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WorksheetsFrankenstein Ch. 18-19
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
Where is the setting at the beginning of ch. 19?
Geneva
Mont Blanc
Paris
London
Victor is constantly paranoid that what is going to happen on his travels?
The creature will find him.
The creature will die.
Elizabeth will die.
His father will find him.
Where does Victor have to travel to complete the request of the Creature?
Sweden
France, then Switzerland
England, then Scotland
The North Pole
Who does Victor meet in Starsburgh?
Professor Walden
Henry Clerval
Justine
Elizabeth
What big event does Victor's father, Alphonse, say will happen?
Victor will marry Elizabeth
Victor will marry Justine
Henry Clerval will marry Elizabeth
Henry Clerval will marry Susie
Why doesn't Victor want to marry Elizabeth at this time?
He no longer loves her.
He wants to resolve the problem of the monster first.
She has fallen gravely ill.
His father does not approve of their union.
Why does Victor wish to make the tour of Scotland alone?
He is angry a bitter toward Henry.
He needs time along to contemplate his marriage to Elizabeth.
He doesn't want to show Henry that he is making another monster for the creature's companion.
Henry did not want to travel with him any longer.
At the end of Ch. 19, how does Victor compare and contrast his mindset during his first experiment to his feelings about this second experiment?
The first time he was terrified and what might happen, but also excited. This time around he knows what will happen, so there is no excitement.
The first time around he was excited about the possibility of creating new life and blinded from the horror of what would be his ultimate creation. This time around he is fully aware of what he is doing and he is disgusted with himself as he goes about the task. He realizes what he has done is wrong and he is grieved with having to do it again.
The first time around he didn't really know what he was doing and so the process took a very long time and he wasn't even sure if it would work. This time around the process was quicker, easier, and there was no anticipation of it failing.
The first time around he had help from Igore, and this time around he was utterly alone.
Who joins Frankenstein on his journey?
His father
Elizabeth
Clerval
His brother
For what reasons does Frankenstein decide to put off his marriage, leave Geneva, and travel to England to work on the second creature?
He believes that his family will never suspect anything is wrong if he does this.
He hopes if he goes elsewhere to create the monster's female companion the monster will follow and will therefore leave his family alone and they will be safe.
He feels that his family is in good hands with the monster watching over them and decides to travel in order to create the second creature because it will be easier to complete his work alone away from everyone.
He needs the peace and tranquility of the countryside to clear his head and allow him to thing clearly to go about the task.
Why does Frankenstein ultimately agree to do what the monster wishes?
He fears what the creature will do to his family if he does not go through with his requests.
He does not agree because he cannot condone doing this terrible thing again.
He feels sorry for the monster and doesn't want him to be alone anymore.
He feels sorry for himself and doesn't want to feel this way anymore and realizes the only way to rid himself of the guilt is to give the creature what he is asking for.
Frankenstein's father wants Victor to marry Elizabeth.
True
False
Frankenstein's father is not worried that Victor does not what to marry Elizabeth.
True
False
When did Victor plan on marrying Elizabeth?
After his return from Paris
After his return from Europe
After his return from Russia
Why does the creature say he is malicious?
Because he was taught only violence
Because he read only this in his books
Because he watched the DeLacey's be malicious to one another
Because he is miserable
What is Victor doing at the beginning of Ch. 20?
Creating a companion for himself
Creating a companion for the creature
Experimenting with dead frogs
Reading scientific journals
1. Possessed by or as by an evil spirit; raging; frantic.
Dismal
Dreary
Delineate
Demoniacal
Which of the words most closely means lifeless, spiritless, sluggish, dull?
Dismal
Dreary
Inarticulate
Inanimate
It was a _____________ evening with dark fog covering the street.
Dismal
Dreary
Delineate
Demoniacal
Frankenstein was an _________________ object before the lighting gave him life.
Endeavor
Inanimate
Inhabit
Convulsive
Although the man had a lot to say, he was ________________ and struggled to find the right words to express himself.
Inanimate
Agitate
Inarticulate
Endeavor
What is Dr. Frankenstein's biggest character flaw?
He won't take responsibility for his actions
He is arrogant
Poor hygiene
Lack of social skills
