Victor Frankenstein and the Pursuit of Knowledge

What is the main goal of Victor Frankenstein's scientific experiments?

• To invent new medical treatments

• To study the mysteries of nature

• To become a famous scientist

• To create life with flesh and bone

What was the initial reaction of Victor's friend Henry to his scientific experiments?

• Supportive and encouraging

• Disinterested and dismissive

• Curious and intrigued

• Concerned and worried

What did Victor use to reanimate a dead dog in his experiments?

• Heat catalyst

• Chemical solutions

• Magnetic energy

• Electricity

What did Victor realize after reanimating the dead dog?

• He needed to conduct more experiments

• He should share his findings with the world

• He had gone too far with his experiments

• He was on the brink of a major scientific breakthrough

What was Professor Waldman's reaction to Victor's experiments?

• Encouraging and supportive

• Curious and intrigued

• Dismissive and uninterested

• Disapproving and concerned

What did Victor believe was the key to unlocking the secrets of nature?

• Alchemy

• Electricity

• Mathematics

• Chemical reactions

What did Victor compare his experiments with electricity to?

• Setting a broken bone

• Using bifocals to help one read

• Inoculating mankind against smallpox

• Creating beauty with paint and brushes

What did Victor believe was the center of our nervous system?

• The heart

• The lungs

• The brain

• The spine

What did Victor's mother ask him to promise before her death?

• To marry and be happy

• To continue his scientific experiments

• To pursue a career in medicine

• To take care of his siblings

What did Victor's father want him to focus on at the University?

• History and literature

• Engineering and technology

• Pure science and mathematics

• Medicine and biology