WorksheetsGroup 5: 23-end
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 4hrs 45mins
Throughout this section, we have multiple different narrators. Who are they?
Monster, Robert Walton, and Victor
Robert Walton, Felix, and Victor
Victor, Elizabeth, and Monster
Alphonse, Henry, and Victor
What is the significance of the monsters narration at this point in the story?
It prevents the reader from gaining knowledge about Victor’s Death
It allows the reader to understand the nature of the monsters actions
It shows the difference of opinion on Henry between the monster and Victor
It leaves the reader to believe that Alphonse is a bad person
The shift in narration is a part of what idea throughout the story?
The insanity of explorers
The idea that people must take care of their responsibilities
The need for intelligence for all people
Looking past the first impression of something
How does the setting in chapter 23 imply something bad is going to happen?
It is dark, windy and a storm is approaching
Elizabeth and Victor are back in Ingolstadt
Elizabeth and Victor are on their honeymoon awaiting the monsters strike
Where do the crewmen want to go once the ice breaks? Why?
The crewmen want to go back to England because they feel more danger lies ahead.
The crewmen want to go to Ingolstadt to help Victor create another monster since he is weak
The crewmen want to go find the monster because they know Victor is in his final moments of life and this will give him peace.
The crewmen want to stay on track to the North Pole because they must finish their trip to their final destination.
How is the barren arctic significant in chapter 24?
it makes Victor and the monster feel safe during their travels
it's a symbol of isolation and the power of nature
it shows the extreme conditions both the monster and Victor were in
Victor wanting to die because everyone he once loved died, but deciding to live to get revenge on the monster is an example of...
Man vs self
Man vs man
Man vs nature
Man vs society
Which of the following is a man vs man conflict that occurs in chapters 23 and 24?
The crew wanting to turn around on Walton’s expedition to the north pole, while Walton wants to keep going
Victor wondering why he wasn’t the one to die, instead of all his family and friends
Victor trying to survive the harsh conditions of the North Pole
Victor deciding if he wants to ask Victor to kill the monster for him
Victor finally deciding to speak up about his creation of the monster and own up for the damage he had caused is an example of…
Man vs society
Man vs nature
Man vs Self
Man vs man
What does this passage show about Victor at this point in the novel? “They were dead, and I lived; their murderer also lived, and to destroy him I must drag out my weary existence.” (Shelly 220)
It shows that Victor wants the monster to live.
It shows that Victor is happy his family is dead.
It shows that Victor is the true monster.
It shows that Victor is very depressed and doesn’t want to live anymore. However, he knows he can’t rest until the monster is destroyed.
How has Robert Walton changed from the beginning of the book?
He is even more obsessed with his goals.
He hasn’t changed at all.
He is more open to the idea of returning to England. He understands now the dangers of pursuing goals no matter what.
He is more quiet.
Which passage best explains how the monster feels about himself?
“I shall die.” (Shelly 241)
“You hate me, but your abhorrence cannot equal that with which I regard myself.” (Shelly 240)
My work is nearly complete.” (Shelly 240)
“Farewell!” (Shelly 241)
What did Victor carry with him in order to protect himself and Elizabeth from the monster on their honeymoon, and what effect did these items have on the death of Elizabeth?
Victor carried a knife and bat with him; the monster took the knife and used it to kill Elizabeth
Victor carried a knife and bat with him; he then used it to kill Elizabeth before the monster received the chance too
Victor carried a pistol and dagger with him; he fired the pistol out of the window which the monster heard, and found their residence and killed Elizabeth
Victor carried a pistol and dagger with him; he waited for the monster alone and left Elizabeth unattended, the monster snuck in and strangled Elizabeth
How did the death of Victor's father Alphonse occur?
Alphonse was old and became wretched over Elizabeth´s death, and could not bear the horrors of everything happening around him, so he became ill and died.
Alphonse was strangled to death by the monster in Geneva while Victor and Elizabeth were on their honeymoon.
Alphonse became worrisome over Victor and Eliabeth´s return, and became overly anxious and died in his sleep.
Alphonse died of old age in happiness of the life that he had lived.
At the end of the novel, what do we discover lead Victor to Walton, and who weeps over the death of Victor?
Victor was led to Walton by the magistrate who informed him the monster was there. Ernest Frankenstein weeps when he sees his brother dead.
Victor is taking a vacation to the North when he encounters Walton. Walton then weeps over the body of Victor as he passes away because he felt he had become close with him.
Victor was in search of the monster. He used various clues to find the monster but became weak and almost died on the ice when he was found by Walton. He later dies, and the monster weeps over his dead body.
Victor was led to Walton by his dream to visit the North Pole. He was unsuccessful but discovered in the icy waters by Walton. When he dies, all of the crew members aboard the ship weep over their newfound companion.
