Frankenstein Practice Test

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What does Victor Frankenstein believe about destiny?

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Victor Frankenstein believes that his future has already been determined by his past.

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How did Walton prepare for his expedition?

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Walton prepared by going without food and sleep, enduring cold temperatures, working on whaling ships during the day, and studying all night.

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What is Victor's initial reaction when he brings his creation to life?

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Victor feels violently ill.

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What does Victor do after recovering from his illness?

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Victor visits Krempe and Waldman.

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What does the quote 'Nothing can alter my destiny' imply about Frankenstein's view on fate?

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It implies that Frankenstein believes he has no control over his fate.

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What is the significance of Victor running and hiding in the courtyard?

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It signifies his fear and guilt after creating the monster.

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How does Walton's preparation reflect his character?

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Walton's preparation shows his determination and commitment to his goals.

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What role does Robert Walton play in the narrative of Frankenstein?

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Robert Walton serves as the frame narrator and provides a perspective on Victor Frankenstein's story.

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What does Victor's relationship with Krempe and Waldman signify?

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It signifies his pursuit of knowledge and the influence of mentors on his scientific ambitions.

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How does the theme of isolation manifest in Victor's character?

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Victor's isolation is evident in his obsession with his work and his eventual alienation from family and friends.