
Meet Victor Frankentstein
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Angela Barrios
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The main character of the story "Frankenstein" is Victor Frankenstein. Victor is a Genevese. His family is one of the most respected in Geneva. In Chapter 1, we learned about the most important things in his life; his family and his passions.
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Multiple Choice
Who is Frankenstein?
the monster in the story.
the main character in the story.
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We learned about the immediate Frankenstein family. Mr. Frankenstein is a well-respected and rich man. He marries Caroline the daughter of his friend Mr. Beaufort. Victor has three siblings. Elizabeth is his cousin is was orphaned and adopted by the Frankensteins.
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Multiple Choice
The Frankenstein family is
respected, honorable and wealthy.
sad, grieving and broken.
an ordinary family in Geneva
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According to the text Victor has many unusual interests. Reread this section to be reminded of all his strange reading choices
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Investigating/Exploring
Science & Alchemy
Curing Diseases
Occult /Supernatural
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Multiple Select
Victor is interested in which (choose two answers)
facts and discovery.
poems and imagination.
sorcery and the supernatural.
writing plays and stories to act out.
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Definition: An EPIGRAPH is a literary device usually placed at the beginning of a document but which belongs to another writer.
Epigraphs can be a poem, quotation, or sentence
The point of it is to create a connection, introduce a theme or topic, give an example or create an association.
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DID I REQUEST THEE, MAKER ,FROM CLAY TO TO MOULD ME MAN? DID I SOLICIT THEE FROM DARKNESS TO PROMOTE ME?
— PARADISE LOST
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the the epigraph in the story of Frankenstein?
to entertain you.
to summarize the book.
to make a connection to Paradise Lost.
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In Chapter 1, Victor Frankenstein tells the reader that he remembers hearing his mother praise Elizabeth for her beauty and her kind personality. Victor further describes that his mother had made a determination, "These indications, and a desire to bind as closely as possible the ties of domestic love, determined my mother to consider Elizabeth as my future wife."
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Open Ended
Based on the paragraph you read what role will Elizabeth play in the story?
The main character of the story "Frankenstein" is Victor Frankenstein. Victor is a Genevese. His family is one of the most respected in Geneva. In Chapter 1, we learned about the most important things in his life; his family and his passions.
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