Frankenstein self-quiz

Ask and answer one identify/literal/google question.

Ask & answer one interpretive question that only readers of the text could ask & answer.

Ask & answer an evaluative question that connects a theme of the book to an aspect of the human condition's six aspects: birth, growth, conflict, emotions, aspirations, & death.

Write a paragraph essay explaining why Dr. Viktor Frankenstein is more of a monster than the creature.

Write a paragraph essay explaining why society is more of a monster than the creature.

Write a paragraph essay explaining why the creature is a monster.

Frankenstein is a frame story, meaning that it recants several seemingly separate stories that once read connect in theme. What is the relationship shared between Robert Walton and Viktor Frankenstein? How might their stories entwine?

Ask one question that connects a theme from the book to the human condition. The human condition is that regardless of time, wealth, faith, ethnicity, political affiliation, or any other difference indicator connects all humans to one another because we all experience: birth, growth, aspiration, conflict, emotions, and death.

Ask one literal question regarding the book. Remember, a literal question may be one that is easily asked by doing a Google search.

Ask one interpretive/analysis question. Remember, those are questions that can only be answered by those who have read and comprehended the book.