Why was Frankenstein in the Arctic?

He was pursuing Elizabeth Lavenza

Why does Frankenstein agree to tell Walton his story?

To warn Walton because he sees him on the path to making the same mistakes he did

To entertain Walton because he knows how lonely he has been

To convince Walton to help him in his search for the creature

To relieve himself of the guilt he has for creating the monster

Dr. Frankenstein tells Robert Walton, "Nothing can alter my destiny: listen to my history, and you will see..." This most nearly means which of the following?

Frankenstein's future has already been determined by his past.

Frankenstein believes that he controls his fate.

Frankenstein wants to change his past.

Frankenstein does not believe in destiny.

How did Victor's parents meet?

Through a friend and a father's business dealings

Through charity work for the poor

They were raised together in the same home

Why did the peasant family agree to give Elizabeth to Frankenstein's parents?

Because they were too poor to keep her

Because she was a disobedient child

Because the Frankensteins were related to her through her mother

Because the priest threatened to have them arrested

Why does Victor's father and later his teacher express that Victor is wasting his time with his initial studies in science?

The material he is studying is outdated due to the advancements presently being made

The subject matter is too advanced for him

They do not believe that science is a suitable field of study for someone of his background

The material does not uphold the values that the university he will be attending upholds

Victor Frankenstein's father, Alphonse...

Is a former community leader who married his best friend's daughter

Is evil, in contrast to his kind wife

Dies, as a result of his daughter's illness

Victor Frankenstein's mother, Caroline...

Dies, as a result of her daughter's illness

Is a former community leader who married her best friend's son

Is evil, in contrast to her kind husband

Victor Frankenstein's sister, Elizabeth is...

Adopted and subsequently beloved by the Frankenstein family

Evil, in contrast to her kind brother

A more talented scientist than her brother

In love with Henry Clerval, her brother's best friend

What natural event sparks significant intrigue in the scientific mind of Victor Frankenstein?

Lightening strike that burns and slices a tree in half

Earthquake that strikes Victor's hometown

Tsunami-like wave, which floods Victor's hometown

Hail-storm that damages Victor's hometown

How does the first professor Victor meets, M. Krempe, respond to Victor's interests in ancient philosophers and scientists?

He is rude and dismissive toward Victor, claiming that his entire childhood education was a waste.

He is excited to have found a student who believes in the same ancient science as him.

He claims that those scientists are outdated but still useful and encourges Victor to continue/hone his studies.

He is frightened of Victor and his mad and borderline evil ideas.

How does the second professor Victor meets, M. Waldman, respond to Victor's interests in ancient philosophers and scientists?

He claims that those scientists are outdated but still useful and encourges Victor to continue/hone his studies.

He is rude and dismissive toward Victor, claiming that his entire childhood education was a waste.

He is excited to have found a student who believes in the same ancient science as him.

He is frightened of Victor and his mad and borderline evil ideas.

How does the second professor Victor meets, M. Waldman, respond to Victor's interests in ancient philosophers and scientists?

He claims that those scientists are outdated but still useful and encourges Victor to continue/hone his studies.

He is rude and dismissive toward Victor, claiming that his entire childhood education was a waste.

He is excited to have found a student who believes in the same ancient science as him.

He is frightened of Victor and his mad and borderline evil ideas.

What is Victor's relationship like with his family during his two-year tenure at school?

He has hardly any communication with them, being caught up in his science studies.

He is in constant communication with Elizabeth and Henry, being lonely at school.

He is in direct conflict with his father, who disagrees with his approach to science.

He returns home frequently to care for his family after his mother dies.

With what specific aspect of science does Victor become obsessed while at school?

The ability to bring inanimate (or dead) objects back to life

Relationship between science and morality

Relationship between science and religion

Upon retelling his story to Robert Walton, how does Victor describe his scientific studies?

Victor describes his scientific study as being part of his destiny, unable to be changed.

Victor regrets his scientific studies and cites bad choices for his failures.

Victor is proud of the work he accomplished, despite its ups and downs.

Victor has no recollection of how he became the scientist that he did, admitting he became a different person.

Victor viewed Elizabeth as

an object to protect, love, and cherish.

a person of equal mould and potential

a waste of space, fortunate to be living with them

a person who would rival his intelligence

Which is NOT a childhood/adolescent plot event that shapes Victor's future destruction?

The journey he takes to the North Pole to seek the one who fled from him while on his death bed.

The untimely death of his mother and Victor's lack of attention paid to the grieving process.

Victor's interest in science, Alchemists, and galvanism encouraged by both his father and professor.

Victor's apathy towards emotions and unwillingness to form human relationships outside of his small circle of trust thus leading to idleness and loneliness.

What do Robert Walton & Victor Frankenstein have in common?

They’re both desired a quest for scientific knowledge to obtain notoriety.

They’re both very old and bitter men who have caused their own destruction.

They’re both from loving families who provided all provisions and luxuries.

They’re both looking for companionship due to parental abandonment and a lack of love in their lives.

Which of the following is NOT one of Victor's character traits?

He is mature because he consistently takes personal responsibility by acknowledging he is the cause of his own destruction.

He is insecure because he pretends he is aware the Alchemists he's studied are "trash" despite truly idolizing them.

He is unstable because he is prone to a violent temper and is spiraling into a complete state of obsession, thus becoming a madman.

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Frankenstein Ch. 1-4

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CCSS

RL.9-10.3, RL.6.3, RL.7.6

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who is writing the letter?

Henry Clerval

VictorFrankenstein

Margaret Saville

Robert Walton

Tags

CCSS.RI.11-12.10

CCSS.RI.7.10

CCSS.RI.8.10

CCSS.RI.9-10.10

CCSS.RL. 11-12.9

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To whom were the letters written?

They were written to Walton’s sister, Mrs. Margaret Saville

They were written to Elizabeth

They were written to Caroline Frankenstein

They were written to Henry Clerval

Tags

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.6.9

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is Walton in search of on his journey?

The Arctic Ocean

The South Pole

The North Pole

The Northern Lights

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

What is Walton in search of on his journey?

The Arctic Ocean

The South Pole

The North Pole

The Northern Lights

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

What does Walton say he doesn't have with him for his journey?

Enough supplies to cover the unexpected delays due to the ice

A sled and dog team

Someone to share the good and the bad of this experience

His cherished books left that sparked the desire to make this journey happen

Tags

CCSS.RL.11-12.3

CCSS.RL.6.6

CCSS.RL.7.6

CCSS.RL.8.6

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

Who/What does the crew help aboard the ship?

A loan sled dog

Robert Walton who has gone mad with ambition

An emaciated man of European decent

The remains of what looks to be a human but is far too large to be

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

How did Robert feel about his guest?

He liked Frankenstein, but realized they had nothing in common.

He did not like Frankenstein, he was too eccentric.

He liked Frankenstein, and hoped they would become friends.

He did not like Frankenstein at all.

Tags

CCSS.RL.11-12.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.6

CCSS.RL.8.6

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

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Frankenstein Ch. 1-4

59 questions

Who is writing the letter?

To whom were the letters written?

What is Walton in search of on his journey?

What is Walton in search of on his journey?

What does Walton say he doesn't have with him for his journey?

Who/What does the crew help aboard the ship?

How did Robert feel about his guest?

Why was Frankenstein in the Arctic?

Why does Frankenstein agree to tell Walton his story?

What is Walton's role as the man tells his story?

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