Frankenstein Unit Test

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Who is the narrator of the story in Chapter One of Frankenstein?

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Victor Frankenstein

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What scientific concept does Victor Frankenstein become obsessed with?

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The ability to bring inanimate (or dead) objects back to life.

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True or False: The creature learns his first words by listening to a family talk.

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TRUE

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What does the monster in Frankenstein desire the most?

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Friends and family.

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What subject fascinated Victor Frankenstein the most during his childhood?

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Science.

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Define the term 'Frankenstein complex'.

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The fear of artificial beings or the consequences of creating life.

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What is the significance of the creature's desire for companionship?

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It highlights themes of isolation and the need for social connection.

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How does Victor's obsession with science lead to his downfall?

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His pursuit of knowledge leads to the creation of the monster and ultimately his own destruction.

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What role does nature play in Frankenstein?

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Nature serves as a source of solace and reflection for Victor, contrasting with his inner turmoil.

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What is the relationship between Victor and Robert Walton?

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Walton is the narrator of the letters and serves as a frame for Victor's story.