Frankenstein Test Review

An epistolary narrative involves

• Questions based on the bible

• A fictional narrative

• A narrative based on letters

• A gothic setting

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How is Justine Moritz part of the 'Frankenstein' narrative?

• She is a servant to the Frankenstein family

• She is essentially adopted by the family

• She is framed for the murder of William

• All of the above

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"William is dead!" Who is William?

• The official name of the Creature

• Victor Frankenstein's brother

• Elizabeth Lavanza's child

• A servant of the Frankenstein household.

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Frankenstein's father encourages him to ...

• ignore feelings of vengeance

• continue his studies

• move in with Henry Clerval

• order a tombstone

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Following William's death, Victor Frankenstein found solace and peace...

• in his studies

• by marrying Elizabeth

• returning to St Petersburg

• visiting the lake and nature

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Frankenstein meets his creature during...

• a thunderstorm

• William's funeral

• his return to his laboratory

• catching a train to Ingolstadt

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Elizabeth is characterised as being...

• '...too full of the milk of human kindness."

• "... the answer to my prayers for salvation."

• " (having)... a loveliness surpassing the beauty of her childish years."

• "... an innocent flower subjected to the storms of war."

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The following is an example of Shelley's use of hyperbole:

• "A thousand times rather would I have confessed myself guilty.."

• "The mountains soared like Kilamanjaro rising like Olympus above the Seregenti."

• "Justine was always engaging and exquisitely beautiful."

• Shelley does not use hyperbole in her writing.

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Justine Moritz is accused of murder. What seals her fate?

• She sinks during a dunking trial in the nearby river.

• Her apron is found near William's body.

• William's blood is found on her clothing.

• A missing locket is found amongst her belongings.

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Victor Frankenstein refers to his "unhallowed arts." Unhallowed means unholy. So what does he mean?

• He made a deal with the devil.

• He married his cousin.

• He manipulated science and nature in unnatural ways.

• He lied about knowing who William's murderer was.

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