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Frankenstein Ch. 4-10

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 36mins

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1.

As Victor sits in the courtroom of Justine's trial, he feels...

a)

excited that no one suspects him

b)

thrilled that he's not on trial himself

c)

miserable that he knows the truth

d)

guilty that he hasn't told anyone what he knows

2.

Justine Moritz is found guilty and put to death.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

While Victor is recovering from his illness at Ingolstadt, two letters come for him. Who are the letters from?

a)

Justine and William

b)

Elizabeth and Victor's father

c)

Henry and Victor's professor, Waldman

d)

Professors Waldman and Krempe

4.

After the trial and execution, whose "unhallowed arts" does Victor say are really responsible for the deaths?

a)

His professors'

b)

Robert Walton's

c)

Justine's

d)

His own

5.

Who does Victor see on the mountain in Chapter 10? What is Victor asked to do at the end of the chapter?

a)

He sees the creature, who asks him to leave Europe forever

b)

He sees Justine, who asks him to help her change her identity

c)

He sees the creature, who asks him to hear his story

d)

He doesn't see anyone, but he reads a letter asking him to return to college

6.

Who says (in Chapter 10) “I expected this reception…all men hate the wretched; how, then, must I be hated”?

a)

Justine

b)

The creature

c)

William

d)

The police officer who arrests Victor

7.

How does situational irony occur when Victor meets the creature?

a)

Victor can't figure out an answer but the creature can

b)

Victor pretends to like the creature and support his actions

c)

The creature has already been adopted by Victor's family

d)

Victor wants to attack and abandons logic, but the creature is calm and rational

8.

Who killed William?

a)

Victor

b)

Henry

c)

A stranger

d)

The monster

9.

Frankenstein is one of the most important works of _______ fiction. This is seen in the dark mood, desolate settings, in the supernatural occurrences, in the creepy and macabre circumstances surrounding the monster's creation, and in the frequent foreshadowing and sense of looming dread that guides the plot.

a)

Roman

b)

Post-Modern

c)

Gothic

d)

Victorian

10.

Victor journeys back home (in chapter seven) from Ingolstadt because of a tragedy that occurred. He sees which of the following events, which confirms his fears that the monster was definitely involved....

a)

A vision of flames on the top of a mountain

b)

He sees a gigantic figure quickly ascend a mountain in the midst of a lightning storm

c)

A dark figure stare at him through the glass of his room at the inn

d)

He sees a hooded figure wearing a necklace with the family crest of the Frankenstein's that passes him on the road on horseback

11.

When Victor encounters the monster in chapter 10, what quality does it have that it didn't before?

a)

The monster is no longer yellow

b)

The monster is well dressed

c)

The monster has a beautiful appearance

d)

The monster is able to speak eloquently

12.

Where does Victor go to clear his mind?

a)

mountains

b)

Ingoldstadt

c)

Geneva

d)

Alaska