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The novel begins in 1801.
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Nelly Deans tells Mr. Lockwood about the inhabitants of Wuthering Heights.
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The novel begins in 1801.
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Nelly Deans tells Mr. Lockwood about the inhabitants of Wuthering Heights.
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Cathy accepts Edgar’s proposal because she is in love with him.
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Cathy thinks that no matter how anyone else feels about everyone else, she is loved by everyone.
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Cathy suffers from separation anxiety whenever she is told that she must not be around Heathcliff.
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Isabella died when her son was 12 years old.
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Catherine Linton is a beautiful child who seems to have inherited the best parts of both her parents.
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Heathcliff uses physical violence against Cathy and Ellen to get them to stay at Wuthering Heights.
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Heathcliff believes that Catherine’s spirit has been haunting him for the last 18 years.
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Cathy never becomes the girl from the Grange. She grows more like the residents of Wuthering Heights.
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Hareton and Cathy are 23 and 18 at the end of the novel.
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Now that he has everything arranged Heathcliff plans on enacting his final revenge against Edgar’s and Hindley’s children.
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Locals believe that Heathcliff and Catherine haunt the moors.
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What is Mr. Lockwood’s relationship with Heathcliff?
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Lockwood has a bad night at Wuthering Heights on his second visit because ________.
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While in a drunken rage Hindley almost kills his son, but fortunately _________
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After over-hearing Cathy’s decision to marry Edgar Heathcliff _________.
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What action pushes Linton to have Heathcliff barred from the Grange?
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Heathcliff’s primary motivation for the majority of his actions tends to be _________.
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Heathcliff is disgusted with his wife because she
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Catherine upsets Heathcliff when she tells him ___________ on his last visit.
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From Isabella’s statements to Nelly about the situation at Wuthering Heights before she left you can infer that ______________________.
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Why does Heathcliff plan on keeping his son safe and well?
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What is Heathcliff’s plan to make sure he inherits the Grange?
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What can you infer about the letters from the author’s describing them as full of ardor and then flat?
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Many of Cathy Linton’s decisions and actions are based on her great love for
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Why does Heathcliff tell Cathy that Linton is wasting away because she no longer writes to him?
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Cathy and Linton have a falling out because Linton tells her __________.
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While throwing a temper tantrum Linton _________, an alarming symptom of his illness.
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What emotion do Linton and Heathcliff use to manipulate Cathy?
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What incentive does Heathcliff use to force Cathy to marry Linton?
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Why does Heathcliff hate Cathy Linton?
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Linton is made into a totally unsympathetic character because of his behavior, especially towards Cathy after they are married. Why would an author make this choice?
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There is irony in Cathy’s escape from Wuthering Heights because _________.
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Why would Mr. Green try and stop Edgar from being buried next to his wife?
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Heathcliff’s obsession has not diminished with time, proof of that is the fact _____________.
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What can you infer from Heathcliff’s asking “How do you feel Catherine?” after Linton dies?
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Cathy refuses to have anything to do with or even be decent to the other residents of Wuthering Heights after Linton’s death because ________.
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What can you infer happened to stop Heathcliff from really hurting Cathy when he had her by the hair?
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Cathy ceases to say bad things about Heathcliff because
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Using the clues left scattered throughout the book by the author, what can we infer has made Heathcliff so “his frame shivering...a tight-stretched cord vibrates - a strong thrilling”?
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Cathy Linton married her __________________ Linton Heathcliff
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Heathcliff was an ___________ brought home by Mr. Earnshaw.
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The death of his wife, Frances, causes Hindley to become an ____________
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Hindley plans on __________________ Heathcliff.
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Cathy died ___________ hours after giving birth to a daughter.
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Catherine Linton and Heathcliff meet for the first time on her _____________ birthday.
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Cathy reveals that she has inherited some of her mother’s personality traits when she _______________ Hareton.
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The one thing that might stop Heathcliff from achieving his aim of having the Grange is ________________.
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Heathcliff uses Linton as bait so he can _____________ Cathy.
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Heathcliff believes in _____________.
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There is a parallel between Cathy and Hareton and Catherine and Heathcliff when it comes to ________________
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Heathcliff, despite himself, has developed a fondness for _____________ because he can see Catherine in them.
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Mr. Lockwood returns to the Grange in September of ____________.
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Hareton and Cathy both have Catherine’s _________.
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lawyer
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renting Thrushcross Grange
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used as a tool for revenge against his father
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daughter who adored her father
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orphan adopted by the Earnshaws’
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married against her family’s wishes and came to regret it
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servant and main source of information for the story of the Lintons, Earnshaws, and Heathcliff
