THE GOTHIC NOVEL

1. Who invented the Gothic Novel?
 The gothic novel was invented almost single-handedly by Horace Walpole.

2. What was the first Gothic Novel?
The first gothic novel was The Castle of Otranto.

3. When was it first published?
 It was first published in 1764.

4. Which basic elements of horror didn't you include in your list? 
I didn't include anger or haste in my list.

Multiple intelligences test

The animal in me

Mouse

Genus and species:
Peromyscus maniculatus

Collective Term:
A nest of mice

Careers and Hobbies
Customer service
Librarian
Shopkeeper
Bank teller
Shopping
Collecting
Board games
Gossiping

Famous Mice
By definition, mice are never famous.

Mice personalities are enormously successful and are well represented throughout cities and suburbs. Living in close proximity to larger animal personalities, they survive by utilizing the resources others consider insignifiant, and because of their limited consumption mice place very little stress on the environment. They are quiet, compliant people and they disappear into their homes after work without ever drawing attention to themselves.
Physically small and emotionally timid, mice personalities adopt a typically rodent pattern of self-reliance in order to survive. Their canny minds have long since learned that the only free cheese is to be found in a mousetrap and they wouldn't dream of depending on others for support. This independence is quite understandable, given that they get so little respect from others.
There can never be enough money in the mouse's bank account. Like their rodent cousins the packrats, mice are manic about hoarding their resources and planning for the future. If anyone were to look inside a mouse's garage they'd be struck by the mountains of old newspapers, boxes, and broken tools piled to the ceiling. These objects represent security and peace of mind for the mouse, and parting with them would be like separating from a lover. Consequently, they are often seen scurrying around swap meets and garage sales, eagerly adding to their collection.
Mice are unassuming and plain. As youngsters, they were endearingly cute, although later years their smallish features fail to mature with the rest of their body. As it ages, it'll probably evolve into a mousy haired elder going quietly about his or her business.
Mice are uncomfortable when exposed in the open, and their timidity forces them to keep a low profile. They enjoy the security of numbers and join social organizations like the Rotary Club or the chamber of commerce to enhance their acquisition of resources. Their work environments are always neat and well organized and they take great care to ensure that things are always in their correct place. They are creatures of habit and need schedules and routines to make them feel in control.
With their small personalities, mice find it difficult to compete in the business world. Consequently, they almost never own their own business, relying instead on the abilities of larger animal personalities to lead the way. they are content to function as a cog in the wheel of a large corporation. Dependable workers, mice are often found as customer service representatives, factory workers, bank tellers and librarians.

My favourite animal was not the same animal as my result in the test, it is completly different.
I do agree with my result, i think that the job options are correct for me and I would be glad to do any of them. I also think the description of the mouse is a great match to mine, our way of thinking is the same.