Which of these issues was a major source of friction between Heathcliff and Catherine in Wuthering Heights?
A.
social divide
B.
temperament
C.
etiquette
D.
intolerance
E.
abusive nature

Answer:

A.  social divide

Explanation:

The relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine was a dysfunctional one. During the initial years they were much into each other. With the progression of their ages and experiences, their relationship became dark. Miscommunications, and jealousy entered in their lives with time and their story ended at a tragic note. Their love is full of passion and longing for each other. Catherine's ambitious nature to attain a social standard and Heathcliff's unalloyed love is highlighted towards the end of the story. Social forces are oppressive and restrictive that do not allow them to unite.

Answer:

A.

social divide

Explanation:

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