Frankenstein Final

What parallel exists between Frankenstein and Robert Walton?

• They both wish to create life

• They are both sailors

• They are both on a quest for knowledge

• They went to the same school.

As Victor nears the moment of completing his creation, the setting is described as

• a beautiful sunny day in spring

• early morning on a cold winter day

• noontime but cloudy

• a dark November night with a dismal rainstorm

What theme does Shelley highlight in the stories of Elizabeth and Justine?

• the relentlessness of evil

• the corrosive effects of jealosy

• the necessity for compassion

• the benefits of scholarship

Victor is constrained from committing suicide by his

• concern for Elizabeth

• father's orders

• desire for revenge against the monster

• fear of death

What technique does Shelley use to tell us the monster's activities after he was created

• irony

• extended metaphor

• foreshadowing

• flashback

How does Victor feel as he works to create the companion for the monster?

• indifferent

• vengeful

• guilty and apprehensive

• exuberant and creative

To what biblical story does the Monster refer to when he talks of his own creation

• The Flood

• The creation of Adam and Eve

• David and Goliath

• the birth of Jesus

What literary technique is used when Shelley has the monster refer to the Bible and Paradise Lost?

• allusion

• suspense

• theme

• irony

How does the monster fulfill his threat of being with Victor on his wedding night?

• He kills Victor on his wedding night

• He strangles Elizabeth on the wedding night

• He kills Victor's father on his wedding night

• He watches from just outside the window as Elizabeth and Victor marry

Who is left alive at the end of the novel?

• Robert Walton

• Victor Frankenstein

• Henry Clerval

• Alphonse Frankenstein (Victor's father)