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Review of Volume 1 of Frankenstein
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1
How did Mary Shelley first devise the concept of the novel
Frankenstein
?
Reading Greek mythology
From her scientific experiments
A scary story contest
Her husband actually wrote it
2
What is Victor's mother's dying wish?
Victor complete the monster
Victory marry Justine
Victor graduate from college
Victory marry Elizabeth
3
What was the name of Frankenstein's boyhood friend?
William Clerval
Henry Clerval
Justine Moritz
Robert Walton
4
Which literary term describes a story told within another story?
frame tale
meta tale
epistolary tale
square tale
5
Who goes on trial for the murder of William?
The monster
Justine
Walton
Victor
6
Frankenstein
begins with a narration by which character?
Robert Walton
Elizabeth Lavenza
Victor Frankenstein
The monster
7
What subject does Victor become obsessed with at a young age?
foreign languages
natural philosophy
alchemy
underwater basket weaving
8
How does Victor react when his creation comes to life?
He's disgusted and horrified
He's proud of his creation
He's disappointed that it's not better
He thinks about how famous he'll become
9
What is the subtitle of the novel?
The Modern Faust
The Modern Lucifer
The Modern Prometheus
The Modern Icarus
10
Hubris refers to which concept?
Breaking social norms
Scientific discovery
Defying the gods
Self-loathing
11
Which term refers to a novel written in the form of letters?
epistolary novels
exposition novels
epistemological novels
frame tales
12
Which literary term describes a story told within another story?
meta tale
frame tale
epistolary tale
square tale
13
Where is Robert Walton sailing to at the beginning of the novel?
America
The North Pole
Sweden
England
14
Which of the following is a central theme of the novel?
The healing power of nature
Family will help you through challenges
Science can solve all social problems
The dangers of striving for too much
15
Walton and Victor are most guilty of which moral lapse?
Over-ambition
Anger
Violence
Greed
16
Who does Walton rescue and restore to health?
The monster
Henry
Victor
William