Frankenstein End of Book

How does the monster fulfill his threat of being with Victor on his wedding night?

• He kills Victor on his wedding night

• He strangles Elizabeth on the wedding night

• He kills Victor's father on his wedding night

• He watches from just outside the window as Elizabeth and Victor marry

Who is left alive at the end of the novel?

• Robert Walton

• Victor Frankenstein

• Henry Clerval

• Alphonse Frankenstein (Victor's father)

Who is the last narrator in the novel?

• The Monster

• Victor Frankenstein

• Robert Walton

• Mrs. Saville

In her letter, why does Elizabeth assume that Victor has put off the idea of marriage?

• She believes that he loves another woman

• She thinks that he never wants to marry anyone

• She believes that he's too distracted with the building of a monster

• She wishes to marry Henry Clerval instead

After the deaths of both Elizabeth and his father, what happens to Victor?

• He immediately begins hunting the monster

• He runs away to a monastery to become a priest

• He goes insane and is put in an institution

• He seeks to protect Ernest

What does the monster do to keep Victor on his trail?

• He leaves a map

• He leaves clues and food

• He does not wish for Victor to chase him at all

• He is the one chasing Victor

What happens to the monster after the death of Victor?

• He is excited to have finally won over his master

• He is worried that he will be blamed for Victor's death

• He mourns the loss of his creator since now he has no reason to live

• He is angry that Frankenstein can no longer chase him

What is the monster's fate at the end of the novel?

• He will drown himself in the icy arctic waters

• He will be arrested and hanged for all his crimes

• He will light himself on a funeral pyre and die

• He will continue to seek a mate as ugly as himself

Mary Shelley spends a lot of time throughout the novel describing the beautiful scenery and nature.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a theme NOT seen in the novel?

• Parents have a responsibility to raise their children

• People are a product of their environment and influences

• Science is harmful and not to be trusted