WorksheetsFrankenstein Test Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Who is the first narrator of the novel?
Frankenstein
The Creature
Walton
Omniscient narrator
What type of novel is Frankenstein?
Mystery
Self-help
Gothic literature
Biography
Which example best illustrates the Romantic fascination with ordinary people?
Alphonse’ s political status
Elizabeth’s noble birth
The country life of the cottagers
The rejection of the monster by society
The Romantic belief of nature as a source of inspiration can be found when:
Victor retreats to the valley of Chamonix
The Creature is forced to endure the elements in glacial caves
Victor searches in graveyard for the materials to use for his project
A full moon is shining in the window the night of Elizabeth’s murder
The Romantic fascination with foreign and exotic places is best shown when:
Robert Walton speculates on the wonders he will discover in the Arctic, a land of “ eternal light”
The creature learns of the details of his creation
Victor travels from charnel house to charnel house looking for materials for his experiment
The Creature travels through the woods every evening looking for wood for the cottagers.
All of the above
Mary Shelley's parents were:
Percy and Harriet Shelley
Mary Wollstonecraft and William Godwin
William Godwin & Mary Clairemont
Victor and Elizabeth Frankenstein
The “ story” of Frankenstein:
was a common legend
came to Mary Shelley in a challenge to tell the scariest story
was first developed by Darwin
came to Mary Shelley as lightning hit a tree
Romanticism is characterized by all of the following except:
passion for human emotion
logic and reason
free thought
comfort found in nature
Frankenstein is a frame story told through all of the following EXCEPT:
letters
the perspective of the creature
the perspective of Elizabeth
the perspective of Victor
How does Frankenstein’s father meet his mother?
They lived in the same village
She was the daughter of a friend
It was arranged
He met her while traveling
How was Frankenstein treated as a child?
He was adored
His father was never home
His parents ignored him
His mother never acknowledged him
Who was Elizabeth?
She was an orphan
She was found living with peasants
She was adopted by the Frankenstein family
She was supposed to marry Victor
All of the above
What type of person is Clerval?
Mean and angry
Ambitious and depressed
Happy and uplifting
Annoying and loud
When Victor says that in his dream he “held the corpse [of his] dead mother [in his] arms ... and saw the grave worms crawling in [Elizabeth’s dress], ” Mary Shelley is illustrating the Romantic interest ...
in a heightened and altered state of consciousness
in unconventional spirituality
and concern with the effects of industry
and fascination with ordinary people
How did Victor's father die?
Of old age
Of a broken heart
At the hands of the Creature
Of a brain hemorrhage
What object got Justine convicted of William's murder?
a shawl
a hair bow
a locket
a piece of cloth
Why did the Creature kill William?
Because he said he was a “Frankenstein”
William called the Creature names
He was being too loud
Because the Creature hated children
What does the Creature demand that Victor do?
Give him money
Forgive him for killing William
Make him a mate
Make him attractive
The DeLaceys provide all of the following EXCEPT:
They provide a way for the Creature to learn language
Show the creature what family is
Create a sense of belonging for the Creature
Show the unwavering courage of women
The monster promises WALTON that he will do what?
Bury Victor
Write a letter about his experiences
Live with his wife in South America
Build a fire and kill himself .
What is the the Creature’s story intended to do for the reader?
Create suspense
Build disgust
Make the reader hate the Creature
Make the reader sympathetic to the Creature
After the death of Victor Frankenstein, Robert Walton:
buries the body at sea
speaks with the Creature
kills the Creature
kills himself
The Creature believes that Victor is a:
Victim
reckless creator
Savior
hero
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
Victor destroys the female Creature by:
Burning the remains
Cutting her up and throwing her in to the sea
Burying her
Strangling her
Which theme is best described in this quote? “The starry sky, the sea, and every sight afforded by these wonderful regions seem still to have the power of elevating the soul from earth. ”
An obsession for power and knowledge can be destructive
Love and companionship is an undeniable need for all creatures
In a male-dominated society, women are treated as passive, insignificant creatures
Nature is sublime and is a source of healing and inspiration
A creator has a duty towards its creation
Which theme is best described in this quote? “I had worked hard for two years, for the sole purpose of infusing life into an inanimate body. For this I had deprived myself of rest and health. ”
An obsession for power and knowledge can be destructive
Love and companionship is an undeniable need for all creatures
In a male-dominated society, women are treated as passive, insignificant creatures
Nature is sublime and is a source of healing and inspiration
A creator has a duty towards its creation
Which theme is best described in this quote? “I will confide this tale of misery and terror to you the day after our marriage shall take place ... ”
An obsession for power and knowledge can be destructive
Secrecy can lead to isolation and despair
Love and companionship is an undeniable need for all creatures
Nature is sublime and is a source of healing and inspiration
A creator has a duty towards its creation
Which theme is best described in this quote? “Remember that I am thy creature; I ought to be thy Adam, but I am rather the fallen angel ... ”
An obsession for power and knowledge can be destructive
Secrecy can lead to isolation and despair
Love and companionship is an undeniable need for all creatures
Nature is sublime and is a source of healing and inspiration
A creator has a duty towards its creation
Identify the character: Promises to never been seen again by another human, under one condition.
The Creature
Victor Frankenstein
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth
Robert Walton
Identify the character: Accompanies Victor on his travels to England and Scotland.
The Creature
Justine
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth
Robert Walton
Identify the character:Writes letters to his sister of his voyage.
Victor
Henry
Alphonse
Walton
William
Victor Frankenstein is accused of this character’s murder.
The Creature
William
Henry
Elizabeth
Justine
Agrees to marry Victor before knowing his secret
Agatha
Elizabeth
Caroline
Mary Shelley
Safie
Said, “I will be with you on your wedding night.”
The Creature
Henry
Felix
Victor
Elizabeth
Victor promises to tell his horrible secret to this character.
The Creature
Alphonse Frankenstein
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth
Robert Walton
Hears Victor’s Frankenstein’s tale and concludes that the Creature cannot be caught
Elizabeth
Henry
Justine
Walton
William
Writes a letter asking if Victor is in love with someone else.
The Creature
Agatha
Caroline
Alphonse
Elizabeth
Says, “my ashes will be swept into the sea by the winds. My spirit will sleep in peace ... Farewell.”
Walton
The Creature
Safie
Alphonse
Victor
Tells Victor to stop reading books of old scientists and philosophers
Henry
The Creature
Elizabeth
Walton
Alphonse
