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8C Amplify Science and Science Fiction Assessment
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Gris Grimly's Frankenstein
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1
Match each word or phrase from paragraph 6 to the meaning it conveys.
Frankenstein sees the creature as inherently bad
Frankenstein sees the creature as less than human
Frankenstein wants to destroy the creature forever
2
This sentence BEST supports the idea that Frankenstein
is afraid of his creation
cannot remember why he ever decided this was a good idea
cannot stand the sight of the creature
is exhausted from sleeping so little
3
Reread paragraphs 13–14. Select TWO statements to be included in a summary of the creature’s arguments to Frankenstein
The creature says he is justified in hating people, because all hate him
if people across the world were to hear his story, they would stop hating
He has the right to tell his story, just as any person accused of crime
He has been unable to properly defend himself, so he has been condemned
4
Match each paragraph to the description of what information it conveys.
emotions that drove Frankenstein to bring creature to life to how he feels
narrates the moment when the creature comes to life
the appearance he intended to the creature's actually appearance
5
Which quotes from the text BEST support your answer to Part 1?
C - I was benevolent but I am alone, F - Cursed be the day you saw light
F - Begone or fight C - listen to me
F - we are enemies, C - mankind would destroy me
6
Match each inference to the piece of textual evidence that supports it.
Frankenstein regrets making the creature hideous
The creature wants to communicate with Frankenstein
Frankenstein does not want to face what he has done
7
The creature is referencing biblical stories. The creature implies Frankenstein should see him and treat him similarly
God treated Adam
God treated his fallen angel
God treated both Adam and his fallen angel
8
Frankenstein argues that the creature is a murderous monster who should be destroyed as a consequence for his actions.
And with the extinction of your miserable existence, restore those victims.
The tortures of hell are too mild a vengeance for thy crimes.
There can be no community between you and me; we are enemies.
Begone! I will not hear you.
9
Reread paragraph 6 and select the phrase that BEST suggests that Frankenstein personally regrets his actions.
as if it were to announce the approach of the demoniacal corpse
to which I had so miserably given life
walking up and down in the greatest agitation
catching and fearing each sound
10
Reread this excerpt from paragraph 2 and select the TWO phrases that show what Frankenstein means by “luxuriances.”
his teeth of a pearly whiteness
straight black lips
his hair was of a lustrous black
His yellow skin
11
Which of the following statements accurately describe differences in passages from Volume I, Chapter 4 & Volume 2, Ch 2
One uses dialogue and the other does not.
One conveys 1 character's perspective; the other 2 characters’ perspectives
One uses imagery and the other does not.
12
Match each inference to the piece of textual evidence that supports it.
Frankenstein regrets making the creature hideous
Frankenstein does not want to face what he has done
The creature wants to communicate with Frankenstein
13
Which statement BEST describes how differences between the two characters’ perspectives create tension in this scene?
The creature wants to apologize for the destruction, Frankenstein refuses
Frankenstein wants to fight, but the creature wants to talk
F wants the creature to show remorse, but the creature refuses to apologize
14
Which choice BEST describes what these lines reveal about the creature?
The creature suffered from living in a cold environment away from humans.
The creature is rethinking his initial attitude toward human society.
The creature has been rejected by human society.
The creature is planning to get revenge on human society.
15
Select TWO phrases that help create a gloomy mood in paragraph 1.
rain pattered dismally against the panes
an anxiety that almost amounted to agony.
a dreary night of November
the instruments of life around me
16
Volume 1, Chapter 4, Pages 41-49 Are the events from the passage in the order in which they occur?
True
False
17
Select the sentence that BEST supports the inference that the creature knows about the laws of human society.
The guilty are allowed to speak in their defence before they are condemned
I ask you not to spare me: listen to me, then if you can destroy your work
If the multitude of mankind knew of my existence would they arm themselves
Shall I not then hate them who abhor me
18
Match each inference to the piece of textual evidence that supports it.
The creature wants to communicate with Frankenstein
Frankenstein does not want to face what he has done
Frankenstein regrets making the creature hideous
19
Match each paragraph to the description of what information it conveys.
emotions that drove Frankenstein to bring creature to life to how he feels
narrates the moment when the creature comes to life
the appearance he intended to the creature's actually appearance
20
In paragraph 7, the creature says:“You, my creator, detest and spurn me, thy creature, to whom thou art bound."
literally tied to physically, has a duty to
emotionally connected to, has a duty to
dedicated to, is controlled by
21
Which of the following inferences about the creature is NOT supported by this paragraph?
The creature is familiar with the Biblical story of how God created Adam.
The creature wants revenge for all that he has suffered.
The creature does not plan to fight his creator.
The creature is bigger and stronger than his creator.
22
Match each paragraph to the description of what information it conveys.
narrates the moment when the creature comes to life
emotions that drove Frankenstein to bring creature to life to how he feels
the appearance he intended to the creature's actually appearance
23
Match each word or phrase from paragraph 6 to the meaning it conveys.
Frankenstein sees the creature as inherently bad
Frankenstein wants to destroy the creature forever
Frankenstein sees the creature as less than human
24
Which statement BEST describes the central idea of this passage from
Gris Grimly's Frankenstein
?
Success brings him disgust and disappointment rather than glory
Frankenstein realizes that people are complex creatures with many emotions
When Frankenstein achieves his dream, he is overcome with emotion
After 2 years, Frankenstein sees his work pay off
25
Which quote from the passage BEST conveys Frankenstein’s desire to kill the creature?
Come on then, that I may extinguish the spark I so negligently bestowed
Do not you fear the vengeance of my arm wreaked on your miserable head?
There can be no community between you and me; we are enemies
You, my creator, detest and spurn me, thy creature, to whom thou art bound
26
Reread paragraphs 9–10 and select the sentence that BEST supports the inference that the creature does not want to die.
I am thy creature: I ought to be thy Adam
thou hast made me more powerful than thyself
Life, although it may only be an accumulation of anguish, is dear to me
Have I not suffered enough, that you seek to increase my misery
27
Match each word or phrase from paragraph 6 to the meaning it conveys.
Frankenstein wants to destroy the creature forever
Frankenstein sees the creature as less than human
Frankenstein sees the creature as inherently bad
28
Frankenstein argues that he does not owe the creature any friendship or sympathy.
And with the extinction of your miserable existence, restore those victims.
The tortures of hell are too mild a vengeance for thy crimes.
There can be no community between you and me; we are enemies.
Begone! I will not hear you.
29
Which evidence from the text BEST supports your answer to Part 1?
I'd desired it with an ardor but now that I'd finished, the dream vanished
How can I describe my emotions at this catastrophe.
On a dreary night of November, I beheld the accomplishment of my toils.
Different accidents of life arent so changeable as feelings of human nature