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Frankenstein

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What event sparked Victor Frankenstein's interest in studying electricity and its power?

a)

Witnessing a lightning storm in the mountains during a holiday.

b)

Reading books about the secrets of life.

c)

Meeting Professor Waldman on his first day at the university.

d)

The sudden illness and death of his mother.

2.

How did Elizabeth become a part of Victor Frankenstein's family?

a)

She was Victor's cousin.

b)

She was a childhood friend of Victor.

c)

She was an orphan and Victor's mother took her into the family.

d)

She was the daughter of Victor's teacher.

3.

What did Victor Frankenstein believe he could achieve with the tall mast he built above his laboratory?

a)

Communicate with other scientists.

b)

Generate electricity for the city.

c)

Use electricity to give life to things that were dead. 

d)

Conduct experiments on dead bodies.

4.

What were Victor Frankenstein's feelings towards the creature he created when it first came to life?

a)

Pride and satisfaction.

b)

Fear and regret.

c)

Curiosity and excitement.

d)

Happiness and joy.

5.

What was the first consequence of Victor Frankenstein bringing the creature to life?

a)

Victor became famous for his scientific achievement.

b)

The creature killed Victor's brother, William.

c)

The creature became Victor's loyal companion.

d)

Victor and the creature formed a strong bond.

6.

Why did Victor Frankenstein decide not to tell the police about the creature's involvement in William's murder?

a)

He feared the police would not believe him.

b)

He wanted to protect the creature.

c)

He was convinced the creature would change its ways.

d)

He thought the creature would come after him if he revealed the truth.

7.

What event led to the creature's decision to seek revenge against Victor Frankenstein?

a)

The creature was jealous of Victor's friendship with Henry Clerval.

b)

The creature's discovery of Victor's horror at his hideous appearance.

c)

The creature's inability to understand human emotions.

d)

The rejection and violent response of the De Lacey family.

8.

Why did the creature decide to put the gold chain with the picture around the neck of the young woman in the hut?

a)

To frame her for the death of William.

b)

To make her happy by giving her a valuable gift.

c)

To protect her from the police.

d)

To symbolize his appreciation for her beauty.

9.

Why does Victor Frankenstein decide not to complete the creation of the female monster?

a)

He is afraid that the female monster will be even more evil than the first creature.

b)

He realizes he doesn't have the necessary materials for the female monster.

c)

He fears that the two monsters might cause even more death and destruction.

d)

The monster threatens him, promising revenge if the female monster is created.

10.

How does Victor plan to deal with the monster's threat to be with him on his wedding night?

a)

He decides to fortify his house and set traps to capture the monster.

b)

Victor seeks the help of local authorities to protect him during the wedding.

c)

He plans to confront the monster alone and try to kill him.

d)

Victor considers canceling the wedding to avoid any confrontation.

11.

Why does Victor Frankenstein ask Captain Walton to chase and kill the monster?

a)

He wants revenge for his own death.

b)

He believes the monster is a danger to everyone.

c)

He thinks the monster is redeemable.

d)

He wants the monster captured for scientific study.

12.

What motivated Victor to leave Geneva and embark on a world-wide search?

a)

He wanted to escape the authorities.

b)

He sought revenge against the monster.

c)

He was pursuing a scientific discovery.

d)

He was in search of a peaceful life.

13.

How does the monster justify his past actions when speaking to Captain Walton?

a)

He insists he never committed any wrongs.

b)

He claims he was controlled by an evil force.

c)

He blames Victor Frankenstein for his actions.

d)

He claims he was created with a murder's heart

14.

What is the monster's plan for his own death?

a)

He wants to die peacefully in his sleep.

b)

He intends to create a massive explosion.

c)

He plans to confront Victor one last time.

d)

He will build a fire and lie down on it.

15.

It is ironic that so many people died as a result of Victor Frankestein's desire to create life. How many people died altogether (not including monster)?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6