Frankenstein

How does the monster in "Frankenstein" learn to speak?

• From Victor

• By reading Victor's books

• He doesn't know how to speak

• By listening to the family in cabin, in the woods

What happens to the monster after he saves the little girl from drowning?

• He is shot at

• The people feed him

• He is beaten

• He is ignored

What happens to Victor's mother before he leaves for University?

• She goes on a long journey

• She falls in love and remarries

• She catches scarlet fever and dies

• She gives birth to another child

What does the monster want Victor to do to heal his loneliness?

• Buy him a horse

• Accept him into the family

• Destroy him

• Create a female monster to be his companion

What inspired Mary Shelley to write "Frankenstein"?

• A man named Frank

• A vacation to Germany

• A ghost story writing contest

• Her love of romance

What happens when Victor brings his creation to life?

• He is so proud!

• He is terrified by his appearance

• He is amazed at his abilities

• He falls madly in love wiht it

Why does the Monster kill William, Victor's brother?

What happens to Victor's wife Elizabeth, towards the end of the story?

Which of the following is a major theme in "Frankenstein"?

• Social Rejection

• Isolation

• Revenge

• The danger of knowledge

Based on your answer for number 9, explain the theme of the story.