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Frankenstein Chapter 1-3

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Victor is the _______ child.

a)

Only

b)

Youngest

c)

Eldest

d)

Middle

2.

Elizabeth was _________.

a)

An orphan

b)

Adopted

c)

A blonde-haired girl

d)

All of the above

3.

Victor got interested in electricity when_________.

a)

All of the lights in his house went out.

b)

A lightning bolt shattered a tree near his house.

c)

He is shocked from a power outlet.

d)

His father teaches him about electricity.

4.

Why is Caroline so interested in visiting poor families?

a)

She grew up poor.

b)

She studied social work in University.

c)

She was interested to see how different people lived.

d)

She wants to learn from them.

5.

How did Caroline die?

a)

She got struck by lightning.

b)

She died in her sleep.

c)

She contracted scarlet fever from Elizabeth.

d)

Victor electrocuted her.

6.

What was the name of Victor's friend introduced to us in chapter 3?

a)

Adolf Keiser

b)

Harry Kopp

c)

Henry Clerval

d)

Cornelius Agrippa

7.

M. Krempe is a professor of ____________.

a)

Natural philosophy

b)

Chemistry

c)

Phsychology

d)

Biology

8.

Victor ________ M. Waldman.

a)

is offended by

b)

abhors

c)

is enchanted by

d)

admires

9.

Victor is interested in exploring __________.

a)

quantum physics.

b)

the laws of physics.

c)

the mysteries of creation.

d)

religious beliefs.

10.

Victor and Elizabeth are

a)

cousins but refer to each other as brother and sister.

b)

best friends but refer to each other as cousins.

c)

brother and sister but refer to each other as best friends.

d)

brother and sister but refer to each other as cousins.

11.

Victor has a strong thirst for_________.

a)

knowledge

b)

love

c)

friendship

d)

power

12.

M. Waldman advised Victor to _________.

a)

concentrate only on chemistry.

b)

familiarize himself with all the branches of natural philosophy including mathematics.

c)

study the core sciences but not to bother with mathematics.

d)

set aside everything he has already studied.