We can infer that Frankenstein’s creature in paragraph 4 had certain intentions. What do you think his intentions were?

He wanted to seek acceptance and understanding.

He planned to harm Victor Frankenstein.

He intended to escape from society forever.

He wished to destroy everything around him.

How does the alliteration in paragraph 1 contribute to the foreboding mood? (R.3.1)

The repetition of the “a” sound draws attention to the narrator’s intense feelings, adding to the sense of impending doom and unease. The harsh “a” sound in “anxiety” and “agony” evokes discomfort and distress. The rhythmic quality of alliteration creates urgency and tension, reinforcing the ominous atmosphere.

The alliteration in paragraph 1 creates a playful and lighthearted tone, making the mood less serious and more cheerful.

The use of alliteration in paragraph 1 is meant to highlight the narrator’s confusion, making the mood more ambiguous and uncertain.

The alliteration in paragraph 1 serves to emphasize the narrator’s excitement, creating a sense of anticipation and joy.

According to the table, what does the author believe about unchecked ambition in Frankenstein?

The author believes unchecked ambition and desires that do not take morals into account can be dangerous.

The author believes unchecked ambition always leads to success and happiness.

The author believes unchecked ambition is irrelevant to the story of Frankenstein.

The author believes unchecked ambition is necessary for scientific progress.

The author believes that creating life from death can end in regret. Which quote from the text supports this belief?

'moderation; but now that I had finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart' (Paragraph 3)

'I had selected his features as beautiful. Beautiful! Great God!'

'His yellow skin scarcely covered the work of muscles and arteries beneath.'

'I had worked hard for nearly two years, for the sole purpose of infusing life into an inanimate body.'

Mary Shelley adapted key elements from Prometheus into Chapter 5 of Frankenstein by:

Using the theme of creation and the consequences of defying natural order.

Focusing solely on the physical appearance of the creature.

Ignoring the myth of Prometheus entirely.

Depicting Victor Frankenstein as a passive observer.

In paragraphs 2-3 of 'Prometheus', the characters interact in which of the following ways?

They discuss the consequences of stealing fire.

They ignore each other's presence.

They celebrate a victory together.

They plan a journey to a distant land.

How do Prometheus’s and Zeus’s perspectives conflict with one another in the text?

Prometheus is protective of man, while Zeus views man as inferior.

Prometheus views man as powerful, while Zeus is jealous of man.

Prometheus is sympathetic towards man, while Zeus views man as frightening.

Prometheus views man as ungrateful, while Zeus is angered by man’s entitlement.

How does the conflict between Prometheus and Zeus enhance the mood of the excerpt?

The conflict adds to a tense mood with the actions taken by Zeus to punish man.

The conflict enhances a despairing mood through Prometheus’ warning about Zeus.

The conflict adds to an angry mood through Pandora’s actions of releasing all evils on the earth.

The conflict enhances the apprehensive mood by the rebellious actions of Athena and Prometheus.

What effect does the description of Frankenstein’s actions have throughout the passage?

Frankenstein’s actions are chaotic, emphasizing the terror felt as a result of his creation.

Frankenstein’s actions are reckless, showing that he did not do the research necessary about his creation.

Frankenstein’s actions are carefully planned, highlighting the intelligence needed to accomplish his goal.

Frankenstein’s actions are deliberate, suggesting that he knew how his monster would look when he came alive.

Frankenstein describes his anxiety as one “that almost amounted to agony,” how does this use of figurative language contribute to the eager mood?

It highlights the intense excitement and emotional investment in his experiment.

It illustrates the calm and methodical approach he takes in his work.

It shows his fear and hesitation about the outcome of his experiment.

It emphasizes the physical pain and suffering he endures during the process.

What part of the myth’s plot does “Prometheus” emphasize that the adaptation Frankenstein does not?

the creator feeling pride and affection toward their creation

rebelling against the natural order

the creator’s isolation as a result of their creation

creation of life leading to suffering for the creator

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

What was the task given to Prometheus and Epimetheus?

Prometheus decided to trick Zeus because:

Prometheus helped humans after Zeus punished them by:

Zeus punishes mankind by:

Zeus punishes Prometheus by:

Frankenstein is typically described as:

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

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

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

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