With what specific aspect of science does Victor become obsessed while at school?

The ability to bring inanimate (or dead) objects back to life

Relationship between science and morality

Relationship between science and religion

Victor responds to William and Justine's deaths by

becoming depressed and wanting to be alone.

planning to hunt down the monster

telling his family about the monster

taking his family and leaving Switzerland

Why does Victor feel like he is the "true murder" of William and Justine?

He created William and Justine's murderer

By not speaking up about the monster, Victor caused Justine's execution

What natural phenomena influenced Frankenstein?

He watched a tree being hit by lightning during a storm. He became interested in the theories of electricity and galvanism.

He watched an apple fall from a tree and became interested in gravity and inertia.

He watched an animal die and became interested in decomposition.

He watched the clouds and became interested in meteorology.

How did Frankenstein feel when his experiment succeeded, and the creature came to life?

He was horrified and disgusted.

What happened to the accused person of William's murder?

The accused person was convicted and hanged.

The accused person was found innocent and released.

Frankenstein helped the accused person escape from prison and flee the country.

The accused person committed suicide in prison.

What did Frankenstein see just outside the gates of Geneva as he was returning home?

He saw the creature in the shadows

He saw his father begging Henry to stay with Frankenstein

What did Frankenstein do at the trial?

He asked that Justine go free but never said anything about the creature.

He asked that Henry go free because he couldn't have killed anyone.

He wanted the courts to hang the murderer

He asked that they go search for the creature and kill him.

Where did Frankenstein go after the trial

Feeling revenge and remorse he fled to the mountains.

He settled down in Geneva with Elizabeth

He wandered around the university obsessed with creating another creature.

He finally decided to tell the truth about the creature.

What does Victor say that his earl intentions in life were?

I had begun with benevolent intentions and wanted to make myself useful to my fellow beings.

I had begun with benevolent intentions and didn’t want to contribute anything to my fellow beings.

I had begun with neutral intentions but wanted to contribute to my fellow beings.

I had begun with mischievous intentions and wanted to make myself the lord of my fellow beings.

What surprised Victor at the end of the Justine's trial?

Justine confessed even when she was truly innocent.

Justine blamed Victor for abandoning the family.

Justine revealed that she had been plotting this murder for a long time as revenge against the Frankenstein family.

The jury declared Justine not guilty in spite of all the evidence against her.

What event in Victor's childhood inspires him to pursue his area of studies?

Skimming a pebble over the top of a brook.

Which statement regarding Victor's college life is accurate?

He was interested in the secrets and creation of life, and how to inject life into dead things.

At 17, he went to college with his good friend, Henry Clerval.

He was busy doing scientific research, but kept in touch with his family often by writing letters.

He shared his own laboratory with other scientists even though he was doing confidential work.

With what specific element of science does Victor become obsessed while at university?

The ability to bring inanimate objects back to life.

The relationship between science and morality.

The relationship between science and religion.

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Authored by Mrs Welsh

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Why did Mary Shelley write the novel in the first place?

She had a contract from her publisher

She wanted to win a bet

Her husband told her she should

She wanted to write the first science fiction novel

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Perhaps oddly, the best physical features (or "luxuriances") of the creature upon its awakening are its:

Striking blue eyes

Flowing black hair and pearly white teeth

Long, lean, muscular arms and legs

Manicured hands

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What does Henry provide Victor during his stay at Ingolstadt?

Nurturing and care, and also a letter from home

Money, sent from Victor's father

Poetry, in an effort to convince him to study something other than science

Harsh criticism of the experiments Victor has been conducting

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What two major events happened to Frankenstein when he was seventeen?

His brother died and he decided to quit school.

His father died and he decided to visit the Arctic.

His mother died and he went to the university at Ingolstadt to study.

His mother died and he gave up on his own life.

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What happened to Frankenstein the day after he completed his creation?

He decided to continue with his research.

He became disillusioned with life for the rest of his days.

He became adamant about bringing other things to life.

He became ill with a fever and delirium for several months.

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Who was accused of committing the murder of William?

Jean-Claude, one of the servants, was accused of committing the murder.

Justine, who lived with the family, was accused of committing the murder.

Frankenstein’s brother was accused of committing the murder.

Frank, one of the boy’s friends, was accused of committing the murder.

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Victor Frankenstein's sister, Elizabeth is...

Adopted and subsequently beloved by the Frankenstein family

Evil, in contrast to her kind brother

A more talented scientist than her brother

In love with Henry Clerval, her brother's best friend

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