Frankenstein Part III Vocabulary & Grammar

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Correct sentence: Victor goes to Scotland to create a female monster; he allows Henry Clerval to join.

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Incorrect options: 1. Victor goes to Scotland to create a female monster; He allows Henry Clerval, to join. 2. Victor goes to Scotland, to create a female monster, he allows Henry Clerval to join. 3. Victor, goes to Scotland to create a female monster, He allows Henry Clerval to join.

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Victor's actions: Despite / him / destroys / her

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Creature promised a companion

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Victor's assumption vs. reader's prediction

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Dramatic irony

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Euphemism for 'grim reaper'

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dying

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Literary device NOT present:

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Metaphor

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Elizabeth's power to soothe

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lifelessness

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Synonym for 'loitered'

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lingered

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feeble voice

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weak

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Precarious means?

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Insecure

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Vowed to be with me on wedding night

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Not yet satisfied with blood