Who wrote Wuthering Heights?

Who wrote Wuthering Heights?

• A. Edgar Rice Burroughs
• B. Emily Bronte
• C. Jane Austen
• D. Natalie Babbitt

Answer: (B)

Wuthering Heights was written by Emily Brontë, one of the Brontë sisters. The novel appeared in 1847 and was published under the male pseudonym Ellis Bell, which was a common way the sisters published at the time. This work is widely recognized as Emily Brontë’s standout novel and is closely associated with her name rather than with the other authors listed. The other names correspond to different famous authors and works—for example, Edgar Rice Burroughs is known for Tarzan, Jane Austen for Pride and Prejudice, and Natalie Babbitt for Tuck Everlasting.

Wuthering Heights was written by Emily Brontë, one of the Brontë sisters. The novel appeared in 1847 and was published under the male pseudonym Ellis Bell, which was a common way the sisters published at the time. This work is widely recognized as Emily Brontë’s standout novel and is closely associated with her name rather than with the other authors listed. The other names correspond to different famous authors and works—for example, Edgar Rice Burroughs is known for Tarzan, Jane Austen for Pride and Prejudice, and Natalie Babbitt for Tuck Everlasting.