"Frankenstein" by Field

Where are the characters in the poem most likely located?

• They are most likely in an older barony.
• They are most likely in a dark dungeon.
• They are most likely on a newer farm.
• They are most likely in a distant future.

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What is the point of view of this poem?

• The first person narrator is the monster.
• The second person narrator is you, the reader.
• The third person narrator is a speaker outside the story.
• The first person narrator is the old
  blind man.

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Why are the villagers in the poem called ignorant?

• They think the monster is evil because he is ugly and makes noises.
• They think the monster is evil because he is very dangerous.
• They think the monster is dangerous because he is very evil.
• They think the monster makes ugly noises because he is evil.

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Why does the blind man welcome the monster?

• The blind man is afraid.
• The blind man is lonely.
• The blind man is brave.
• The blind man is old.

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Comparing the monster to a grunting banker is an example of what?

• It is an example of a metaphor.
• It is an example of personification.
• It is an example of a simile.
• It is an example of a hyperbole.

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According to the poem, what will most likely happen in the future?

• The monster will have a long life.
• The monster will have a short life.
• The blind man will have a long life.
• The blind man will have a short life.

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Which of these is a theme of the poem?

• Death is a part of life.
• We all need a friend.
• Crime doesn't pay.
• Man can't cheat death.

Which answer below is also an example of SYMPATHY?

• Frank thinks about a distant loved one.
• Frank displays curiosity in a new situation.
• Frank shows kindness to a family member.
• Frank feels concern for a stranger's struggles.

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What is the main conflict in this poem?

• The conflict is individual vs. nature.
• The conflict is individual vs. individual.
• The conflict is individual vs. tech.
• The conflict is individual vs. society.

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What is the most important detail to include in a summary?

• The Baron was cruel to the monster.
• The blind man was kind to the monster.
• The monster dies in a whirlpool.
• The villagers pursue the monster.

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