Dracula: Final Test

Who is it? A solicitor, or lawyer, whose firm sends him to Transylvania to conclude a real estate transaction.

• Jonathan Harker
• Quincey Morris
• Arthur Holmwood
• Abraham Van Helsing

Who is it? A practical young woman who works as a  schoolmistress.  She is intelligent and resourceful, and her research leads Van Helsing’s men to Castle Dracula.

• Mina Harker
• Lucy Westenra

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Who is it? Unlike his comrades, he is not blinded by the limitations of Western medicine: he knows that he faces a force that  cannot be treated with traditional science and reason.

• Dr. Seward
• Jonathan Harker
• Quincey Morris
• Professor Van Helsing

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Who is it? An attractive, vivacious young woman. The first character in the novel to fall under Dracula’s spell.  

• Lucy Westenra
• Mina Murray

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Who is it? A talented young doctor; the administrator of an insane asylum not far from the Carfax Estate.

• Abraham Van Helsing
• Quincey Morris
• Dr. Seward
• Jonathan Harker

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Who is it? He can assume the form of an animal, control the  weather, and he is stronger than twenty men. His powers     are limited, however—for instance, he cannot enter a     victim’s home unless invited.

• Dracula
• Dr. Seward
• Renfield
• Quincey Morris

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Who is it? A plainspoken American from Texas, and another of Lucy’s suitors.

• Quincey Morris
• Arthur Holmwood
• Dr. Seward
• Dracula

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Which of the following best describes the Victorian Era?

• prudish, hypocritical, stuffy, and narrow-minded.
• possessed highly desirable or perfect qualities.
• long period of relative peace and minimal expansion by military force
• classless and stateless, based upon common ownership. 

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Dracula is an epistolary novel. This means that:

•  the story is only told through the eyes of one person
• the novel is composed of letters and journal entries.
•  the story is told as if it is happening entirely in the present.
• the novel is only told through the antagonist and other villainous characters

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Why was Bram Stoker particularly close to his mother while growing up?

• They lived in a very rural area so they only had each other for company.
• He was bed ridden due to repeating illnesses throughout the majority of his childhood
• His mother died during child birth, so he never did have an opportunity to know his mother.
• After the death of his father, Bram and his mother depended on each other for emotional support

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