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WorksheetsFrankenstein Chapters 4-10
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are Victor Frankenstein's obsessions?
His previous observation of the destruction of a tree
The creation of new scientific instruments
Science and the overcoming of death
Family and friends
How big is Frankenstein's creation?
7 feet
8 feet
6 feet
9 feet
What subjects "became nearly my [Victor's] sole occupation"?
natural philosophy & chemistry
physics & chemistry
studying & experimenting
reading & writing
Once Victor realizes he has the ability to bring dead things back to life, he begins doing what?
gathering bones and body parts from cemeteries
trying to bring dead plants to life first
write down all of his knowledge
tell people of his discovery
The best physical features of the creature upon its awakening are its:
Striking blue eyes
Black hair and white teeth
Long, lean, muscular arms and legs
Big hands
What physical features of the creature most horrify Victor upon its awakening?
Its yellow, watery eyes and its shriveled, sickly complexion
Its veins which run with black blood
Its brain, oozing from various parts of its head
Nothing; Victor finds his creature to be "perfect" in creation
What does Victor immediately do upon the awakening of his creation?
He tries to kill the creature by reversing his experiment.
He reports the experiment to his favorite professor, M. Waldman.
He flees home to his father and Elizabeth.
He runs away to his bedroom, where he tries to sleep/escape.
When Victor brings Henry to his home and bedroom for the first time, the creature...
Attacks Victor, having been waiting for him to return
Apologizes to Victor for initially scaring him
Is gone, having simply vanished without a trace
Attacks Henry, thinking him to be a stranger and threat to his creator, Victor
What happens when Victor takes Henry to the university?
Victor daydreams about Elizabeth.
Victor runs into the monster he has created.
Henry decides he wants to study the sciences.
Talk of the sciences aggravates Victor's illness.
Why is Justine Moritz accused of murdering William?
Because she is a mentally unstable girl
Because the family does not know her well
Because she has something that belonged to William
Because she has threatened William in the past
How is Justine punished for the murder?
She is executed.
She is imprisoned.
She is institutionalized.
She is sent to a nunnery.
Why is Victor upset about Justine's execution?
Because he thinks executions are inhumane
Because he believes that she was innocent
Because he is still mourning for his mother
Because he is always upset about death
What does Victor hope will cheer him up?
Spending time with his family
Communing with nature
Writing his own life story
Courting Elizabeth
What does Victor do when he sees the monster in the glacier?
He runs away.
He hugs him.
He passes out.
He yells threats.
Why doesn’t Victor tell his family and the court the true identity of the murderer?
He wants Justine to die
He fears he will be viewed as a madman
He is afraid that they will destroy his creation
He wants to capture the monster himself
