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Exploring the Timeless Narratives: A Journey Through Classic Short Stories

Description: Embark on a literary odyssey through the ages as we delve into the timeless narratives that have captivated readers for centuries. Explore the depths of human emotion, unravel intricate plots, and encounter unforgettable characters in this journey through classic short stories.
Number of Questions: 14
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In "The Tell-Tale Heart," the narrator's obsession with his victim's "vulture eye" symbolizes:

His fear of being caught
His guilt over the murder
His desire for revenge
His hatred of the victim

In "The Lady or the Tiger?," the protagonist's decision to open the first or second door is ultimately:

Irrelevant, as both doors lead to the same outcome
A matter of chance, with no predetermined result
A reflection of his true desires and fears
A test of his moral character

The central theme of "The Gift of the Magi" revolves around:

The importance of material wealth
The power of love and sacrifice
The futility of gift-giving
The disappointment of unmet expectations

In "The Monkey's Paw," the protagonist's initial wish for wealth leads to:

Unexpected financial gain
A series of tragic events
A newfound appreciation for his current life
A realization of the futility of material desires

The primary conflict in "The Necklace" arises from:

The protagonist's desire for social status
Her husband's financial struggles
The loss of a valuable necklace
Her inability to have children

In "The Lottery," the annual ritual serves as a symbol of:

Community unity and cohesion
The preservation of tradition
The scapegoating of an individual
The futility of human existence

The central theme of "The Masque of the Red Death" is:

The inevitability of death
The futility of trying to escape death
The power of art and beauty to transcend death
The importance of living life to the fullest

In "The Tell-Tale Heart," the narrator's actions are driven by:

His fear of being caught
His guilt over the murder
His desire for revenge
His hatred of the victim

The protagonist of "The Lady or the Tiger?" is faced with a choice between:

Opening the first door or the second door
Marrying the princess or facing execution
Accepting a gift or refusing it
Saving his own life or sacrificing it for others

The central theme of "The Gift of the Magi" is:

The importance of material wealth
The power of love and sacrifice
The futility of gift-giving
The disappointment of unmet expectations

In "The Monkey's Paw," the protagonist's initial wish for wealth leads to:

Unexpected financial gain
A series of tragic events
A newfound appreciation for his current life
A realization of the futility of material desires

The primary conflict in "The Necklace" arises from:

The protagonist's desire for social status
Her husband's financial struggles
The loss of a valuable necklace
Her inability to have children

In "The Lottery," the annual ritual serves as a symbol of:

Community unity and cohesion
The preservation of tradition
The scapegoating of an individual
The futility of human existence

The central theme of "The Masque of the Red Death" is:

The inevitability of death
The futility of trying to escape death
The power of art and beauty to transcend death
The importance of living life to the fullest

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