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.

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.

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.

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

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

What year was Frankenstein published?

• 1818

• 1800

• 1920

• 1756

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

• Elizabeth

• Henry Clerval

• Percy

• M. Krempe