Who is writing the letter?

• Henry Clerval

• VictorFrankenstein

• Margaret Saville

• Robert Walton

To whom were the letters written?

• They were written to Walton’s sister, Mrs. Margaret Saville

• They were written to Elizabeth

• They were written to Caroline Frankenstein

• They were written to Henry Clerval

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What is Walton in search of on his journey?

• The Arctic Ocean

• The South Pole

• The North Pole

• The Northern Lights

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When does Walton begin his journey North?

• Spring

• Summer

• Fall

• Winter

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Mary Shelley alludes to “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” to show that Walton will . . .

• Return to his sister no matter the difficulty

• Not defy nature and be punished for it

• Allow his quest to be guided by his ambition

• Not let his uncle's death delay him like he let his father's

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What does Walton say he doesn't have with him for his journey?

• Enough supplies to cover the unexpected delays due to the ice

• A sled and dog team

• Someone to share the good and the bad of this experience

• His cherished books left that sparked the desire to make this journey happen

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The creature is described by Walton and his crew as being huge in stature and “ had the shape of a man” emphasizing that. . .

• The creature is not human

• The creature is an element of nature

• The creature represents an element of the Romantic Genre

• The creature represents an element of gothic

• The creature represents purity that no human could possess.

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Who/What does the crew help aboard the ship?

• A loan sled dog

• Robert Walton who has gone mad with ambition

• An emaciated man of European decent

• The remains of what looks to be a human but is far too large to be

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How did Robert feel about his guest?

• He liked Frankenstein, but realized they had nothing in common.
• He did not like Frankenstein, he was too eccentric.
• He liked Frankenstein, and hoped they would become friends.
• He did not like Frankenstein at all. 

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Why was Frankenstein in the Arctic?

• He wanted to be alone.
• He was pursuing Robert Walton
• He was pursuing Elizabeth Lavenza
• He was pursuing the monster.

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