Frankenstein

Who is the first narrator in the novel?

• Frankenstein
• Walton
• the creature
• omniscient third person

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What type of novel is Frankenstein?

• mystery
• gothic
• self-help
• biography

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Why is Victor repulsed by the monster

• it cannot speak
• Victor is sick
• the creature is ugly
• Victor is over-tired

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How does Victor's father die?

• of a brain hemorrhage
• at the hands of the creature
• of old age
• of a broken heart

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What object got Justine convicted of William's murder?

• a shawl
• a hair bow
• a piece of cloth
•  a locket

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Why did the monster kill William?

• because William said he was a Frankenstein
• he was being too loud
• William called the monster names 
• because the creature hated children

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What does the monster demand that Victor do?

• give him money
• make him a mate
• forgive him for killing William
• make the monster attractive

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The Delaceys provide all of the following except?

• they provide a way for the creature to learn language
• create a sense of belonging for the monster
• show the creature what family is
• show the courage of women

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The monster promises Walton that he will do what?

• bury Victor
• live with his wife in South America
• write a letter about his experiences
• build a fire and kill himself

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What does the monster's story do for the reader?

• suspense
• hatred
• disgust
• sympathy

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