Prometheus/Frankenstein - Interactive Notetaker

Which of the following is an example of a myth that explains why the world is the way it is?

• The story of Pandora's box

• The invention of the telephone

• The discovery of electricity

• The creation of the internet

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What was the task given to Prometheus and Epimetheus?

• Prometheus and Epimetheus were tasked with creating man.

• Prometheus and Epimetheus were tasked with guarding Mount Olympus.

• Prometheus and Epimetheus were tasked with stealing fire from the gods.

• Prometheus and Epimetheus were tasked with punishing mortals.

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Prometheus decided to trick Zeus because:

• he wanted to help humans by giving them better food

• he wanted to become king of the gods

• he was jealous of Zeus's power

• he wanted to destroy Mount Olympus

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Prometheus helped humans after Zeus punished them by:

• giving them fire.

• taking away their food.

• turning them into animals.

• helping Zeus punish them.

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Zeus punishes mankind by:

• sending Pandora with a box of evils

• granting them immortality

• giving them fire

• turning them into animals

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Zeus punishes Prometheus by:

• chaining him to a rock and sending an eagle to eat his liver

• banishing him to the underworld

• turning him into a tree

• forcing him to serve the gods as a slave

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Frankenstein is typically described as:

• A monstrous creature created by Victor Frankenstein

• A friendly ghost

• A brave knight

• A talking animal

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Frankenstein's feelings about the possibility of his creation coming alive in paragraph 1 are best described as:

• Excitement and anticipation

• Fear and anxiety

• Indifference and boredom

• Relief and happiness

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Frankenstein's feelings about his creation in paragraph 2 can best be described as:

• Horror and regret

• Pride and satisfaction

• Indifference and apathy

• Excitement and joy

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Frankenstein describes his quality of life while working on his creation as:

• miserable and isolated

• joyful and fulfilled

• peaceful and content

• excited and optimistic

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