Pastoral poetry is known for:

Idealizing country life and nature

After bringing his creature to life, what does Victor dream?

that Elizabeth died and turned into a corpse

Collections of lines grouped together

Who is Henry Clerval and what is his relation to Victor?

son of Italian merchant & childhood schoolfellow of Victor

When Victor visits the site of William's murder, who does he see?

his creature, who appears between flashes of lightning

What is Caroline Beaufort's dying wish?

that Victor and Elizabeth will marry

How does Victor respond to his creation of the Monster?

He runs away and shuns the Monster

The emotional psychological or social overtones

Words that sound like their meaning

Which of the following DOES NOT describe the Petrarchan sonnet

Known for its interlocking rhyme scheme

When asked why he is in the Arctic, how does Frankenstein respond?

"To seek the one who fled from me."

How does the Monster react when learning that Victor was dead?

He mourns the loss, then jumps off the ship

A contradictory situation revealing the unexpected

A once clever figure of speech that has been overused

How does the monster plan to introduce himself to the family?

go in cottage when the blind man is alone & earn his favor

How does Walton encounter Frankenstein?

He awakes to men speaking to Victor to the side of the boat

Why does Victor delay his marriage to Elizabeth?

He doesn't want to get married w/ his promise to the Monster

As his story continues, how does Victor change?

He becomes more and more introspective and anxious

What does the Monster promise Victor after he destroys the female monster?

He will be with him on his wedding night

All of the following happen to Safie's father, except...

he is executed when crossing the border

A brief reference to some person, historical event, etc.

At age 15, what symbolic event does Victor witness that further inspires his studies?

a tree was hit by lightning & encourages him into science

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1
Which friend is Victor accused of murdering?
Justine Moritz
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth Lavenza
William Frankenstein
2
Pastoral poetry is known for:
Exploring urban life
Criticizing big government
Providing unique perspectives on love
Idealizing country life and nature
3
Who joins Victor on his trip from Geneva to England?
Alphonse Frankenstein
Professor Waldman
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth Lavenza
4
A pair of lines in a poem, used to resolve a poem's central problem
Couplet
Quatrain
Stanza
Verse
5
How does Victor die?
Sickness
Murder
Starvation
Suicide
6
After bringing his creature to life, what does Victor dream?
that Elizabeth died and turned into a corpse
that he was awarded the top honor in science at university
that he was buried in the graveyard with bones of relatives
that he is in hell
7
The idea for the novel Frankenstein was created as the result of a
Story telling contest
Real life experience
Drug induced hallucination
Dare
8
The "abbaabba" + "cdcdcd" or "cdecde" rhyme scheme is accetable for which sonnet?
Orwellian
Petrarchan
Shakespearean
Spensarian
9
Define Stanza
Continued sentence structure beyond the end of a line
Object event or person signifying something more than itself
Collections of lines grouped together
A contradictory situation revealing the unexpected
10
Who is Henry Clerval and what is his relation to Victor?
Victor's academic rival and childhood nemesis
Elizabeth's biological brother and Victor's enemy
son of Italian merchant & childhood schoolfellow of Victor
a university classmate and roommate
11
Who is the narrator of Chapters 1-10?
Henry Clerval
Victor Frankenstein
Robert Walton
an omniscient, unnamed third person narrator
12
When Victor visits the site of William's murder, who does he see?
Professor Waldman; he commits Victor to psychiatric care
his creature, who appears between flashes of lightning
his mother's ghost
Henry Clerval; they fight about Victor's pursuit of science
13
Learns about life by spying on a family in a wooded cottage
Robert Walton
William Frankenstein
Alphonse Frankenstein
The Monster
14
All of the following are members of the family in the cottage, except...
the old, blind man
Felix
Agatha
Safie
15
A discordant series of harsh and unpleasant sounds is called
Alliteration
Cacophony
Euphony
Assonance
16
What happens when the monster tries to save a drowning girl?
he is shot by a rustic man
he slips and falls unconscious
he discovers that water is cold, and retreats from the river
she swims away before he can save her
17
Who said the following: "What may not be expected in a country of eternal light?"
Victor Frankenstein
The Monster
Robert Walton
Henry Clerval
18
What is Caroline Beaufort's dying wish?
that Victor and Elizabeth will marry
that Elizabeth will bear children soon
that Victor will adopt a poor child and care for them
that Victor will stay home to care for his younger brothers
19
"I the miserable and the abandoned am an abortion to be spurned at and kicked and trampled on."
the monster
Victor Frankenstein
Justine Mortiz
The Turk
20
How does Victor respond to his creation of the Monster?
He hits the Monster
He runs away and shuns the Monster
He befriends the Monster
He tries to educate the Monster
21
Define Connotation
The emotional psychological or social overtones
The literal, dictionary definition of a word
A brief reference to some person, historical event, etc.
A once clever figure of speech that has been overused
22
Poems do not always have to have a rhyme scheme
True
False
23
Who does the monster observe in the cottage?
Henry Clerval
a young student
the De Lacey family
Victor and Elizabeth
24
Onomatopoeia is...
Similalry sounding words
Harsh sounding words
Pleasant sounding words
Words that sound like their meaning
25
Which of the following DOES NOT describe the Petrarchan sonnet
Made up two distinct sections
The first prominent sonnet form
Italian in origin
Known for its interlocking rhyme scheme
26
When asked why he is in the Arctic, how does Frankenstein respond?
"To share my madness!"
"To be benevolently restored to life."
"To seek the one who fled from me."
"To find the brother of my heart."
27
Adopted daughter of Alphonse Frankenstein
Caroline Beaufort
Victoria Frankenstein
Elizabeth Lavenza
Justine Mortiz
28
How does the Monster react when learning that Victor was dead?
He mourns the loss, then jumps off the ship
He is angry and vows further revenge against Walton
He's satisfied that he achieved revenge against the monster
He is overjoyed and delighted
29
Lonely explorer in need of a friend as he searches for a passage through the North Pole
Victor Frankenstein
Robert Walton
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth Lavenza
30
Define Irony
A contradictory situation revealing the unexpected
Collections of lines grouped together
Continued sentence structure beyond the end of a line
Object event or person signifying something more than itself
31
Define Cliche
The emotional psychological or social overtones
A once clever figure of speech that has been overused
An outrageous exaggeration used for effect
The literal, dictionary definition of a word
32
Where does the monster live?
in a hovel in the countryside
in a cottage with a family
in an abandoned apartment in the village
in the basement of the university
33
How does the monster improve the family's situation?
He chops kindling for the fire
He gathers books and leaves them on the doorstep
He fashions an instrument out of wood and plays it for them
He replenishes the food source
34
How does the monster plan to introduce himself to the family?
break down the front door and demand they listen to him
retrieve Safie's father and bring him to the cottage
go in cottage when the blind man is alone & earn his favor
create a chance encounter while on a walk in the woods
35
Repetition should never be used to emphasize an important word or point
True
False
36
How does Walton encounter Frankenstein?
Walton had plans to meet Frankenstein all along
Frankenstein attacks the ship
Frankenstein crashes into their ship
He awakes to men speaking to Victor to the side of the boat
37
Which of the following is the rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean sonnet?
aabbccddeeffgg
ababcdcdefefgg
abcdabcdefefgg
ababbcbccdcdee
38
A series of musical, pleasant and harmonious sounds is
Alliteration
Assonance
Cacophony
Euphony
39
What is Frankenstein's intention in seeking to create life?
Cure disease and extend life
Make a clone
Create a friend
Create a new race of people
40
Where does Victor begin his creation of the monster's companion?
A friend's laboratory in England
At the site of William's murder
A remote hut in Scotland
His apartment in Ingolstadt, where he made the first Monster
41
"Peter and Patrick patted the pony at Persepolis" is an example of
Consonance
Alliteration
Assonance
Dissonance
42
How does Victor pursue his monster?
On foot
On a boat
On a dog-drawn sled
In a car
43
Why does Victor delay his marriage to Elizabeth?
He isn't sure about Elizabeth
He is afraid Elizabeth will fall in love with the Monster
He doesn't want to get married w/ his promise to the Monster
He wants to stay single
44
Talented scientist who left Geneva at the age of 17 to study natural philosophy at Ingolstadt
Robert Walton
Victor Frakenstein
Justine Moritz
Henry Clerval
45
As his story continues, how does Victor change?
He becomes eager to start a new experiment
He grows closer to the Monster
He becomes more and more introspective and anxious
He starts to defend his choice to create life
46
What does the Monster promise Victor after he destroys the female monster?
He will reconcile with Victor
He can't make his wedding
He will kill Victor
He will be with him on his wedding night
47
All of the following happen to Safie's father, except...
he flees from Felix after learning his escape was discovered
he was seized and cast into prison, condemned to death
he is executed when crossing the border
Felix helps him escape jail by taking them through mountains
48
Why does Victor initially agree to create the companion?
saw the monster was virtuous but made a monster by society
he felt pity for the monster
all of the above
he concluded that justice was due to himself & fellow humans
49
Which famous Romantic poet was married to Mary Shelley?
Samuel Coleridge
Percy Bysshe Shelley
William Wordsworth
Lord Byron
50
Define Allusion
A once clever figure of speech that has been overused
The emotional psychological or social overtones
An outrageous exaggeration used for effect
A brief reference to some person, historical event, etc.
51
At age 15, what symbolic event does Victor witness that further inspires his studies?
a surgical operation inspires an interest in biology
a tree was hit by lightning & encourages him into science
a talk w/ Clerval directs him towards philosophical studies
a ghost comes to his home --- interest in the supernatural
52
Who is NOT killed by the monster?
Elizabeth Lavenza
William Frankenstein
Justine Moritz
Henry Clerval
53
A meter made up of 5 feet per line would be called:
Hexameter
Pentameter
Monometer
Octameter
54
Why does Victor go to England?
To seek out churches for his wedding ceremony with Elizabeth
To escape from his horrifying reality
To learn more about discoveries by English philosophers
To seek treatment for his poor health
55
The monster encounters all of the following events in his infancy, except..
pain
rejection
companionship
thirst
56
The elements of mystery and horror made Frankenstein a classic of what literary sub-genre?
Neo-classical literature
Gothic literature
Science fiction
Satire
57
After the Delacey's chase the Monster out of their cabin, what does the Monster vow to do?
Try to find another family to befriend
Commit suicide
Wage war on all humanity
Do all he can to change and become accepted
58
Shelley wrote Frankenstein during a fabled trip with Percy Shelley, Lord Buron and others to
Munich
Lake Geneva
Paris
Brussels
59
Why does Walton decide to turn his ship around?
His crewman will mutiny
Victor has died
He is terrified of the Monster
He is tired of travelling
60
Who is Justine Moritz and what happened to her?
she was Victor's love interest; she demands to marry Victor
she was Henry's sister; she reports that Henry has gone mad
she was the Frankenstein's help; she is accused of murder
she was Caroline's cousin; she moved in to care for the boys
61
What proposal does Alphonse Frankenstein suggest to lift Victor's spirits?
Explore nature
Marry Elizabeth
Move home to Geneva permanently
Return to university and pursue a different course of study
62
While intensely studying at university, what does Victor discover?
how to cure the scarlet fever
how to reverse body decomposition
how to bestow life on an inanimate object
how to telephathically communicate
63
Where does Frankenstein gather parts for his Monster?
He kills people
He manufactures body parts
He grows them in a lab
Morgues
64
All of the following are true about the narrator's mother, Caroline Beaufort, except...
she was born in poverty
her father was Alphonse's best friend
2 years after her father died, she married A. Frankenstein
she miscarried before giving birth to Victor Frankenstein
65
How does Robert Walton meet Victor Frankenstein?
Walton encounters Frankenstein in St. Petersburg
Frankenstein wrote a letter and asked to join the expedition
Walton finds Frankenstein sleeping under a tree
Frank. laying in the arctic & asked to come on Walton's ship
66
Mary Shelley is the child of William Godwin and what Romantic-era feminist author?
Jane Austen
Mary Wollstonecraft
Justine Moritz
Charlotte Bronte
67
Proffesor who becomes a mentor and friend to Victor
M. Kirwin
M. Beaufort
M. Krempe
M. Waldman
68
What represents the frame narrative in Frankenstein?
Frankenstein's story about the monster
Mary Shelley's trip to the lake
Frankenstein's conversation with Walton
Elizabeth's letters to Frankenstein
69
Why does Safie return to Felix?
her Italian companion died, and she became an orphan
All of the above
her father feld to Turkey, but she wants Christian country
he helped her dad escape from jail & they had fallen in love
70
To whom are the first four letters written?
Margaret Saville, the writer's sister
Victor Frankenstein
Robert Walton
Mary Shelley
71
The emotional effect a poem has on the reader
Symbol
Irony
Tone
Metaphor
72
What prompts Victor to leave the university?
he got a letter from his dad saying William was murdered
he aspires to go to London to pursue other sciences
he longs to visit the graveyard to mourn his deceased mother
he was called to St. Petersburg to embark on a sailing expo
73
How do the Delacey's lose their fortune?
They are robbed
The Monster steals it
Supporting the Turk and getting caught
Betting
74
What do you use to map out a rhyme scheme in a poem?
Colors
Letters
Numbers
Underlining the letter in each word that rhyme
75
How does the Monster say he will die?
He will die of old age, hiding from humanity
He will never die
Victor will kill him
He will burn himself on a funeral pyre
76
Which part of the Shakespearean sonnet is responsible for resolving the poem's central problem?
Quatrain
Octet
Sestet
Couplet
77
How did the De Lacey family fall into poverty?
the monster had been stealing from them for six years
Agatha loaned family fortune to a cousin who never repaid it
Felix helps Safie's dad escape from prison incarcerating fam
the old, blind man had been robbed by a former caretaker
78
The main difference between an open & closed form poem is that a closed form poem has no rules
True
False
79
At the University of Ingolstadt, what does Victor learn from M. Krempe and M. Waldman?
meteorology and seismology
philosophy and chemistry
anatomy and physiology
psychiatry and meditation
80
When the Victor initially encounters the monster he
he issues hollow threats to destroy the monster
he points a gun at him
he takes cover from the monster behind a giant rock
all of the above
81
When Victor encounters the monster, he realizes that
The monster is afraid of fire
The monster wants to forgive and befriend victor
The monster refuses to engage in discussion
The monster has super human strength and speed
82
Why does the town suspect Justine Moritz of murder?
Victor tells this to the court
She is known for angry outburts
She is known for angry outburts
She has William's locket with the picture of his mother
83
The most notable feature of the Spensarian sonnet is
Interlocking rhyme scheme
Its complext apporach to the concept of love
Abstract language
Ease of understanding
84
How does the monster learn what he looks like?
he saw his reflection in a transparent pool
he sees a dead corpse and sees similarities
he found Frankenstein's laboratory notes
he asks a villager to describe his appearance
85
Who is the lady on horseback?
Safie, the love interest of Felix
Agatha's English tutor, who lives in a neighboring village
a hallucination of Caroline's ghost, haunting the monster
Elizabeth Lavenza, searching for William's murderer
86
What is Walton's response to Victor's impending death?
He is compassionate in his care
He is puzzled by the strange tale Victor shared
All of these
He is sadded to have lost a companion
87
Where does Frankenstein go to school?
Oxford
Harvard
Geneva
Ingolstadt
88
Mary Shelley was the daughter of political activites and authors William Godwin and...
Mary Wolstonecraft
Claire Clairmont
Mary Wordswoth
Lady Byron
89
How does Victor respond to Henry Clerval's death?
He requests to be put in prison for sage keeping
He is hospitalized, but escapes to chase his creation
He falls ill, on the verge of death, raving like a mad man
He refuses to speak to anyone
90
How does the monster retaliate against the De Laceys?
he kills Agatha
he chases Safie back to Turkey
he seizes and tortures Felix
he burns the cottage to the ground
91
The "abab bcbc cdcd ee" rhyme scheme is from which sonnet type?
Spensarian
Petrarchan
Yeatsian
Shakespearean
92
Why does Justine confess to the murder of William?
she was ill and near death anyway
she hoped to receive absolution
she was coerced by the magistrate
she was guilty
93
The only type of rhyme that matters in poetry involves similar sounds at the end of a word
True
False
94
What word for "unfortunate or unhappy person" does the Monster constantly refer to himself as?
Wretch
Ingrate
Devil
Waste
95
"Pete needed a seat" is an example of
Alliteration
Euphony
Assonance
Consonance
96
What is the cause of the family's unhappiness?
poverty
lack of education
illness
eviction
97
Define Symbol
Collections of lines grouped together
Object event or person signifying something more than itself
Continued sentence structure beyond the end of a line
A contradictory situation revealing the unexpected
98
How does Victor dispose of the half-finished female creature?
He buries them
He puts them in a basket and throws them into the sea
He gives them to the monster so he can create his companion
He sets everything on fire
99
Frankenstein was a work published towards the end of what literary and historical era?
Renaissance
Victorian
Romantic
Restoration
100
A sonnet is a fixed form poem similar to a haiku or lymeric
True
False
101
What sort of science did Victor learn in his youth by reading books by Albertus Magnus?
biology
natural philsophy and occult science
geology
chemistry
102
Define Hyperbole
An outrageous exaggeration used for effect
A brief reference to some person, historical event, etc.
A once clever figure of speech that has been overused
The emotional psychological or social overtones
103
What does Victor ask Walton to do?
Continue recording the narrative to preserve Victor's legacy
Protect and nurture the monster
Kill the monster if Victor dies before he can himself
Abandon ship and escape from the monster if he sees it
104
Who said "So much has been done,...I will pioneer a new way, explore unknown powers...."
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth Lavenza
Victor Frankenstein
The Monster
105
Which of the following does the Monster NOT learn from the Delacey family?
Language
Social relationships
How to kill
The goodness in people
106
Define Denotation
The literal, dictionary definition of a word
A once clever figure of speech that has been overused
The emotional psychological or social overtones
A brief reference to some person, historical event, etc.
107
The Shelleys and Lord Byron experienced the "year without a summer" druing a vacatin to...
Lake Geneva, Switzerland
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Paris, France
Geneva, Illinois
108
Who is Elizabeth Lavenza, and how did she join Victor's family?
She is the twin sister of Victor's youngest brother, William
Victor's childhood nanny and moved into the family home
daughter of Alphonse from previous marriage; writes letters
Victor's cousin; adopted by the family bc dad don't want her
109
Which of the following are essential parts of the Petrarchan sonnet?
Quatrain
Octet
Sestet
Couplet
110
What is the Monster's greatest dilemma? What is the Monster's greatest dilemma?
He doesn't believe in human customs
He can't commuincate to others
He has uncontrollable anger
He cant find acceptance from humanity
111
Why does Victor's father send him to the University of Ingolstadt? How old is Victor then?
to stop grieving over Caroline's death; Victor is 25
to complete a service mission; Victor is 21
to learn the customs of other countries; Victor is 17
to avoid the scarlet fever; Victor is 17
112
What is the writer of the letters doing?
Sailing to the North Pole on an expedition
Attending a funeral
Studying natural environments
Visiting a sick relative
113
Groupings of syllables in poetry are called a
Pair
Shoe
Scan
Foot
114
Who kills WIlliam Frankenstein
Justine Moritz
The Monster
An unknown burglar
Robert Walton
115
A stanza of 4 lines
Enjambment
Quatrain
Couplet
Verse
116
A foot made up of an unstresses syllable followed by a stressed syllable is called:
Spondee
Iamb
Dactyl
Trochee
117
What is most intriguing about these people?
they have a feast of food for every meal
extreme wealth and lavish dress
they don't communicate, but spend most of their time reading
their love and compassion, despite a desolate home
118
Who was Mary Shelley's husband?
Lord Byron Shelley
Percy Bysshe Shelley
George Byron
William Wordsworth
119
At the beginning of the novel, who writes the first four letters?
Victor Frankenstein
Robert Walton
Mrs. Saville
Mary Shelley
120
What is Robert's goal in travelling to the North Pole?
Find something he has lost
Seek a norther passage for ships
Get away from heavy debt at home
Find a place he can live in solitude
121
What is a frame narrative?
A reinterpretation of an old story
A story within a story
An origin story
A sequel to an original story
122
Victor's Father
Peter Frankenstein
William Frankenstein
Alphonse Frankenstein
Franklin Frankenstein
123
One of the difficulties the monster initially faces after his creation is
he can never sleep
his inability to differentiate between his different senses
he thirsts for blood
All of the above
124
What “strange accident” is recounted in the fourth letter?
the boat flooded
several men had died from starvation
a thick fog caused the sailors to hallucinate
the sailors see a dog-drawn sleigh and figure across the ice
125
Define enjambment
Continued sentence structure beyond the end of a line
A contradictory situation revealing the unexpected
Object event or person signifying something more than itself
Collections of lines grouped together
126
Victor does all of the following when assembling his creature, except...
become pale, thin, and obsessive
observe the natural decay of the human body in graveyards
visit his family in Geneva
gather bones from charnal-houses
127
What is the goal of the Monster telling Victor his story?
To get him to be his father again
To answer why he created the Monster
To get him to make a female monster
To get Victor to kill the monster
128
What does the Monster do after the Delacey's leave the cottage?
He lives there
He stalks the next family that moves in
He takes care of it so he can always remember them
He burns the cottage
129
How does Elizabeth die?
Victor accidently kills her
She commits suicide
The Monster strangles her
She dies defending Victor from the Monster
130
The monster reads all of the following books, except....
Plutarch's Lives
the Catholic Bible
van Goethe's The Sorrows of Werter
Milton's Paradise Lost
131
What was a constant theme in the life of Mary Shelley?
Writer's block
Poverty
Death
Overcoming the oddes
132
"Victor we're all miserable on this account. Relieve us..& we shall be the happiest creatures."
Henry Clerval
Alphonse Frankenstein
Elizabeth Lavenza
The Turk
133
After Justine's trial, where does Victor journey to, and who does he encounter?
his apartment; he sees the ghost of William
the Chamounix Valley; he encounters his creature
his childhood bedroom; Henry Clerval is there to nurse him
back to Ingolstadt; he curses Professor Waldman
134
"The cool soul will fail in full" is an example of:
Cacophony
Consonance
Assonance
Alliteration
135
What event caused the "year without a summer"?
A large war
A celestial event caused by the moon
A volcano eruption
They were so far north that the sun never comes out
136
Family made to live in a cottage in the woods, once very wealthy
The De Lacey's
The Beaufort's
The Waldman's
The Derozan's
137
Which of the following best describes the character of Victor's creature in Vol. 1?
he is timid and shy
he is intelligent and well-spoken
he is apathetic and dismissive of Victor
he is violent and non-communicative
138
Mary Shelley came up with the idea for Frankenstein during...
A internship at a morgue
A writing competition
A scary storytelling contest
A vacation to America
139
When the monster first comes to life, what does he struggle with?
His inability to wrtie letters
The basics such as seeing, walking and finding food
His superhuman strength
His desire for a female mate
140
Victor's best friend and travel companion across Europe
Robert Walton
Henry Clerval
Elizabeth Lavenza
William Frankenstein
141
Which about the Monster is NOT true?
He is made from recovered body parts
He has straight black hair and yellow eyes
He is 8 feet tall
He can only eat raw meat
142
What poetic device is most often used to set up a poem's central problem or message?
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
Cliche
Pun
143
Shakespeare wrote his sonnets in:
Dactylic Heptameter
Trochaic Tetrameter
Iambic Heptameter
Iambic Pentameter
144
The ammount of syllables in a line is called:
Scansion
Meter
Euphony
Feet
145
What demand does the monster issue of Victor?
confess Victor is responsible for William & Justine's deaths
raise the monster like he is Victor's own child
destroy him and put him out of his misery
create a female companion with the same defects
146
How many quatrains are in a Shakespearean sonnet?
3
4
1
2
147
Aside from watching the cottagers, how does the monster learn about humanity and civilization?
He reads books he finds
He accesses the memories of people his body parts came from
He spies on a schoolhouse
He befriends a small child who teaches him
148
What promise does the monster make to Victor in exchange for the monster's request?
he will live cut off from all other humans
he will depart Europe for the wilds of South America
monsters will live in peace & commit no violence
All of the above
149
By eavesdropping on Felix's lessons the monster learns about all the following things except...
parenting styles and family makeup
botany and horticulture
laws, government, history, and geography
language and letters
150
How does the Monster learn language
Victor teaches him
He knows from birth
Reading letters
Listening in on teaching Safie how to speak
151
How does Victor respond when his creature becomes alive?
he is horrified and rushes out of the room
he faints and momentarily forgets what he has done
he claps with delight and laughs maniacally
he tells M. Krempe and M. Waldman, who do not believe him
152
The measure of syllabic stresses is called
Scansion
Rhyme Scheme
Meter
Pentameter
153
What does the monster reveal about William Frankenstein's murder?
All of the above
the child saw him and shrieked, then he strangled him
monster stole locket from the boy's neck & put it on Justine
the monster haunted the murder site, hoping to see Victor
154
After being rejected and beaten by the De Lacey family, how does the monster's resolve change?
he studies fervently so as to develop better language skills
he declares war against all humans and is bent on revenge
he tries to find another family to observe and befriend
he becomes a recluse and lives in isolation
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Wrongly executed for murder
Henry Clerval
William Frankenstein
Caroline Beaufort
Justine Moritz

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