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WorksheetsFrankenstein Final quiz
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 29mins
How does the monster fulfill his threat of being with Victor on his wedding night?
He kills Victor on his wedding night
He strangles Elizabeth on the wedding night
He kills Victor's father on his wedding night
He watches from just outside the window as Elizabeth and Victor marry
Who is left alive at the end of the novel?
Robert Walton
Victor Frankenstein
Henry Clerval
Alphonse Frankenstein (Victor's father)
Who is the last narrator in the novel?
The Monster
Victor Frankenstein
Robert Walton
Mrs. Saville
In her letter, why does Elizabeth assume that Victor has put off the idea of marriage?
She believes that he loves another woman
She thinks that he never wants to marry anyone
She believes that he's too distracted with the building of a monster
She wishes to marry Henry Clerval instead
What does the monster do to keep Victor on his trail?
He leaves a map
He leaves clues and food
He does not wish for Victor to chase him at all
He is the one chasing Victor
What happens to the monster after Victor's death?
He is excited to have finally won over his master
He is worried that he will be blamed for Victor's death
He mourns the loss of his creator since now he has no reason to live
He is angry that Frankenstein can no longer chase him
What is the monster's plan at the end of the novel?
He will drown himself in the icy arctic waters
He will be arrested and hanged for all his crimes
He will light himself on a funeral pyre and die
He will continue to seek a mate as ugly as himself
Which of the following is a theme NOT seen in the novel?
Parents have a responsibility to raise their children
Our own decisions, not fate, determine our lives.
Science and logic triumph over nature and compassion.
Revenge often produces a destructive cycle
What Frankenstein is an example of all of the following genres EXCEPT
Epistolary
Gothic
Science fiction
semi-autobiographical
Why does Victor tell Walton his life story?
Who is the author of the novel "Frankenstein"?
Mary Shelley
Robert Walton
Lord Byron
Victor Frankenstein
Victor's father dies
from grief over so many terrible things happening so close together.
at the monster's hands.
when he realizes that Frankenstein is behind all the murders.
What is the form of writing for MOST of the last chapter
regular first-person narrative
a small frame story at the very end
epistolary novel (novel in letter form)
Walton recognizes that he found the friend he had hoped for in Frankenstein. The irony is that
he has to watch his friend die
Frankenstein hates Walton
Walton dies just after that
his sister loves him too
Walton claims that he has "lost (his) hopes for glory" when he
listens to the crew and heads home
listens to Frankenstein and keeps heading north
promises to die with the Creature
does not avenge Frankenstein's death
The setting of the story includes all of the following EXCEPT
Geneva and the Swiss Alps
Ingolstadt, Paris, Milan, and other cities in Europe
England, Scotland, and Ireland
Russia, the North Seas, and the Arctic Circle
A ruined castle and a graveyard
Who is the most evil in this novel?
Victor Frankenstein
The Creature
Captain Walton
Fate
Shelley added the subtitle "A Modern Prometheus". In what ways is Victor Frankenstein like the titan who gave humanity fire?
Both give humanity something potentially dangerous.
Both suffer as a result of their gifts.
Both die for their arrogance.
Both are superhuman.
What parallel exists between Frankenstein and Robert Walton?
They both wish to create life
They are both sailors
They are both on a quest for knowledge
They went to the same school.
As Victor nears the moment of completing his creation, the setting is described as
a beautiful sunny day in spring
early morning on a cold winter day
noontime but cloudy
a dark November night with a dismal rainstorm
What theme does Shelley highlight in the stories of Elizabeth and Justine?
the relentlessness of evil
the corrosive effects of jealosy
the necessity for compassion
the benefits of scholarship
What technique does Shelley use to tell us the monster's activities after he was created
irony
extended metaphor
foreshadowing
flashback
The Creature reads Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost" and identifies most with
Adam
Eve
Lucifer
God
What technique does Shelley use to organize the narrative?
Frame Story
Allusion
suspense
irony
What is the literary element used when Victor tells Robert that Fate has caused his "utter and terrible destruction"?
frame story
allusion
irony
suspense
What literary element is used when Justine confesses to a murder that she did not commit?
irony
frame story
allusion
theme
What literary element is expressed in the statement "Human beings need others for companionship".
theme
irony
allusion
suspense
After the deaths of both Elizabeth and his father, what happens to Victor?
He immediately begins hunting the monster
He runs away to a monastery to become a priest
He goes insane and is put in an institution
He seeks to protect Ernest
Mary Shelley spends a lot of time throughout the novel describing natural scenery.
True
False
Why does the creature want to meet Victor?
The creature wants to kill Victor
The creature wants to tell him about his birth
The creature feels Victor is the closest chance he has to gaining companionship
The creature wants to travel around the world with Victor
How does the creature plan to stay on top of Victor's progress?
Victor is to write letters to the creature
The creature is going to live with Victor
Clerval is to act as an intermediary between Victor and the creature
The creature will watch Victor and reappear when Victor completes his task
What does the creature learn from papers found in Victor’s pocket?
He learns of how he was created.
He learns that even his creator, Victor Frankenstein, turns from him in disgust
He learns a new philosophy about life
He learns that Victor wishes to have a relationship with the creature
How does the creature believe that he would benefit from Victor meeting his demand?
The creature would be less angry if he wasn't lonely
The creature could meet a mate if he was more attractive
The creature would have someone to explore the world with
The creature would have a greater understanding of human nature
What does Victor decide to do at the monster's request?
He tells the monster absolutely not
He agrees and eventually creates another monster
He says no at first and then agrees to create another monster
He says no but allows him to live with himself instead
Reorder the following cyclical pattern for Victor Frankenstein.
Victor secludes himself
He makes a questionable choice
He recognizes how wrong it is
He gets really sick for a long time.
He blames fate.
The novel Frankenstein challenges ideas about science, technology, religion, ethics, and philosophy. Which discipline does Victor Frankenstein decide to devote his time to?
biology
physics
chemistry
optomology
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein may be read as a warning about...
the idea that positivism can explain everything.
the dangers of interfering with the natural order of things.
the use of dead bodies to create the perfect creature.
