2023 Frankenstein Letters-Chpt 7

What type of novel is Frankenstein?

• mystery
• gothic
• self-help
• biography

Who wrote Frankenstein?

• Mary Shelley
• J.R.R Tolkein

• C.S Lewis
• Emily Bronte

Who is the first narrator in the novel?

• Frankenstein
• Walton
• the creature
• omniscient third person

Letters I-IV: When we meet him at the beginning of the novel, Robert Walton is preparing to embark upon a quest. Where is he going?

• the North Pole

• the South Pole

• Geneva

• Ingolstadt

Letters I-IV: Walton picks up a stranger during his travels. The stranger remains reserved and cautious until he finally decides to tell Walton the story of his tragic life. What made him open up to Walton?

• He sees a kindred spirit in Walton's unrelenting quest.

• He needs Walton to settle his debt back in Switzerland.

• He wants someone to write down the story of his life before he dies.

• He always wanted a brother, and Walton seems to fill that role.

Chapters 1-4: Formerly identified by Walton as the "stranger," what is the narrator's name?

• Victor Frankenstein

• Henry Frankenstein

• Henry Clerval

• Victor Clerval

What words are best describe Robert Walton as he is depicted in the letters?

• Clownish, Opinionated, Troubled, Forgetful, Crafty
• Ambitious, Arrogant, Entitled, Dreamer, Innocent, Lonely
• Honest, Loyal, Trustworthy, Intelligent, Skeptical
• Bright, Gracious, Sarcastic, Worrier, Unhappy

Frankenstein is the name of...

• The Castle.
• The Creature

• The man who created the Creature.

• The teacher of the man who created the Creature.

Who was Frankenstein’s closest friend?

• Elizabeth Lavenza
• Henry Clerval
• Robert Walton
• Alphonse Frankenstein

How is Henry Clerval, Victor's best friend, most accurately characterized?

• Highly intelligent, nerdy, interested in modern-day chemistry and biology
• Chivalrous and kind, interested in heroes, legends, and the study of morality
• Cynical, evil, a frequent "mad" scientist who experiments on animals, dead and alive
• Sad, woeful, someone Victor loves but also pities greatly