Frankenstein Quiz

How did Mary Shelley's life and background influence the writing of Frankenstein?

• Her experiences with loss and scientific discussions influenced the writing of Frankenstein.

• Her love for gardening and nature influenced the writing of Frankenstein.

• Her passion for cooking and culinary arts influenced the writing of Frankenstein.

• Her interest in fashion and social events influenced the writing of Frankenstein.

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How did the influence of science and technology shape the themes in Frankenstein?

• By emphasizing the importance of physical appearance in society

• By highlighting the role of religion in shaping the characters' beliefs

• By focusing on the impact of climate change on the characters' lives

• By exploring the ethical and moral implications of scientific experimentation and the consequences of playing god.

What was the reception of the novel Frankenstein and what impact did it have on literature?

• It was initially met with mixed reviews, but it eventually gained popularity and became a classic in literature. It had a significant impact on the development of the science fiction genre and influenced many subsequent works.

• It was only popular for a short time and had no impact on literature

• It was poorly received and had no impact on literature

• It was immediately hailed as a masterpiece and had no impact on literature

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What are the moral and societal consequences of Dr. Frankenstein's creation?

• There were no moral or societal consequences

• The creation was a beneficial addition to society

• The creation's treatment was justified due to its nature

• The moral and societal consequences include themes of scientific recklessness, the repercussions of overstepping human boundaries, and the mistreatment of the 'other' in society.

Who was writing the letters?

• The were written by Victor Frankenstein

• The were written by the creature

• The were written by Margaret Saville

• The were written by Robert Walton

How does Robert feel about Frankenstein?

• He thinks Frankenstein is crazy, but likable

• He doesn't like Frankenstein. He thinks he is a liar.

• He doesn't trust Frankenstein

• He likes Frankenstein and hopes they will become friends

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Frankenstein is in the Arctic to escape from the creature.

• True

• False

How does Frankenstein's father meet his mother?

• They lived in the same village

• It was arranged

• She was the daughter of a friend

• He met her while traveling

How was Frankenstein treated as a child?

• His parents adored him

• His parents ignored him

• His father was never home

• His mother wanted a girl

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Who was Elizabeth?

• She was an orphan

• She was adopted by the Frankensteins

• She was found living with peasants

• All of the above

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