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WorksheetsGiving Voice to the Monster: Frankenstein
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Two of the myths and legends mentioned in the beginning of the essay are:
Greek
Native American
Norse
Roman
Cultures around the world and throughout time have created myths and legends about artificial creatures.
Absolutely true
True
False
Absolutely false
-having sense, perception; conscious
artifice
sentient
recoil
ominous
-cleverness or ingenuity in making or doing something
recoil
sentient
artifice
calamity
"...to be part of the human community has been strongly, even brutally, denied him to that point..."
The phrase has a strong connotation.
The phrase has a mild connotation.
The phrase has a positive connotation.
The phrase has a subtle connotation.
The tone of the essay can be identified as
serious and somber
serious and lighthearted
serious and mocking
serious and cautionary
to shrink back, as in fear or repugnance
ominous
sentient
recoil
artifice
The parallelism used in paragraph 13 "power and control"; "recognition of personal and moral obligation" reinforces the idea that scientists are 100% caring about their moral obligations towards science and technology.
Absolutely true
True
False
Absolutely false
One notable name the author mentioned by the end of the essay is
Bill Williams
Clive Owens
Stephen Hawking
Steve Jobs
According to the author, the genius of Mary Shelley is in-
setting the climatic meeting place in the Alps
giving a voice to Frankenstein 's creature
anticipating the novel's effect on popular culture
introducing the concept of a mad scientist
