How does Elizabeth come to live with the Frankensteins?

she is the daughter of Alphonse's dead sister

How does Caroline die?

she catches the scarlet fever from Elizabeth

Beaufort leaves Geneva because:

he is ashamed to have fallen into poverty

Where does Victor see the creature for the first time after its disappearance?

In Plainpalais, where William was killed

Frankenstein was published in 1818, during the Romantic Era. Elements of romanticism include:

belief in the supernatural, emphasis on human emotion

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1
Who is on trial for William's murder?
the creature
Justine
Elizabeth
Victor
2
The letter from Alphonse reveals the murder of:
William
Elizabeth
Ernest
Justine
3
What strange question does Victor ask before he is taken aboard the ship?
Do you share my madness?
Did you see a demon traveling on a dogsled?
Where is the ship going?
Who is the captain of the ship?
4
Where is Walton headed?
the Orient
the South Pole
the North Pole
the horn of Africa
5
To whom is Walton writing letters?
his mother, Caroline
his wife, Elizabeth
his sister, Margaret
his best friend, Victor
6
True or False: Justine confesses.
False
True
7
Victor's ancestors (and father) have been chiefly involved in:
medicine
the arts
law
government/public office
8
Initially, Victor's physical appearance is:
overweight and slovenly
invigorated and robust
fastidiously clean and ceaselessly active
emaciated and fatigued
9
Who nurses Victor back to health?
Elizabeth
Alphonse Frankenstein
Henry Clerval
M. Waldman
10
Who positively influences Victor to pursue science?
M. Waldman
M. Krempe
Henry Clerval
Alphonse Frankenstein
11
How does Elizabeth come to live with the Frankensteins?
adopted from an orphanage
she is the daughter of Alphonse's dead sister
left on their doorstep by her poor mother
12
When Victor gets very into magic and alchemy, his father says:
Magic is basically science, anyway
Government is a superior field of study
It's sad trash
The ideas he pursues have been replaced with modern science
13
How does Victor feel when his creature is finally animated?
thrilled
proud
powerful
horrified
14
Where does Victor go to college?
London
the Orkney Islands
Ingolstadt
Paris
15
How does Caroline die?
she catches the scarlet fever from Elizabeth
old age and grief
she drowns in Lake Como
she is hanged for stealing
16
Walton's view of the North Pole is:
overwhelmingly positive
deeply conflicted
bitterly hostile
intensely fearful
17
Beaufort leaves Geneva because:
he was a part of a government scandal
he owes many debts and wants to escape them
he is ashamed to have fallen into poverty
his wife an child died, leaving him grief-stricken
18
Robert Walton writes four letters in the beginning of the text. This form is called:
antecedent action
elegiac
epistolary
tertiary
19
What is Henry Clerval most interested in?
family life!
science and electricity!
being a merchant!
romantic adventures!
20
What natural, destrictive phenomena influences Frankenstein?
tornado
avalanche
lightning.
waterfall
21
Frankenstein is a story within a story. This technique is called:
frame narrative
gothic form
classical tragedy
ballad form
22
The master of Walton's ship is described as:
"madly desirous of glory"
"a noble fellow"
"the lord of my imagination"
"his mind is so cultivated"
23
Caroline is:
Beaufort's wife
Beaufort's servant
Victor's sister
Beaufort's daughter
24
Caroline makes it clear on her deathbed that she expects:
Victor and Elizabeth to marry
Victor will study the arts, not science
Elizabeth will find a new family of her own
Victor will become a great scientist
25
Where does Victor see the creature for the first time after its disappearance?
hiding behind a tree at the funeral
In Plainpalais, where William was killed
on the streets of Ingolstadt
on the road to Geneva
26
Victor's family is from:
Paris, France
Munich, Germany
Geneva, Switzerland
Ingolstadt, Bavaria
27
Frankenstein was published in 1818, during the Romantic Era. Elements of romanticism include:
belief in the supernatural
upholding social conventions
emphasis on human emotion
focus on argument and realism

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