WorksheetsFrankenstein Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 20mins
Who was writing the letters?
Victor Frankenstein
Alphonse Frankenstein
R. Walton
Henry Clerval
To whom were the letters written?
They were written to Caroline Frankenstein.
They were written to Elizabeth Lavenza.
They were written to Wilton's sister, Mrs. Saville
They were written to Henry Clerval.
In the Opening Letter, R. Walton tells his sister that he
saw a gigantic figure driving a dog sled.
is still no closer to the North Pole.
is stranded on a vast plain of ice.
found a second man who had nearly frozen to death.
How does R. Walton feel about Frankenstein?
He thinks Frankenstein is crazy, but likeable.
He does not trust Frankenstein.
He doesn't like Frankenstein. He thinks he is a liar.
He likes Frankenstein and become friends.
Who was Elizabeth?
She was an orphan.
She was adopted by the Frankensteins.
She was living with poor farmer.
All of the above
When Victor's father says his son is reading "trash," Victor
immediately throws out those books.
defies his father by reading more like them.
orders new books from a catalog.
never reads anything again.
Who was Frankenstein's closet friend?
Elizabeth Lavenza
R. Walton
Henry Clerval
Alphonse Frankenstein
How did Victor feel when the monster came to life?
He was excited and happy.
He was horrified and disgusted.
He was afraid and resigned.
He was ecstatic and jubilant.
What happened to Frankenstein the day after he completed his creation?
He decided to continue with his research.
He became disillusioned
He became ill with nervous fever that lasted for months.
He became adamant about bringing other things to life.
Who took care of Frankenstein during his illness?
Elizabeth Lavenza
Henry Clerval
Alphonse Frankenstein
Caroline Frankenstein
How did the creature learn to speak and to read?
A young child befriended him and taught him.
He observed and listened to the cottagers.
He sat outside the local school house and listened.
Frankenstein had programmed his brain to know how immediately.
What was unique about the old man in the cottage?
He was deaf.
He was crippled.
He was dumb.
He was blind.
When the De Laceys moved away, the creature could not control his
nervous fever.
feelings of hatred revenge.
wish for death
frightening dreams and crying spells.
In first victims of Frankenstein's "unholy arts" were
Henry and Elizabeth.
William and Justine.
Ernest and William.
Victor's father and mother.
Who was accused and executed for the murder of William?
Jean-Claude who was one of the servants.
Justine who lived with the family.
Frankenstein’s brother.
Frank who is William's friend.
"Even the guilty, by human laws, are allowed to speak in their own defense," said
Dr. Waldman.
Justine Moritz.
the judge.
the creature.
What did the creature want of Frankenstein?
He wanted money and food.
He wanted Frankenstein to listen to the account of his life so far. He wants Frankenstein to make a bride for him.
He wanted to go back to the university and study with Frankenstein.
He wanted a place to live.
How does the monster fulfill his threat of being with Victor on his wedding night?
He kills Victor on his wedding night.
He kills Victor's father on his wedding night.
He killed Elizabeth on the wedding night.
He watches from just outside the window as Elizabeth and Victor marry.
What happened to Henry and Victor's father?
Henry was murdered and Victor's father died from grief.
Henry moved to England and Victor's father forgave Victor.
Henry and Victor's father are still alive.
Henry escaped the creature and survived. Victor's father died of a heart attack.
What is Victor obsessed with after Elizabeth's death?
finding another woman
gaining revenge
protecting his family
finding a way to re-animate Elizabeth's corpse
How does the monster encourage Victor during the chase?
He leaves marks. He left writings on bark or cut them stones.
Monster stays near so Victor can see him and chase.
Monster screams so Victor can follow his voice.
All of the above
Why did Victor go to the ice of the North?
He wanted to be alone.
He was pursuing R. Walton.
He was pursuing Elizabeth Lavenza.
He was pursuing the monster.
As the creatures' feelings of rejection and bitterness grow towards his creator, the creature uses murder to make Frankenstein pay for what he has done.
Man vs Man (Creature)
Man vs Nature
Creature vs Society
Man vs Self
Victor bringing his creation to life violates the law of nature. When he is asked to repeat the process, he denies the monster by not making the monster's bride.
Man vs Man (Creature)
Man vs Nature
Creature vs Society
Man vs Self
Rejected because he is hideous, society banishes the monster and he becomes an outcast and lonely.
Man vs Man (Creature)
Man vs Nature
Creature vs Society
Man vs Self
Victor felt responsibility for the death of William, Justine, Henry, and Elizabeth because his creation of the creature murdered important people in his life. Victor's father died of grief.
Man vs Man (Creature)
Man vs Nature
Creature vs Society
Man vs Self
