The Letters in Frankenstein

The individual to whom Robert Walton is directing his letters is his...?

• Mother

• Brother

• Sister

• Cousin

Why does the man agree to tell Walton his story?

• to entertain Walton

• to convince Walton to help him

• to receive advice

• to warn Walton

At the time of writing the letters, what does Walton tell his sister that he desires most?

• Fame

• To discover the Northwest Passage

• To make a corpse come back to life

• A friend

Who was writing the letters?

• Victor Frankenstein

• Alphonse Frankenstein

• Robert Walton

• Henry Clerval

To whom were the letters written?

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

• They were written to Elizabeth Lavenza

• They were written to Caroline Frankenstein

• They were written to Henry Clerval

What is the primary purpose of Robert Walton's letters in 'Frankenstein'?

• To document his scientific discoveries

• To communicate with his family

• To express his loneliness and desire for friendship

• To warn others about the dangers of ambition

In 'Frankenstein', who is the recipient of Robert Walton's letters?

• His mother

• His brother

• His sister

• His cousin

What does Walton hope to achieve by writing letters to his sister in 'Frankenstein'?

• To entertain her with stories

• To seek her advice on his journey

• To reassure her of his safety

• To share his scientific findings

Which literary device is primarily used in the letters of 'Frankenstein'?

• Foreshadowing

• Flashback

• Epistolary

• Allegory

What emotion does Walton frequently express in his letters in 'Frankenstein'?

• Joy

• Fear

• Loneliness

• Anger