Where does Heathcliff first notice that Catherine enjoys the luxuries of civilization? A. The moors B. Wuthering Heights C. Thrushcross Grange D. Mr. Earnshaw's funeral

C. Thrushcross Grange

Explanation:

On a day when Heathcliff and Catherine are going to spy on the residents of Thrushcross Grange, they end up being seen and caught. Identified as the young woman who lives in the neighboring house, the owners of the place welcome her, while sending their friend away because of their bad manners. Injured, Catherine spends five weeks at Granja, and when she finally returns, she is very changed

In Thrushcross Grange, Hindley's wife, produces in Catherine a great change: from a wild girl, who does not care for the appearance, to a lady of society, in clothes appropriate to her social position. However, this transformation shakes his friendship with Heathcliff, who is obviously embarrassed that he is no longer up to his friend. In addition, Catherine begins to be friendly with the two young residents of the Farm: Edgar and Isabella Linton. This makes her want to change her attitude, or at least disguise her behavior in front of them.

And at that moment Heatcliff realizes that Catherine enjoys the luxuries of civilization.

C. Thrushcross Grange

Explanation:

In Chapter VII, we learn than an injured Catherine spends five weeks recuperating at Thrushcross Grange. During this time, Mrs. Linton wants to transform her into a gracious, elegant young lady. When Catherine returns to Wuthering Heights, she is a changed person. However, this causes problems between Catherine and Heathcliff. Heathcliff, as well as Hindley, believe that he is no longer good enough for Catherine. Heathcliff also realizes that Catherine enjoys the luxuries of civilization.