Frankenstein Quiz

What is the name of Victor's youngest brother?

• William

• Henry

• Robert

• Ernest

What is one theme that appears in Frankenstein ?

• • Being judged is a part of life.

• Evil creations will do evil things

• Good deeds do not always lead to people accepting you

• Love of science can bring about fantatsic creations

Themes (lessons of a story) from Frankenstein are still relatable today.

• True

• False

How does Victor's obsession with his studies affect his personal life?

• He becomes popular and gains new friends

• He becomes involved in politics and social reform

• He becomes isolated and neglects his family

• He loses interest and pursues other hobbies

Describe the character of the Creature in Frankenstein. How does he evolve and what are his motivations?

• The Creature in Frankenstein is a minor character with no significant evolution or motivations.

• The Creature in Frankenstein starts as a sympathetic character but becomes more monstrous as the story progresses. His motivations are driven by a desire for revenge against his creator.

• The Creature in Frankenstein remains a hideous monster throughout the entire story. His motivations are driven by a desire for power and destruction.

• The Creature in Frankenstein evolves from a hideous monster to a complex and sympathetic character. His motivations are driven by a desire for companionship and acceptance.

• Who is the main narrator in the first chapters of the book?

• Victor Frankenstein

• Henry Clerval

• Robert Walton

• William Frankenstein

Formulate means

• to get rid of rumors and myths

• unable to make errors

• to create something by putting various parts together.

• not serious in behavior

Explain the symbolism of the monster's physical appearance in Frankenstein.

• The monster's physical appearance symbolizes society's rejection.

• The monster's physical appearance symbolizes the protagonist's inner turmoil.

• The monster's physical appearance symbolizes the protagonist's desire for power.

• The monster's physical appearance symbolizes the protagonist's fear of the unknown.

What is the main emotion Frankenstein feels after the loss of his brother?

• sadness

• guilt

• anger

• relief

Compare and contrast the characters of Victor Frankenstein and the Creature in terms of their motivations and actions.

• Victor Frankenstein is motivated by love and companionship, while the Creature is motivated by knowledge and discovery.

• Victor Frankenstein is motivated by knowledge and power, while the Creature is motivated by acceptance and companionship. Victor creates and abandons the Creature, while the Creature seeks revenge and companionship.

• Victor Frankenstein creates the Creature out of loneliness and the desire for a companion, while the Creature seeks acceptance and understanding.

• Victor Frankenstein is motivated by revenge and power, while the Creature is motivated by destruction and chaos.