WorksheetsFrankenstein: Chapters 6-10
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
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Class
Date
1.
Under what circumstances might you deliver a HARANGUE?
a)
At a funeral, in a speech to honor the dead
b)
At a wedding, in a speech to celebrate the bride and groom
c)
In an argument, to express anger and disappointment
d)
On a first date, to express romantic feelings to your partner
2.
Why might the novel Siddhartha be considered an example of a BILDUNGSROMAN?
a)
It is inspired by Roman mythology.
b)
The main character is a man.
c)
The story is one of a journey from childhood to adulthood.
d)
The story is told in both a 1st and 3rd person perspective.
3.
A student who receives an 'A' on a test might use what tone to share their joy?
a)
Mirthful
b)
Contentious
c)
Enraged
d)
Incisive
4.
Two classmates debating the death penalty might use what tone during their opposing arguments?
a)
Mirthful
b)
Contentious
c)
Enraged
d)
Incisive
5.
A mother who screams at her son for not doing his chores might use what tone to express anger?
a)
Mirthful
b)
Contentious
c)
Enraged
d)
Incisive
6.
A philosophical, pensive student might use what tone to express their enlightened point of views?
a)
Mirthful
b)
Contentious
c)
Enraged
d)
Incisive
7.
A PERIODIC SENTENCE is structured so that...
a)
There is no punctuation.
b)
The main clause (or important part) falls at the end for dramatic effect.
c)
The period is used in grammatical ways normally saved for colons and semicolons.
d)
The type of sentence is only used "periodically" throughout a paragraph.
8.
In mythology, Zeus' daughters are known as MUSES because they...
a)
Are royalty, by blood
b)
Inspire creativity and knowledge when called upon
c)
Are evil and betray their father
d)
Are funny, comical, and "amusing"
9.
How do Victor and Henry's studies evolve at Ingolstadt, after the creature has disappeared?
a)
Victor abandons science and joins Henry in studying languages.
b)
Victor reveals his scientific secret to Henry and together they concoct a plan to kill the creature.
c)
Henry becomes inspired by Victor's achievements and joins him in his scientific pursuits.
d)
Henry becomes repulsed by Victor's scientific pursuits and their friendship ends.
10.
What is William said to be wearing/holding after his body has been found?
a)
A locket or charm from his late mother
b)
Nothing, his clothes having been stripped away
c)
A letter to send to his older brother, Victor
d)
A crown of leaves
11.
Under what circumstances does Victor first see the creature en route to his hometown?
a)
The creature confronts Victor while he is asleep in his home.
b)
The creature is illuminated by lightening and then disappears.
c)
Victor traces the creature's footsteps and discovers him in hiding.
d)
The creature appears at Justine's trial to mock Victor's state of being.
12.
Why is Justine originally suspected of murdering William?
a)
She is found with mud and grass stains on her clothes from the site of William's murder.
b)
She was nowhere to be found the night of William's murder.
c)
She is found with a photo of William's mother in her pocket, the same that was in William's locket.
d)
Justine had secretly expressed a hatred for William to her friends in town.
13.
What is the outcome/verdict of Justine's trial?
a)
Justine admits to murdering William and is killed herself as punishment.
b)
Justine begs for mercy, pleads innocent, but is still found guilty and killed.
c)
Justine pleads innocent and is released, free of charge.
d)
Victor admits to killing William and Justine is released free of charge.
14.
What is Victor's response to the outcome of Justine's trial?
a)
He is relieved and is happy to have not been discovered as a mad scientist.
b)
He feels guilty, is depressed, and leaves town for the mountains in order to escape temporarily.
c)
He is inspired to create more science to see how far he can push scientific boundaries and returns to Ingotstadt.
d)
He makes plans with Henry to kill the creature to bring justice to his family.
15.
How does the creature first communicate (in words) with Victor Frankenstein?
a)
The creature's words are incomprehensible; he talks in mumbles and random noises.
b)
He is eloquent and persistent, sad but also eager to share his story with his creator.
c)
He is overcome with anger and tries to kill Victor.
d)
He is overcome with joy and happiness at meeting his father/creator.
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