Gothic genres

Question 1

What is the primary setting characteristic of Gothic literature?

Answer 1

Castles, old mansions, and monasteries.

Question 2

Name two famous Gothic novels from the 19th century.

Answer 2

“Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley and “Dracula” by Bram Stoker.

Question 3

Which element of Gothic literature involves the presence of the supernatural?

Answer 3

Supernatural occurrences or beings, such as ghosts, vampires, or unexplained phenomena.

Question 4

How is the atmosphere commonly described in Gothic literature?

Answer 4

Dark, mysterious, and foreboding, often with a sense of decay and dread.

Question 5

What type of emotional experience is frequently explored in
Gothic fiction?

Answer 5

Intense emotions such as terror, horror, and awe.

Question 6

How does the narrative structure of “Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde” contribute to its Gothic elements?

Answer 6

different viewpoints, letters, and a broken-up storyline creates mystery and suspense, which are typical features of Gothic literature’s complex plots.

Question 7

In what year was “The Castle of Otranto” published?

Answer 7

1764

Question 8

Which country did the Gothic genre originate in?

Answer 8

England