Frankenstein Chapters 1-10

Frankenstein is one of the most important works of _______ fiction. This is seen in the dark mood, desolate settings, in the supernatural occurrences, in the creepy and macabre circumstances surrounding the monster's creation, and in the frequent foreshadowing and sense of looming dread that guides the plot.

• Roman

• Post-Modern

• Gothic

• Victorian

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_____________ literature from this time period often has great detail and an emphasis on establishing a clear setting and characterization. There is usually a glorification of nature and there are supernatural elements.

• Romantic

• Periodic

• Enlightenment

• Modernist

• Stoicism

Victor journeys back home (in chapter seven) from Ingolstadt because of a tragedy that occurred. He sees which of the following events, which confirms his fears that the monster was definitely involved....

• A vision of flames on the top of a mountain

• He sees a gigantic figure quickly ascend a mountain in the midst of a lightning storm

• A dark figure stare at him through the glass of his room at the inn

• He sees a hooded figure wearing a necklace with the family crest of the Frankenstein's that passes him on the road on horseback

• He sees a dude with a man-bun eating a vegan hamburger and holding a sign that says "Vote for Bernie"

Though the creature was to blame for a heinous crime, who was sentenced to death after the conclusion of the trial?

• Elizabeth Lavenza

• Alphonse Frankenstein

• Henry Clerval

• Michael Scarne

• Justine Moritz

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Immediately after animating the creator and imbuing it with life, Victor

• yells "I'm going to Disneyland!"

• regrets it and runs away in fear

• makes plans to show it off at the World's Faire

• realizes his mistake and tries to kill the creature

• dances around with joy and feel like a success

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After Victor leaves the creature, he is pleasantly distracted by which person that he was also surprised to see?

• Elizabeth Lavenza

• Justine Mortiz

• Ernest Frankenstein

• Henry Clerval

• Caroline Beaufort

What is the dying wish of Victor's mother, which puts some pressure on him?

• That he graduates from Ingolstadt

• That he return home and take over the family business

• That he leaves and never returns to Geneva

• That he marries Elizabeth

• That he invents a "world-changing" technology

To whom is Victor Frankenstein telling his story in this section?

• Robert Walton

• Elizabeth Lavenza

• Alphonse Frankenstein

• Stephen Colbert

• Jenny Jones

Victor studied an outdated and disproven science called __________ which was supposedly the study of how electricity impacted muscles and chemical actions in the body.

• Alchemy

• Giardia

• Galvanism

• Scientology

• Existentialism

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Victor discovers the murderer in chapter seven. Later, he reassures ________ that the person being blamed is completely innocent. He then seems confident that the evidence against must be merely _________ and that the suspect will be acquitted.

• Peter ; Factual

• Elizabeth ; Circumstantial

• Justine ; False

• William ; Incorrect