Frankenstein Letters Review 11/21/23

Who wrote the letters in the novel Frankenstein?

• Robert Walton

• Henry Clerval

• Mary Shelley

• Victor Frankenstein

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What is the purpose of Walton's letters to his sister?

• To ask for money and gifts

• To boast about his accomplishments

• To update her about his journey and seek her advice and support.

• To complain about his sister's behavior

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What is the significance of the letters in Frankenstein?

• The letters in Frankenstein are a secret code that only the author knows the meaning of.

• The letters in Frankenstein are just a random assortment of characters with no significance.

• The letters in Frankenstein represent the different chapters of the novel.

• The letters in Frankenstein refer to the name of the main character and represent the themes of the novel.

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How do the letters contribute to the overall structure of the novel?

• The letters provide different perspectives, insights, and serve as a storytelling device.

• The letters are irrelevant to the overall structure of the novel.

• The letters confuse the reader and disrupt the flow of the story.

• The letters are used as a form of decoration in the novel.

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What role does letter writing play in Frankenstein?

• Letter writing serves as a narrative device and provides insights into the characters' thoughts and relationships.

• Letter writing is used to convey important plot points in the story.

• Letter writing is used to create suspense and mystery in the narrative.

• Letter writing is a form of communication between the characters.

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In Walton's letters, what does he hope to achieve by reaching the North Pole?

• In Walton's letters, he hopes to achieve fame and glory by reaching the North Pole.

• In Walton's letters, he hopes to achieve scientific discovery by reaching the North Pole.

• In Walton's letters, he hopes to achieve personal fulfillment by reaching the North Pole.

• In Walton's letters, he hopes to achieve financial gain by reaching the North Pole.

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Which character's letters provide insight into Victor Frankenstein's story?

• Henry Clerval

• Robert Walton

• Elizabeth Lavenza

• Justine Moritz

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What emotions are conveyed through the letters in Frankenstein?

• Happiness, contentment, joy, love

• Anger, frustration, annoyance, irritation

• Confidence, excitement, hope, satisfaction

• Curiosity, fear, despair, loneliness

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How do the letters contribute to the theme of ambition in the novel?

• The letters in the novel are written by characters who have no ambitions.

• The letters in the novel have no relevance to the theme of ambition.

• The letters in the novel reveal characters' ambitions, motivations, and desires, and serve as a means of communication and manipulation, driving characters to pursue their ambitions.

• The letters in the novel are used solely for decorative purposes.

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What is the role of letter writing in the development of the plot?

• Letter writing has no role in the development of the plot.

• Letter writing only serves as a means of communication, not plot development.

• Letter writing is a minor aspect of the plot and does not contribute to its development.

• Letter writing facilitates communication and plot development.

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