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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWho is the first narrator in the novel?FrankensteinWaltonthe creatureomniscient third person
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of novel is Frankenstein?mysterygothicself-helpbiography
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhy is Victor repulsed by the monsterit cannot speakVictor is sickthe creature is uglyVictor is over-tired
- 4. Multiple ChoiceHow does Victor's father die?of a brain hemorrhageat the hands of the creatureof old ageof a broken heart
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat object got Justine convicted of William's murder?a shawla hair bowa piece of clotha locket
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhy did the monster kill William?because William said he was a Frankensteinhe was being too loudWilliam called the monster namesbecause the creature hated children
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat does the monster demand that Victor do?give him moneymake him a mateforgive him for killing Williammake the monster attractive
- 8. Multiple ChoiceThe Delaceys provide all of the following except?they provide a way for the creature to learn languagecreate a sense of belonging for the monstershow the creature what family isshow the courage of women
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat book does the monster seem most drawn to?Homer's OdysseyParadise LostPlutarch's LivesThe Rime of the Ancient Mariner
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThe monster promises Walton that he will do what?bury Victorlive with his wife in South Americawrite a letter about his experiencesbuild a fire and kill himself
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat does the monster's story do for the reader?suspensehatreddisgustsympathy
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat is Victor obsessed with after Elizabeth's death?finding another womanprotecting his familygaining revengefinding a way to re-animate Elizabeth's corpse
- 13. Multiple ChoiceVictor destroys the female creature byburning the remainsburying hercutting her up and throwing her into the seastrangling her
- 14. Multiple ChoiceVictor wanted to create life from death because of his mother's death.truefalse
- 15. Multiple ChoiceVictor tells Walton his life story in order to have Walton write it all down so everyone will know the truth.TrueFalse
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWho was writing the letters?Victor FrankensteinAlphonse FrankensteinRobert WaltonHenry Clerval
- 17. Multiple ChoiceTo whom were the letters written?They were written to Caroline FrankensteinThey were written to Elizabeth LavenzaThey were written to Walton’s sister, Mrs. Margaret SavilleThey were written to Henry Clerval
- 18. Multiple ChoiceHow did Robert feel about his guest?He liked Frankenstein, but realized they had nothing in common.He did not like Frankenstein, he was too eccentric.He liked Frankenstein, and hoped they would become friends.He did not like Frankenstein at all.
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhy was Frankenstein in the Arctic?He wanted to be alone.He was pursuing Robert WaltonHe was pursuing Elizabeth LavenzaHe was pursuing the monster.
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWho was Frankenstein’s closest friend?Elizabeth LavenzaHenry ClervalRobert WaltonAlphonse Frankenstein
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhat was one of the themes of the writers who influenced Frankenstein?The authors he liked wrote about raising ghosts or devils.The authors he liked wrote about love.The authors he liked wrote about fairy tales.The authors he liked wrote about drama.
- 22. Multiple ChoiceHow did Elizabeth come to live with the Frankensteins?Caroline Frankenstein saw her with a peasant family, and offered to raise her in better circumstances.She was the daughter of a good friend, and Caroline wanted to help.She was the long lost niece and Caroline finally found her.She was the child that Caroline gave up for adoption when she was younger.
- 23. Multiple ChoiceWhat natural phenomena influenced Frankenstein?He watched a tree being hit by lightning during a storm. He became interested in the theories of electricity and galvanism.He watched an apple fall from a tree and became interested in gravity and inertia.He watched an animal die and became interested in decomposition.He watched the clouds and became interested in meteorology.
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWhat two major events happened to Frankenstein when he was seventeen?His brother died and he decided to quit school.His father died and he decided to visit the Arctic.His mother died and he went to the university at Ingolstadt to study.His mother died and he gave up on his own life.
- 25. Multiple Choice
How did Frankenstein feel when his experiment was successful, and the creature came to life?
He was ecstatic and jubilant.
He was afraid and resigned.
He was excited and happy.
He was horrified and disgusted.
- 26. Multiple ChoiceWho took care of Frankenstein during his illness?Elizabeth LavenzaHenry ClervalAlphonse FrankensteinCaroline Frankenstein
- 27. Multiple ChoiceWhat happened to Frankenstein the day after he completed his creation?He decided to continue with his research.He became disillusioned with life for the rest of his days.He became adamant about bringing other things to life.He became ill with a fever and delirium for several months.
- 28. Multiple ChoiceWho was Alfonse's best friend?HenryEtelierTimothyBeaufort
- 29. Multiple ChoiceWhat phenomena was Victor particularly interested in?the human framethe human psychehuman naturehuman emotions
- 30. Multiple ChoiceWhy did everyone love Elizabeth?She was angelic and beautifulShe was highly intelligent and respectedShe was outspoken and outgoingShe was kind and benevolent
- 31. Multiple Choice
Who was accused of committing the murder of William?
Jean-Claude, one of the servants, was accused of committing the murder.
Justine, who lived with the family, was accused of committing the murder.
Frankenstein’s brother was accused of committing the murder.
Frank, one of the boy’s friends, was accused of committing the murder.
- 32. Multiple ChoiceWhat happened to the accused person of William's murder?The accused person was found innocent and released.The accused person was convicted and hanged.Frankenstein helped the accused person escape from prison and flee the country.The accused person committed suicide in prison.
- 33. Multiple ChoiceWhere did Frankenstein meet his creature?They met in Inglostadt.They met in Geneva.They met at the summit of Montanvert.They met on the bridge of Pelissier.
- 34. Multiple ChoiceWhat did the creature want of Frankenstein?He wanted money and food.He wanted Frankenstein to listen to the account of his life so far.He wanted to go back to the university and study with Frankenstein.He wanted a place to live.
- 35. Multiple ChoiceWhere did the creature take shelter?He stayed in a lean-to attached to a cottage.He found a cave in the mountains and lived there until he met with Victor again.He built a log cabin in the woods.He slept out in the open, because he didn’t need protection from the elements.
- 36. Multiple ChoiceHow did the creature learn to speak and to read?A young child befriended him and taught him.He sat outside the local school house and listened.He observed and listened to the cottagers.Frankenstein had programmed his brain to know how immediately.
- 37. Multiple Choice
What is a major mood in the novel Frankenstein?happinessfunjoyloneliness - 38. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a character from the novel?ElizabethVictorGeorgeWalton
- 39. Multiple ChoiceWhat is Victor's fiance's name?JuliaRebeccaElizabethVictoria
- 40. Multiple ChoiceWhere does Captian Walton find Vicor?at his housein his laboratoryin the icy oceanat Elizabeth's house
- 41. Multiple ChoiceThe Monster was raised by his creator.truefalse
- 42. Multiple ChoiceThe Monster was happy he was created.truefalse
- 43. Multiple ChoiceFrankenstein was passionate and obsessed about...reviving someone from the deadmarrying his fiancehelping his fatherschool
- 44. Multiple ChoiceElizabeth was...excited about Victor's experimentsjealous of Victor's partnerworried about Victor and his creationsnot in love with Victor
- 45. Multiple ChoiceWho wrote Frankenstein?Mary Shelley
J.R.R Tolkein
C.S LewisEmily Bronte - 46. Multiple ChoiceWhat are Dr Frankenstein's feelings towards the monster he created?He loved the monsterHe hated the monsterHe was disgusted by the monsterThe monster was his friend
- 47. Multiple ChoiceHow does Victor first react to the monster?JoyConfusionFearAnger
- 48. Multiple ChoiceWho is convicted of William's murder?JustineJustinJosephineJoanne
- 49. Multiple ChoiceWhat terrible event happens on Frankenstein's wedding night?The creature kills WilliamThe creature kills ElizabethVictor kills the creatureElizabeth leaves the wedding
- 50. Multiple ChoiceWhat threat does the creature make in case Victor backs out on their agreement?He will kill himHe will be with him on his wedding nightHe will kill more peopleHe will kill himself
- 51. Multiple ChoiceWho was writing the letters?Victor FrankensteinAlphonse FrankensteinRobert WaltonHenry Clerval
- 52. Multiple ChoiceTo whom were the letters written?They were written to Caroline FrankensteinThey were written to Elizabeth LavenzaThey were written to Walton’s sister, Mrs. Margaret SavilleThey were written to Henry Clerval
- 53. Multiple ChoiceWhich character did the Monster NOT kill?VictorElizabethVictor's brother
- 54. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the Monster's only request?He wanted a carHe wanted a babyHe wanted a girl companion
- 55. Multiple ChoiceWas the monster a "bad" person?YesNo
- 56. Multiple Choice
How did the monster learn to speak?
He hid in the closet and listened during class at school
He stole books from the library and taught himself
He observed a family through a hole in the wall of their cabin
He made friends with a rugged mountain man who taught him
- 57. Multiple Choice
What did the monster ask Frankenstein to do for him?
make him a wife
take him into the family
teach him science and math
build him a cabin
- 58. Multiple Choice
Which detail(s) should definitely be included in a summary of the play? Choose all that apply
Victor Frankenstein makes the creature and then abandons him.
The Hulk is similar to the creature.
The creature chops firewood for the DeLaceys.
The creature becomes a murderer.
- 59. Multiple ChoiceThe setting of the story includes...Geneva, France and Moscow.Ingolstadt, Swiss Alps and Northern Ice.Scotland, Ireland and Italy.France, northern ice and Moscow.
- 60. Multiple ChoiceAccording to the story we can infer that the author lived in a time of...scientific advances, medicine in special.religion and faith.technology and information.understanding and mutual respect.
- 61. Multiple ChoiceFrankenstein is the name of...The Castle.The Monster.The doctor who created the monster.The teacher of the doctor who created the monster.
- 62. Multiple ChoiceFrankenstein´s female companion:gets married and they live happily ever after.was never created.didn´t want to get married.was created and killed by the doctor.
- 63. Multiple ChoiceFrankenstein was written by...Mary Shelley in 1818.J.K. Rowling in 1818.Mary Shelley in 1918.Charles Dickens in 1918.
- 64. Multiple ChoiceThe book leads to the fact that...apperance doesn´t interfere in the way people are treated.ugly people must be bad.good looking people are always good.human nature judgement is superficial.
- 65. Multiple ChoiceIt is not a character in the story.Victor FrankensteinElizabeth LavenzaJustine MoritzMonster Frankenstein
- 66. Multiple ChoiceIt´s incorret about the plot.Shortly after the death of his mother, a young man leaves his family to study natural science.Victor tries to forget, and ignore, what he has unleashed to the world.Frankenstein talks with his monster, and agrees to create a second monster.The climax is the happy wedding of Elizabeth and Victor.
- 67. Multiple ChoiceThey are all narrators in the story, except:Victor FrankensteinRobert WaltonFrankenstein´s MonsterMr Kirwin
- 68. Multiple ChoiceAbout the De Lacey family we can agree that:A blind person treated the Monster better than the ones who could see.The Monster didn´t try to help them.The family didn´t try to chase the Monster away.They were travellers.
- 69. Multiple Choiceto create means...to destroy somethingto make something new
- 70. Multiple ChoiceA creature is...something wickeda monstera real or imaginary living thingsomething very bad or harmful
- 71. Multiple ChoiceTo destroy is to...take something apart or to ruin it.make something new.to test an idea.make something very ugly
- 72. Multiple ChoiceSomething evil is...an activity to test an idea.a real or imaginary living thing.very bad or harmfulto make something new.
- 73. Multiple ChoiceAn experiment is...something very bad or harmful.a real or imaginary living thing.to make something new.an activity to test an idea.
- 74. Multiple ChoiceSomething hideous is...very ugly.without friends.very bad or harmful.to take something apart or ruin it.
- 75. Multiple ChoiceLonely means...very bad or harmful.with many friends.to be alone without friends.an activity to test an idea.
- 76. Multiple ChoiceA scientist is...a person who studies math.a person who makes a creature.a person who investigates crimes.a person who studies science.
- 77. Multiple ChoiceA grin isa large smile.teetha monstera girl
- 78. Multiple ChoiceConversation is...writingreadingtalkingsleep
- 79. Multiple ChoiceTo accept something is to...throw it away.arguetake or agree towrite it down
- 80. Multiple ChoiceWeary means...embarrassedaloneangrytired
- 81. Multiple ChoiceTo take a secret to the grave means to...tell everyone about the secret.never tell the secretdielive in a graveyard
- 82. Multiple ChoiceSomething vacant is...fullopenheavyempty
- 83. Multiple ChoiceThe setting of a story is...the main charactersthe protagonistWhere and when the story takes place.the problem or solution in the story
- 84. Multiple ChoiceIf you are terrorized you are...angryhappyscaredloud
- 85. Multiple ChoiceIf you regret something you are...alonesorryangryamazed
- 86. Multiple ChoiceVanished means...colorfuloutsideeasily seendisappeared
- 87. Multiple Choice
Justine was sleeping in a ________where the monster found her and place William's pin in her pocket.
barn
motel
tree house
wagon
- 88. Multiple Choice
This monster was the opposite of all that is holy.
ugly
unholy
wholly
Rooster
- 89. Multiple Choice
I created a monster that began killing people who were close to me!
Victor Frog
Baron von Dracula
Victor Frankenstein
Henry
- 90. Multiple Choice
The monster once decided to walk to __________ __________.
Hamburg, Germany
Geneva, Switzerland
Jefferson City, Missouri
Little Rock, Arkansas
- 91. Multiple Choice
Victor received a ______from his father stating his mother had died.
letter
email
phone call
gift
- 92. Multiple Choice
I blasted an Oak tree in a storm. I also revealed the monster on occasion to be seen in the dark.
tornado
whirl wind
laser beam
lightening
- 93. Multiple Choice
Justine and William were both ___________ of the monster.
friends
victims
relatives
enemies
- 94. Multiple Choice
I was the first victim to be murdered by the monster!
Willy
Benny
Frank
William
- 95. Multiple Choice
Victor Frankenstein was born in this location.
Geneva, Switzerland
Chamois, Switzerland
Jeff City, Switzerland
Moscow, Arkansas
- 96. Multiple Choice
Safie and her family were from this country.
Japan
China
France
Africa
- 97. Multiple Choice
Victor once became very sick and had a _________.
black eye
fever
sore foot
bad back
- 98. Multiple Choice
The creature learned to ________by listening to the family in the little home in the woods.
speak or language
rap and dance
play the fiddle
read the Bible
- 99. Multiple Choice
I was Victor's closest friend.
Crumb-cake
Henry
Homer Simpson
Mr. Montgomery
- 100. Multiple Choice
The monster asked Victor to
go to Las Vegas with him.
take his dog for a walk.
make him a wife.
be his best friend.
- 101. Multiple Choice
The monster found these to eat in the woods.
Rabbit Pellets
Fried Chicken
Acorns
Biscuits
- 102. Multiple Choice
The monster discovered there were two important things everyone needed in the world and he did not have either one.
money and family
Fast Horses and wild women
money and insurance
family and a big castle
- 103. Multiple Choice
I wrote the book, Frankenstein and published it in 1818.
Elizabeth Shelly
Mary Shelley
Marge Simpson
Mary Elizabeth
- 104. Multiple Choice
I was wrongly convicted of William's murder and hanged!
Henry
Elisabeth
Justine
Cocoa Sweety
- 105. Multiple Choice
The creature saw his reflection in a pool and
was filled with sorrow and shame.
was hungry.
he spit in the water.
he fainted.
- 106. Multiple Choice
The family came home and saw the monster talking with the old man so they........
had a square dance.
invited him to dinner.
beat on him and ran him away.
thanked him for chopping their wood.
- 107. Multiple Choice
Victor attended the university in this country.
China
Germany
Russia
Transylvania
- 108. Multiple Choice
Victor left England and went to a tiny island where he was accused of murder.
Scotland
Australia
Bahamas
Canada
- 109. Multiple Choice
Victor left England and went to a tiny island where he was accused of murder.
Scotland
Australia
Bahamas
Canada
- 110. Multiple Choice
The monster jumped out of the window and howled because.......
that women was ugly!
Victor shot him with a gun.
he tripped over the rug.
Victor destroyed the monster's wife.
- 111. Multiple Choice
The monster jumped out of the window and howled because.......
that women was ugly!
Victor shot him with a gun.
he tripped over the rug.
Victor destroyed the monster's wife.
- 112. Multiple Choice
The setting and ending of this story is in
Switzerland
The North Pole
South America
Fairbanks, Alaska
- 113. Multiple Choice
(5 points) Read the following quotation from the selection: “I had worked hard for nearly two years, for the sole purpose of infusing life into an inanimate body. For this I had deprived myself of rest and health. I had desired it with an ardour that far exceeded moderation; but now that I had finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart.” The quotation suggests that the selection explores the theme of-- (II.6.a) Passage 1
“Ambition leads to ruin.”
“Children are innately good.”
“It is a parent’s job more than society’s job to nurture and train a child.”
“Scientist are responsible for the way their discoveries are put to use.”
- 114. Multiple Choice
(5 points)Read the following selection: “ I embraced her, but as I imprinted the first kiss on her lips, they became livid with the hue of death; her features appeared to change, and I thought that I held the corpse of my dead mother in my arms; a shroud enveloped her form, and I saw the grave-worms crawling in the folds of the flannel.” As we learned, one of the hallmark tropes of Gothic Literature is the OMEN. This dream omen indicates that Victor is--(II.10.b) Passage 1
Afraid of commitment in a relationship.
Obsessed with Elizabeth.
Prone to nightmares.
Aware on some level that his research will cause harm to those he loves.
- 115. Multiple Choice
(5 points) In this selection, “by the dim and yellow light of the moon, as it forced its way through the window shutters,” the author uses personification to emphasize-- (II.10.b) Passage 1
The beauty and power of the moon.
The way the light seemed like an intrusion to Victor.
Victor’s fear of the dark.
The time of year in Ingolstadt.
- 116. Multiple Choice
(5 points) What does the description of the “desert mountains and dreary glaciers” tell us about the monster? (II.6.a) Passage 2
He loves adventure and being outdoors.
He is happy to be by himself.
He wants to study climatology.
He feels lonely and deserted by everyone.
- 117. Multiple Choice
The captain and his crew found Victor Frankenstein.....
floating on ice near the North Pole
on a homemade raft off the coast of Africa
sailing on a small boat towards South America
stranded on a deserted tropical island
- 118. Multiple Choice
Why didn't Victor want to leave his family to go away to school?
He wouldn't be able to help care for his sick father.
He felt his education would cost his family too much money.
They were still upset by the death of his mother.
They needed his help to run the family farm.
- 119. Multiple Choice
When his creature came to life Frankenstein....
jumped and shouted with joy
cried tears of misery and regret
invited his teachers over to see the creature
chained the creature in the basement out of fear
- 120. Multiple Choice
After Victors long illness, what did Henry ask him to do?
meet with his science teachers
send a letter home
clean up the laboratory
take care of the monster
- 121. Multiple Choice
Justine was accused of killing William because...
she blamed him that she couldn't marry and have her own family
she had often mistreated him
he had broken her teapot, a precious family heirloom
his mothers locket was found in her pocket
- 122. Multiple Choice
Frankenstein found himself accused of murdering....
his father
Ernest
a young sailor
Henry
- 123. Multiple Choice
How did the monster get revenge on Frankenstein in Italy?
He put a small hole in Frankensteins boat to sink it.
He killed all the carriage horses belonging to Ernest
He burned all of Frankensteins scientific papers
He killed Elizabeth on their wedding night
- 124. Multiple Choice
When Frankenstein died on the ship the monster....
felt glad his evil creature was dead
begged the captain to let him join the crew
vowed to find a family of his own
cried out in pain and said he was sorry
- 125. Multiple Choice
What does the monster do for the cottagers?
Builds for them
Their chores
Protects them
Nothing
- 126. Multiple Choice
What was the elder De Lacey's reaction when the creature entered the cottage and began speaking with him?
He invited the creature in to talk.
He beat him with a stick
They became great friends
He ignored him
- 127. Multiple Choice
According to the novel
Technology is okay in moderation
Technology is limitless and should be taken as far as it can go
Creators have no responsibility for their technological advancements or creations
It is not okay to create something or advance science without doing it responsibly.
- 128. Multiple ChoiceHow old was the author and when was Frankenstein published as we discussed in class?17 in 171718 in 181819 in 191916 in 1616
- 129. Multiple ChoiceVictor's mother dies:of scarlet feverin childbirthof cancerwhen the creature kills her
- 130. Multiple ChoiceRobert boards a ship to leave on the final leg of his journey in what country?SwitzerlandEnglandRussiaGermany
- 131. Multiple Choice
What do we learn about the creatures life?
His strength helped him through life
He fit in the village well.
He was like a baby trying to learn.
He was liked by everyone except Victor.
- 132. Multiple Choice
What happens to William?
strangled
drowned
got lost
is kidnapped
- 133. Multiple Choice
Where is one place Victor collects his materials for his experiment from?
graveyards
houses
colleges
laboratories
- 134. Multiple Choice
When Victor goes to college he decides to show the world what?
the answer to a mathematical problem
the deepest mysteries of creation
how electricity works
plans to paint a picture
- 135. Multiple ChoiceWho was the little girl that Frankenstein's mother found to be a sister of him?HenryAnneElizabethSophia
- 136. Multiple Choice
Where is Victor Frankenstein from?
London, England
North Pole
Amsterdam, Holland
Geneva, Switzerland.
- 137. Multiple ChoiceWhere is Robert Walton sailing to in the beginning of the book?South PoleNorth PoleSiberiaThe British Isles
- 138. Multiple ChoiceWhat terrible event happens on Frankenstein's wedding night?The creature kills WilliamThe creature kills ElizabethVictor kills the creatureElizabeth leaves the wedding
- 139. Multiple ChoiceWhen the cottagers reject the monster, what does he do in retaliation?Kills themSteals their foodBurns down their cottageCries
- 140. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a character from the novel?
Elizabeth
Victor
George
Walton
- 141. Multiple ChoiceHow does Walton feel about Frankenstein?He thinks he is crazy but likableHe doesn't trust FrankensteinHe likes Frankenstein, and hopes they will become friendsHe thinks he is a liar
- 142. Multiple Choice
Who wrote the letters?
Victor Frankenstein
Alphonse Frankenstein
Robert Walton
Henry Clerval
- 143. Multiple Choice
Gothic Literature was a branch of what movement?
The Renaissance
The Enlightment
The Romanticism
Marxism
- 144. Multiple Choice
What were Gothic writers interested in?
The Individual and Technology
The Individual and the Working class
The Individual and Education
The Individual and Isolation
- 145. Multiple Choice
Frankenstein is partly about the fear of ....
Family
Science
Life
Industry
- 146. Multiple Choice
What deep desire does the monster have?
To keep calm and read
To be reach and famous
To travel to the Noeth Pole
To be loved and accepted
- 147. Multiple Choice
Victorian England is known for ....
Repression
Famine
Freedom
Slavery
- 148. Multiple ChoiceDoes Frankenstein want to create a perfect being or just reanimate life?perfect beingreanimationmake another zelton
- 149. Multiple ChoiceWho did Frankenstein let die even when he could've helped?henryJoffery Baratheonjustinejohn snow chief commander
- 150. Multiple ChoiceWhat is something that could be seen as a questionable decision by Frankenstein?staying quiet at justine's trialtrying to kill daenerys targaryengoing to the place where William was killedgoing to college
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