The Tell-Tale Heart
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- Q1What does the narrator try to convince the reader he is NOT?StupidEvilMad30s
- Q2What had the madness done for the narrator's senses?destroyed themnothing muchsharpened them30s
- Q3Why does the narrator want to kill the old man?He wants the old man's goldhe old man's eye vexes himHe hates the old man30s
- Q4In the beginning, why does the narrator say, "...very dreadfully nervous I had been and am! but why will you say that I am mad?"answering that he is really angryexplaining to the reader he is nervousproving to the reader that he is not crazy30s
- Q5From what point of view is the story told?Second personThird personFirst person30s
- Q6"Above all was the sense of hearing acute." What does the word "acute" mean in the above sentence?sharpcautiousannoying30s
- Q7What is the conflict of the story?Old man's decisions about what to do with his wealthOld man vs narratorNarrator's obsession with the eye30s
- Q8What is true about the narrator?the old man is aware of the narrator’s evil plansthe narrator does not understand his own madness and insanitythe narrator won’t be able to kill the old manthe narrator is not a madman30s