earnshaw's death?

From Quiz Heathcliff from "Wuthering Heights"

Answer: He becomes reduced to servant status at Wuthering Heights.

For unknown reasons, Hindley does not throw Heathcliff to the streets. Instead, he treats him cruelly and counts him as a servant.

16. What does Catherine do when she firsts meets Heathcliff?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Spits at him

Catherine and Hindley weren't too impressed when their father brought home Heathcliff. Hindley never gets over his disliking of Heathcliff. Catherine, on the other hand, is a completely different story.

17. Who narrates most of the story?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Nelly Dean

Nelly Dean is the housekeeper, first at Wuthering Heights, then at Thrushcross Grange.

18. Whom does Catherine marry?

From Quiz Relationships in 'Wuthering Heights'

Answer: Edgar

19. Why does Heathcliff run away?

From Quiz Calling All Wuthering Heights Fans

Answer: He overhears Cathy saying that she would never marry him

You should never listen at doors!

20. Catherine has a daughter. What is the name of that girl's first husband?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

Answer: Linton

Linton is the sickly and weak child of Heathcliff and Isabella. After Heathcliff regains control of the boy, he takes him back to Wuthering Heights which has now become his as a result of Hindley's drunken, gambling, foolish behaviour. Linton is absolutely terrified of his father and does whatever Heathcliff tells him to. This includes being nice to Catherine's daughter whom Heathcliff manages to lure to Wuthering Heights before imprisoning her there. Linton is bullied by Heathcliff into marrying her shortly before Linton's death.

21. What is the name of Isabella and Heathcliff's son?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Linton

Isabella is temporarily obsessed with Heathcliff, thinking she is in love with him. However, after they are married, she realizes how horrible he really is, and runs away from him. But, soon afterwards she has a son, whom she names Linton, which is weird because that is her maiden name.

22. Which character noted: "Proud people breed sad sorrows for themselves"?

From Quiz "Wuthering Heights" Quotes

Answer: Nelly

Nelly scolded Heathcliff for his jealousy over Edgar Linton. She thought Heathcliff should imagine a great lineage for himself (maybe he was a prince!) and count his blessings.

23. Why does Heathcliff leave Wuthering Heights?

From Quiz Heathcliff from "Wuthering Heights"

Answer: He overhears Catherine saying that she could never marry him.

Heathcliff never discloses where he goes when he leaves Wuthering Heights. Nelly suspects that he has been in the military, due to his upright carriage and stern demeanor.

24. What does Heathcliff use to keep track of the days that Catherine has spent with him?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: dots

He uses dots for the days that Catherine has spent with him and crosses for the days that she has spent with the Lintons.

25. Whom does Cathy marry or plan to?

From Quiz Relationships in 'Wuthering Heights'

Answer: Both

And they were both her cousins. Ewww...

26. Who does Cathy Earnshaw eventually marry?

From Quiz Calling All Wuthering Heights Fans

Answer: Edgar Linton

She went for his wealth and position.

27. Whom did Catherine marry?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

Answer: Isabella's brother

Edgar and Isabella Linton meet Catherine and Heathcliff when all four are in their early teens. Catherine is drawn to Edgar, but only on a surface level. Heathcliff will always be her one true obsessive love. Edgar is from a comfortably off background and is socially acceptable. Heathcliff, though, is a child of the streets and at that stage in their lives, being brutalised and treated cruelly by Catherine's brother, Hindley. Catherine and Hindley's father has died by that time, and Wuthering Heights has become Hindley's.

28. How does Catherine die?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Having Cathy, following an unnamed sickness

After Edgar and Heathcliff have a sort of falling out, Catherine refuses to leave her room for days, not eating or drinking anything, which causes months of a slowly worsening sickness not named in the book. She dies a few hours after having her daughter, whom Edgar names Catherine, but calls Cathy.

29. "Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same". Which Bronte female delivered this famous quote?

From Quiz "Wuthering Heights" Quotes

Answer: Catherine

Catherine made this famous statement regarding her bond with Heathcliff. She also compared Heathcliff to lightning and Edgar to moonbeam.

30. How does Heathcliff get Cathy to marry Linton?

From Quiz Wuthering Heights

Answer: Imprisons her until she agrees

Heathcliff imprisons them in his house, then tells everyone they'd gotten lost and nearly drowned in the bog.

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