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Wuthering Height

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Q 1/15
Score 0
What is the tittle of this chapter?
10
Isabella story
the story of Isabella
Isabella´s story
Isabella
Q 2/15
Score 0
How long didn´t they hear about Heathcliff and Isabella?
10
two months
one month
two years
two weeks

15 questions

Q.

What is the tittle of this chapter?

1

10 sec

Q.

How long didn´t they hear about Heathcliff and Isabella?

2

10 sec

Q.

What happened with Catherine?

3

10 sec

Q.

What did Isabella send to Ellen?

4

10 sec

Q.

Heathcliff isn´t a devil, is he?

5

10 sec

Q.

Was Isabella married to Heathcliff?

6

10 sec

Q.

Why did Mr. Earnshaw say that Isabella should lock the door to her room?

7

10 sec

Q.

Why Mr. Earnshaw hate to Heathcliff?

8

10 sec

Q.

Where did Isabella sleep?

9

10 sec

Q.

Who said, "Come quickly"

10

10 sec

Q.

Who said, "I´ll never agree to that"

11

10 sec

Q.

Who could die first?

12

10 sec

Q.

Ellen will help Heathcliff?

13

10 sec

Q.

How was the house of Wuthering Heights?

14

10 sec

Q.

What´s the mean "fond"?

15

10 sec

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