Frankenstein

The setting of the story includes...

• Geneva, France and Moscow.
• Ingolstadt, Swiss Alps and Northern Ice.
• Scotland, Ireland and Italy.
• France, northern ice and Moscow.

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According to the story we can infer that the author lived in a time of...

• scientific advances, medicine in special.
• religion and faith.
• technology and information.
• understanding and mutual respect.

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Frankenstein is the name of...

• The Castle.
• The Monster.
• The doctor who created the monster.
• The teacher of the doctor who created the monster.

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Frankenstein´s female companion:

• gets married and they live happily ever after.
• was never created.
• didn´t want to get married.
• was created and killed by the doctor.

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Frankenstein was written by...

• Mary Shelley in 1818.
• J.K. Rowling in 1818.
• Mary Shelley in 1918.
• Charles Dickens in 1918.

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The book leads to the fact that...

• apperance doesn´t interfere in the way people are treated.
• ugly people must be bad.
• good looking people are always good.
• human nature judgement is superficial.

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It is not a character in the story.

• Victor Frankenstein
• Elizabeth Lavenza
• Justine Moritz
•  Monster Frankenstein

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It´s incorret about the plot.

• Shortly after the death of his mother, a young man leaves his family to study natural science.
• Victor tries to forget, and ignore, what he has unleashed to the world.
• Frankenstein talks with his monster, and agrees to create a second monster.
• The climax is the happy wedding of Elizabeth and Victor.

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They are all narrators in the story, except:

• Victor Frankenstein
• Robert Walton
• Frankenstein´s Monster
• Mr Kirwin

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About the De Lacey family we can agree that:

• A blind person treated the Monster better than the ones who could see.
• The Monster didn´t try to help them.
• The family didn´t try to chase the Monster away.
• They were travellers.

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