Gothic Literature flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 50 Gothic Literature flashcard decks, covering vocabulary, settings, themes and quotes. School students can practice terms and textual evidence, while teachers can find material for teaching; the collection is mainly suited to school study, including GCSE and A-level English Literature. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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- History and Context of Gothic Literature6
- Gothic Vocabulary and Literary Terms26
- Gothic Conventions and Features49
- Gothic Settings and Atmosphere8
- Gothic Themes18
- Gothic Language and Narrative Techniques5
- The Spectre Bridegroom12
- The Woman in White7
- The Turn of the Screw19
- The Monkey's Paw17
- The Woman in Black63
- The Little Stranger6
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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12 cardsMonkey's Paw Vocabulary
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32 cardsGothic features
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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17 cardsGothic vocabulary
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11 cardsKey themes of TWIB
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27 cardsGOTHIC QUOTES DRACULA HORROR VS TERROR JONATHAN'S VIEW ON THE CASTLE
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15 cardsGothic 'The Count...opened another door, which led into a small octagonal room lit by a single lamp, and seemingly...
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7 cardsThe Woman in Black Quotes
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13 cardsCritics Turn of the Screw Droch review in life magazine 1898
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13 cardsUnit 1 Terms
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6 cardsSetting in Gothic Literature Catholic countries (3 points)
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12 cardsMiles Quotes Precious -elegant or refined behavior, language, or manners. Governess and Miles
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2 cardsUntitled Chapter 1-Christmas Eve -Purchased Monk's Piece provides sense of safety -Married to Esme, 4 children from ...
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12 cardsGothic Glossary
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9 cardsgothic a05 Gothic Flashcards - A05
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5 cardsConspiracy of Silence Samuel Daily's Conspiracy
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24 cardsGothic links Quotes
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18 cardsGothic Fiction
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About gothic literature flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Gothic Literature flashcards
Start with Gothic features if you want to practice recognizing ideas such as terror, horror and the uncanny. The cards give you terms to work through before you move on to a particular text.
For vocabulary in context, Monkey's Paw Vocabulary collects words from the story. Setting in Gothic Literature covers places such as ruined abbeys and forests. Other decks focus on quotes, themes and critical views, including The Woman in Black Quotes and Critics Turn of the Screw.
Build a study routine
Work through a deck and pause at each card to recall what you know before checking it. Return to terms or quotes that are hard to remember, then try explaining how they relate to the text you are studying.
When you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the Gothic Literature unit page. A quiz there can give you another way to check your understanding. Choose a deck that matches your current topic and give it a try.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For an introduction to recurring ideas, start with Gothic features. It covers terms including terror, horror, the uncanny and the supernatural. If you are focusing on a particular story instead, Monkey's Paw Vocabulary offers a set of words to study alongside it.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.
Are the flashcards suitable for GCSE or A-level English Literature?
Some resources mention GCSE English Literature or A-level English Literature, and the collection is mainly suited to school study. Check each deck against the text and topics you are studying: the selection includes general Gothic terms as well as quotes, themes and critical views for particular texts.