WorksheetsFrankenstein Final Review P. 122-End KW
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 22mins
What was Victor's request of Robert Walton?
To give up on his exporation and allow the sailors to go home
That if he died, continue to search for and kill the monster
To write down this story so that all people will be able to read it one day
To always pursue your dreams and hopes no matter the cost
Throughout this entire novel everyting we have leared about Victor Frankenstein has been narrated by Victor Frankenstein. Describe how using the point of view from Robert Walton gives us a different perspective of Victor Frankenstein.
We still learn the same things about Victor that he alrady shared with us.
Walton describes Victor as rude, unhuman, and irresponsible for his actions
Walton reaizes that Victor is educated, intellegent, talented, creative, determined caring and amazing when he was younger
We learn nothing new by viewing things from a different perspective
Why do the sailors want to mutiny?
They are wanting to go and explore another location instead
They are tired of the heat
They just want to have a new captain
The are tired, low on food, low morale, and think they will fail this expedition
How does Victor react to the mutiny of the sailors?
He cheers them on
He rebukes them
He does not hear them
He ignores them
What are some themes introduced in Frankenstein?
The impact of family, society and isolation on individuals
The basic need of belonging and love and how it impacts individuals
The use of knowledge for both good and evil
Have goals, dreams and ambitions but do not be consumed by envy and greed
Abandonment, loss, guilt, hatred, anger and revenge greatly impact individuals
What are Victor's dying words to Robert Walton?
Learn from my mistake and don't make the same one
Continue to pursue all your dreams and don't give up no matter the cost
Tell my family that I love them and I will miss them
Continue to avenge me, chase the creature and kill it
At the end of the novel, what emotions is the monster feeling?
Happiness and victory
Revenge
Sadness but relief
Pity, regret, and remorse
Victor keeps reflecting on his promise to create a female for the monster.
What does he realize as the depth of his promise?
To break the promise would lead to devistation and conflict
To keep the promise would lead to devistation and conflict
To break the promise would end all of is sffering and misery
To keep the promise would end all of his suffering and misery
Victor keeps reflecting on his promise to create a female for the monster.
What does he realize as the depth of his promise?
To break the promise would lead to devistation and conflict
To keep the promise would lead to devistation and conflict
To break the promise would end all of is sffering and misery
To keep the promise would end all of his suffering and misery
Victor keeps reflecting on his promise to create a female for the monster.
What does he realize as the depth of his promise?
To break the promise would lead to devistation and conflict
To keep the promise would lead to devistation and conflict
To break the promise would end all of is sffering and misery
To keep the promise would end all of his suffering and misery
Who goes on the trip to Strasburg with Victor?
His Dad
Elizabeth
Earnest
Henry
What is the prupose of the trip to Strasburgh?
To visit philosophers to gain new knowledge that would help Victor create the Female
To visit historians to learn more about the country and it's economy
To just get away from all the worry and anxiety of all that Victor is facing
To make his dad dissapointed in him becuaase he is not serious about marrying Elizabeth
"But I am a blasted tree; the bolt has entered my soul;
and I felt then that I sould survive to exhibit what I shall sooon
cease to be- a miserable spectacle of wrecked humanity,
pitiable to others, and abhorrent to myself."
This Quote has double meaning. What does it mean?
It is symbolic of how lightening entered his soul and took it over
It is a metaphor comparing Victor's life to the tree that was destroyed
It is symbolic of the life he feels like he has waisted and destroyed
It is a metaphor comparing electricity and brining things to life
What is the real motive why Victor does not want Henry to continue on with him on his trip?
He wants to be alone to study
He is woorried about Henry's safety
He and Henry got into an argument
He did not bringg enough supplies for Henry
Why did Victor destroy the female creation?
He was angry and wanted to seek revenge on the monster
He realized he had made a huge mistake by not using the correct parts
He reacted in aanger at the monster checking on his progress
He changed his mind
"Your hours will pass in dread and mmisery, and soon the bolt will fall which must ravish from you your happiness forever. Are you to be happy, while I grovel inthe intensity of my wretchedness? Beware; for I am fearless. You shall repent of the injuriess you inflict."
The monster could have easily destroyed/killed Victor at that moment- Why did he not hurt him?
The Monster hopes that he will still create a female
The Monster really likes Victor and whats to be his friend
The Monsster knows that Misery, anxiety, torture and anguish are far worse than death
The monster is not reallly upset with Victor
What does the Monster threaten when Victor destroys the female?
I hope you die a slow death
I willl leave you alone to die of old age
I will get someone to get even for me
I will be with you on your wedding night
What does Victor do witht the Female body?
Wraps her up and dumps her in the water to sink
Burns her to ashes
Digs a grave and gives her a burial
Decides to put her back together
What evidence do the Irish have to call Victor a villain?
The found the female body
They found the body of Henry Clerval
The found clues of where he had dug up and collected bodies
They saw Victor murder someone out on the water
Machination means what?
A craafty scheme or secret plans
Someone is innocent
Someone is guilty
A plan that will bring peace to all involved
Who comes and resscuse Victor out of jail?
Henry
Elizabeth
His Dad
A Lawyer
"'Alas! my father, how little do you know me..." Victor tries to confess to his father about the murders of William, Justine and Henry . What is his motive?
To unburden his soul of guilt and begin to overcome this delima
To go back to jail and serve his time
To get his father's money
To make his father think he is crazy
Elizabeth writes Victor a letter while he is in Paris, what is her intent for writing the letter?
To inform him she no longer loves him
Are you marrying me out of obligation or true love?
She loves him, but wants his true happiness
She is questioning Victorr if he is in love with someone else
After reading the leter from Elizabeth, Victor is overwraught with a new conflict that is going to torture him- what is this new conflict?
To marry Elizabeth would be a death sentence for him and her
To marry Elizabeth would only make his father unhappy
To not marry Elizabeth would betray her love and break her heart
To not marry Elizabeth would solve the entire problem with the Monster
After Victor and Elizabeth got married, Victor became paranoid and started carrying what?
Pistol and dagger
Pistor and sling shot
Bow and arrows
Dagger and net
artifiice
A disguise
A cleaver trick
A trap
A plan
Consecrate
to dishonor
to think about
to make not special
to make or declare sacred/holy
On the wedding night of Victor and Elizabth who dies? How?
Victor-shot
Eizabeth-stabbed
Victor-strangled
Elizabeth-strangled
concetpion
"I gained a clear concetption of my miseries and situation, and was then released from my prrison.
a notion, or idea
a lie
an answer
appreciation
What is the cause of his father's death?
He caught a dreadful disease
The Monster strangled him
He could not live knowing all the horrors around him (loss)
Old age
In chapter 7 Victor's motive shifts from Revenge to....?
An oath of forgiveness
A vendetta-a blood fude to the death to get even and avenge the dead
A promise to live at peace with the Monster- enough is enough
Guilt trip
"And now my wanderings began, which are to cease but with life."
Where are some of the locations that Victor chasess the Monster?
The Black Sea
Russia
Chara Sands
The jungle
Vivacity
lively, animated; spirited, enthusiastic
boring, dull
unhappy and alone
depressed, sad and gloomy
Consume
to absorb, destroy
to clean up
to earn more money
to ignore
Invocation
Ignoring someone
Rejecting what someone things
Denying guidance from someone trying to help you
The act of calling upon a power or diety
What are some examples of motifs that we have studied so far in Frankenstein?
Abandonment
Forgiveness
Guilt
Revenge
What does 'framing' mean in a story?
Using only one story with many characters
Providing a clear picture of what you are reading
Providing historical background to help you understand the story
A story within a story, to provide the reader with context about the main story. The inner story, or collection of stories, is usually the bulk of the work, or serves to give the outer story greater meaning and context.
How does Mary Shelley use framing in her novel Frankenstein?
Robert Walton finds Victor Frankenstein in the Arctic, saves him, and writes down his story to send to his sister.
Robert Walton makes up the character Victor Frankenstein to entertain his crew while they are out exploring.
Victor Frankenstein tells his story as a flashback.
Victor Frankenstein is the main character while Robert Walton is a minor character.
What are the three main genres used in Frankenstein?
Realistic Fiction, Science Fiction, Historical Fiction
Science Fiction, Gothic, Romanticism
Gothic, Historical Fiction, Fantasy
Science Fiction, Non-Fiction, Gothic
