Dracula

by: Bram Stoker

Context Quick Quiz

1 of 5
Where was Bram Stoker Born?

2 of 5
Stoker worked as a ___ for Henry Irving for twenty-seven years.

3 of 5
What historical figure is supposedly an ancestor of Dracula’s?

4 of 5
Stoker uses several literary devices to suggest that the novel is ___.

5 of 5
To this day, Dracula remains a fascinating study of popular nineteenth-century attitudes toward which aspects of society?

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