Frankenstein Graphic Novel

What happens when Dr. Frankenstein first sees the creature?

• He is impressed by his work

• He decides he will present his work to the world

• He panics and is frightened by his creation

• He is shocked and wants to investigate more about it

Why are we presented with letters at the beginning of the graphic novel?

• Because it is the chosen style of narration to structure events

• Since the reader needs to know more about Victor's feelings

• As to understand and like the creature

• Because we need to learn about this text type

Victor falls down "in a fit" when

• he thinks he sees the monster in his room

• when he receives a grade from Monsieur Waldman

• when he sees his father

What is the primary theme explored in the 'Frankenstein Graphic Novel'?

• A) Love and friendship

• B) The dangers of unchecked ambition

• C) The importance of family

• D) The beauty of nature

Which character in the 'Frankenstein Graphic Novel' is responsible for creating the creature?

• A) Robert Walton

• B) Henry Clerval

• C) Victor Frankenstein

• D) Elizabeth Lavenza

In the 'Frankenstein Graphic Novel', how does the creature learn about human society?

• A) By reading books

• B) By observing a family

• C) By attending school

• D) By listening to Victor

What narrative technique is used at the beginning of the 'Frankenstein Graphic Novel'?

• A) First-person narration

• B) Flashback

• C) Epistolary

• D) Stream of consciousness

What emotion does Victor Frankenstein feel when the creature comes to life in the 'Frankenstein Graphic Novel'?

• A) Joy

• B) Fear

• C) Indifference

• D) Anger

In the 'Frankenstein Graphic Novel', what motivates the creature to seek revenge on Victor?

• A) Victor's refusal to create a companion

• B) The creature's desire for power

• C) The creature's hatred for humanity

• D) Victor's betrayal

Which literary device is prominently used in the 'Frankenstein Graphic Novel' to highlight the creature's isolation?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Foreshadowing

• D) Symbolism