Frankenstein

A major theme explored in the play is... (choose all that apply)

• Hatred only breeds hatred

• Be responsible for your creation

• Murder is the way to solve all your problems

• Don't judge a book by it's cover

In scene 6, what does the word muster mean?

• separates

• collects

• raises

• contacts

The dialogue in scene 4 establishes that the relationship between Victor and the Creature most similar to --

• Loving father and son

• Brother and sister

• Creator and creation

• Hero and villiam

The stage directions serve what purpose? Check all that apply.

• Tells the reader extra information

• Tells the actors how to behave and feel in the scene

• Tells the actors what the audience is doing

• Tells the reader the actions of the characters

Which line of dialogue provides the best evidence that the Creature feels guilt?

• "Oh, misery! Even you, my father, hate me"

• "The world fed me hate, and hate filled me up."

• "I want you to make me a companion--someone as hideous as I am"

• "I came to ask for forgiveness."

What is the point of view of this play?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person limited

• Third person Omniscient

The stage directions in scene 1 provide evidence that Victor....?

• Is shy about what he is doing

• Likes to have thunder and lightning for dramatic effect.

• Is maniacal about is creation.

• Feels proud of his genius.

Who is the author of Frankenstein?

• Victor Frankenstein

• Mary Shelley

• Percey Shelley

• Lord Byron

The reader can infer Victor is using the promise of making another creature for the monster so that?

• The monster can feel love.

• The monster will leave him and his family alone

• The monster will become friendly

• The monster can have a friend to play with.

The line "The world fed me hate..." is what type of figurative language?

• Personification

• Similie

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole