Frankenstein Volume II

What was Caroline's dying wish?

• to be cremated

• for Victor to marry Elizabeth

• for Victor to marry Justine

• for Henry to graduate college

Where does the Frankenstein family call home?

• Geneva, Switzerland

• London, England

• Paris, France

• Rome, Italy

How does Victor Frankenstein bring the monster to life?

• Through a mystical ritual

• Through a magic potion

• Through a conversation with Zeus

• Through a lightning strike

What is the initial reaction of Victor Frankenstein upon seeing his creation?

• Fear and disgust

• Joy and excitement

• Curiosity and intrigue

• Indifference and apathy

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What is the name of the family that the monster watches?

• Walton

• De Lacey

• Clerval

• Lavenza

What method does the creature use to learn human language?

• By listening to lectures at a university

• By secretly observing a family and mimicking them

• By finding and reading a lost diary

• By direct instruction from his creator

What is the monster's ultimate goal when he is first learning about humanity?

•  To seek revenge on Victor Frankenstein

•  To find love and acceptance

•   To become a powerful ruler

• To destroy all of humanity

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What is the name of the ship captain who rescues Victor Frankenstein at the beginning of the novel?

• Captain Walton

• Captain Ahab

• Captain Nemo

• Captain Hook

How does Mary Shelley use the frame narrative structure in Frankenstein?

  

• It allows multiple perspectives and voices to be included in the story.

• It creates a magical quality by telling the story from a first person perspective.

    
  

•   It emphasizes the theme of coming together as a society.

    

•   It highlights the theme of love by letting someone write letters to his sister.

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What is the role of nature in Frankenstein?

• It reflects the theme of the sublime, with its awe-inspiring and overwhelming presence throughout the novel.

• It represents the power and beauty of the natural world in contrast to the destructive nature of humanity.

• It symbolizes the uncontrollable forces of the natural world that Victor Frankenstein tries to harness through his experiments.

• It serves as a source of solace and comfort for the characters, particularly Victor Frankenstein.