Prometheus and Frankenstein

What lessons can be learned from the consequences of playing god in Prometheus and Frankenstein?

• Playing god can lead to positive outcomes.

• Tampering with the natural order of life is necessary for progress.

• The consequences of playing god are unpredictable.

• Tampering with the natural order of life can lead to disastrous outcomes.

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Analyze the role of ambition in the characters of Prometheus and Victor Frankenstein.

• Ambition has no role in the characters of Prometheus and Victor Frankenstein.

• Ambition leads to positive outcomes for both Prometheus and Victor Frankenstein.

• Ambition plays a significant role in both Prometheus and Victor Frankenstein, driving their actions and ultimately leading to negative outcomes.

• Ambition only plays a minor role in the characters of Prometheus and Victor Frankenstein.

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Compare and contrast the scientific method as portrayed in Prometheus and Frankenstein.

• The scientific method in Prometheus and Frankenstein is exactly the same.

• The scientific method in Prometheus and Frankenstein is completely different.

• The scientific method in Prometheus and Frankenstein is not applicable to real-life situations.

• The scientific method in Prometheus and Frankenstein can be compared and contrasted in terms of their approach to experimentation and the consequences of their actions.

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How is Prometheus related to the creation of life in Frankenstein?

• Prometheus is the creator of life in Frankenstein.

• Prometheus is a character in Frankenstein who helps create life.

• Prometheus is a mythological figure who is mentioned in Frankenstein.

• Prometheus is not related to the creation of life in Frankenstein.

Which mythical character did Shelley reference in Frankenstein's title?

• Hades

• Prometheus

• Zeus

• Pandora

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Why did Mary Shelley title her novel Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus?

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Which of the following does Victor Frankenstein NOT do after creating the monster?

• sleep

• go for a walk

• have a nightmare

• research Erasmus Darwin's theory

Which of these Gothic conventions have we NOT yet seen in Frankenstein?

• deserted or isolated places

• obsession

• damsel in distress

• the supernatural

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What year was Frankenstein published?

• 1818

• 1800

• 1920

• 1756

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What is the name of Victor Frankenstein's best friend?

• Elizabeth

• Henry Clerval

• Percy

• M. Krempe