WorksheetsFrankenstein: Volume III
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Finish the quote: "You are my creator, but I am your ______" (creature to Victor)
a)
father
b)
master
c)
god
d)
son
2.
Where does Victor toss the female?
a)
In the woods
b)
In the water
c)
In a grave
d)
In his basement
3.
Who is the first to die in this volume?
a)
Elizabeth
b)
Justine
c)
Earnst
d)
Henry
4.
Who visits Victor in prison
a)
Alphonse
b)
Elizabeth
c)
Earnst
d)
Clerval
5.
What does the monster ask Victor Frankenstein to create for him?
a)
A brother to befriend
b)
A home to call his own
c)
A female companion to love
d)
A laboratory for his own experiments
6.
Why does Victor struggle to create the female creature?
a)
Victor is now bored by science.
b)
Victor is disturbed by the female form.
c)
Victor doesn't remember how to create his creatures anymore.
d)
Victor knows that this second creature will be grotesque and perhaps even violent.
7.
What does the monster promise Victor after he destroys the female creature?
a)
He will be with Victor Frankenstein on his wedding night.
b)
He will disappear and never see Victor again.
c)
He will steal Victor's scientific inventions.
d)
He will rob Alphonse Frankenstein's estate.
8.
How does Victor know that his best friend Henry was murdered by the monster?
a)
Henry wrote Victor a letter that the monster was harassing him.
b)
Henry has bruises around his neck with William Frankenstein.
c)
The monster filmed himself murdering Henry and sent it to Victor.
d)
Victor is psychic.
9.
What happens to Victor after he sees Henry's dead body?
a)
Victor becomes very ill for months.
b)
Victor becomes enraged.
c)
Victor laughs hysterically.
d)
Victor becomes joyous.
10.
The court finds Victor Frankenstein to be _____________
a)
Guilty of murdering Henry.
b)
Guilty of stealing from the villagers.
c)
Innocent of murdering Henry.
d)
Innocent of stealing from the villagers.
11.
What does Victor promise to tell Elizabeth after they are married?
a)
Who the love of his life truly is.
b)
How rich he truly is.
c)
What his mother's dying wish was.
d)
The terrible secret (of his monstrous creation).
12.
Which of the following is the best example of revenge?
a)
Frankenstein asks Walton to continue to pursue the monster if he dies
b)
Frankenstein asks villagers if they have seen the monster
c)
Frankenstein chases the monster away from his family's graves
d)
Frankenstein finds a new wife
13.
When Walton asks Frankenstein about how he created the monster, how does Frankenstein reply?
a)
"Do not repeat my mistakes"
b)
With a detailed account of what he has done
c)
He gives him a book
d)
He says he can't remember
14.
When the monster stands over Frankenstein's dead body, what does he ask for?
a)
Frogiveness
b)
Understanding
c)
Answers
d)
Revenge
15.
What does Walton learn when he questions the monster about the murders?
a)
The monster took no joy in the killing of Henry, but felt justified in killing Elizabeth
b)
The monster killed because he resented humanity
c)
The monster hopped that Frankenstein would change his mind
d)
The monster wished that he was dead
16.
The monster created his own reality where...
a)
evil was good
b)
bringing fear gave him purpose
c)
life meant nothing
d)
his creator owed him a debt
17.
Now that Frankenstein is dead, what is the monster's plan?
a)
To kill himself by lighting himself on fire
b)
To wander alone, away from the humanity that rejected him
c)
to continue to search for friendship
d)
To continue killing, as it is all he knows
18.
Who does the monster think has suffered MOST?
a)
he, himself
b)
Frankenstein
c)
Those he has killed
d)
Walton
19.
Why do the men on the ship rise up in mutiny?
a)
They want to go home
b)
They want Frankenstein off the boat because they fear the monster will attack them
c)
They wish to continue on their voyage
d)
Walton is a poor leader
20.
Now that everyone he loves (except Ernest) is dead, what motivates Frankenstein to keep going?
a)
Revenge
b)
Hope
c)
Saddness
d)
Desire to learn
21.
When talking to Walton, in what way does the monster compare himself to Frankenstein?
a)
He, too, deserves pity because of the cruelty humanity has dealt him
b)
He will now become the creator
c)
They have switched roles, and now the one with the most power is the monster
d)
They are both comprised of death
22.
How many people in Frankenstein's life have died now, directly or indirectly, because of the monster?
a)
5
b)
4
c)
6
d)
3
23.
How does Frankenstein's father die
a)
He is killed by the monster
b)
old age
c)
grief
d)
he doesn't die
24.
Why does Victor decide to still marry Elizabeth?
a)
Because he would die to make her happy, and he doesn't care if the monster kills him
b)
Because he doesn't think the monster will actually show up
c)
Because he believes he can kill the monster before the monster kills him
d)
Because he's really stupid
25.
Once released from prison, why is Frankenstein so eager to return home?
a)
To marry Elizabeth
b)
To hunt for the monster
c)
To protect his family and await the monster
d)
To finally admit what he has done
26.
In his fevered state, what "ravings" does Frankenstein have?
a)
He says he murdered Justine, William, and Henry
b)
He talks about the monster
c)
He openly discussed his love for Elizabeth
d)
He demands to be set free to rebuild the second monster
27.
When the witness is describing the murder, what does his description cause Frankenstein to think of?
a)
how he destroyed the new monster
b)
his broken promise to his monster
c)
the murder of his brother
d)
the monster's promise to see him on his wedding night
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