1. What was the name of Horace Walpole’s neo-Gothic house built between 1747 and 1792? Fonthill Abbey Stawberry Hill Headlong Hall
2. In which year was the novel Frankenstein adapted as a talking movie? 1929 1930 1931
3. Which ancient hero from Greek mythology is the subject of many works in the exhibition? Ulysses Prometheus Philoctetes
4. What career did Henry Fuseli train for before becoming a painter? Lawyer Priest Doctor
5. Who wrote the gothic horror novel The Mummy in 1827? Jane C. Loudon Mary Shelley John Polidori
6. Which angel's spear protects Adam and Eve in Room 3? Gabriel Jophiel Ithuriel
7. Which horror film had the following lines as it promotional slogan: ‘In her eyes…desire! In her veins…the blood of a monster!’? Black Sunday (1960) Blood of Dracula (1957) Countess Dracula (1971)
8. Which very haunted Cambridge college, recently described by Alan Bennett as ‘Gothick’, has the head of Oliver Cromwell buried in a secret location? Sidney Sussex Pembroke Emmanuel
9. Which famous 'Gothic' novel is satirised by James Gillray in Room 4? The Monk The Castle of Otranto The Mysteries of Udolpho
10. In which London location did William Blake famously have visions of angels? Berwick Street Marylebone Fields Peckham Rye
11. In the 1963 film The Haunting which room is ‘the cold, rotten heart of the house’? The library The kitchen The nursery
12. Who is Bertalda frightened by in Room 6? Apparitions Ghouls Vampires
13. In which religious sect was the caricaturist James Gillray brought up? The Quakers The Moravians The Muggletonians
14. Which famous horror movie director’s work is parodied in the recent British comedy film Shaun of the Dead? Wes Craven John Carpenter George A. Romero
15. William Blake's The House of Death is taken from which famous work of literature? Macbeth Paradise Lost The Odyssey
