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Frankenstein Opening Letters/Chapters 1-5 Vocab x2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To be done in an incorrect way

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

2.

To really like something

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

3.

In a way that cannot be changed

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

4.

Just beginning/starting

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

5.

A preference for something; a strong liking

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

6.

A wicked or evil person

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

7.

Showing interest

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

8.

Impossible to be stopped by any means

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

9.

Abnormally thin or weak, especially because of illness or a 

  lack of food

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

10.

An intense hatred

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

11.

The _____ of Victor's fascination with electricity can be traced back to watching lightning strike a tree when he was a child.

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

12.

Victor _____ went about testing his theories on galvanism by robbing graves of body parts that he felt would create a perfect man.

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

13.

Although Victor's main area of study was chemistry, he had a _____ for human biology, specifically the life cycle.

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

14.

Victor viewed his creation as a _____, not the beautiful human that was meant to love him as a creator which is why he abandoned it.

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

15.

Victor's father showed his _____ for his son's study of past science by telling him he was wasting his time on information that was not relevant in their advancing society (Scientific Revolution)

a)

Repugnance

b)

Reprobate

c)

Predilection

d)

Incipient

e)

Erroneously

16.

Victor and Elizabeth are considered to be foil characters because of Victor's passions for science and Elizabeth has an _____ love of nature's beauty.

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

17.

When Walton and his crew find Victor Frankenstein, he is floating on ice, _____, with only one surviving sled dog. Despite this, he still refused to get on the ship till he knew it was going in the direction that he wanted to go.

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

18.

As a child, Walton was a _____ reader of adventure stories which lead to his interest in being the first to travel to the North Pole.

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

19.

Despite his poor state, Victor Frankenstein was _____ when it came to his quest to find his creature.

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably

20.

Victor Frankenstein explains that his life is _____ doomed because of his past but if Walton listens and learns from his story, he may still be able to make changes for the better.

a)

Ardent

b)

Emaciated

c)

Fervent

d)

Inexorable

e)

Irrevocably