When Victor says, "with the extinction of your miserable existence," this message conveys that...

Frankenstein wants to destroy the creature forever.

Select the sentence that BEST supports the inference that the creature knows about the laws of human society.

"The guilty are allowed, by human laws.. to speak in their own defence..."

When the creature says that he is "bound" to Victor, he means...

that he is emotionally connected to Victor.

Select the phrase that BEST suggests that Frankenstein personally regrets his actions.

"to which I had so miserably given life"

Which of these events occurs first?

Frankenstein ignites the spark that brings the creature to life.

Which of these is a major theme of Frankenstein?

Knowledge and ambition can be dangerous.

Which of these events happened last?

Victor sees the creature standing over him and runs away to the courtyard.

Tension is a literary device used in many horror and mystery novels to keep readers engaged, but also to create...

a sense of suspense that something ominous is about to happen.

Select the sentence that BEST supports the inference that the creature does not want to die.

"Life, ... is dear to me, and I will defend it."

Which two phrases show what Frankenstein means by "luxuriances"?

"lustrous black" & "pearly whiteness"

When Frankenstein calls the creature a "vile insect," what does he mean by this?

Frankenstein sees the creature as less than human.

When Victor says that the creature "diabolically" murdered his victims, what does he mean by this?

Frankenstein sees the creature as inherently bad.

Which quote from the passage BEST conveys Frankenstein's desire to kill the creature?

Come then, that I may extinguish the spark which I so negligently bestowed

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1
When Victor says, "with the extinction of your miserable existence," this message conveys that...
Frankenstein sees the creature as inherently bad.
Frankenstein wants to destroy the creature forever.
Frankenstein wants to end his own existence.
Frankenstein sees the creature as less than human.
2
Which phrase creates a "gloomy" atmosphere?
"anxiety that almost amounted to agony"
"the instruments of life around me, that I might infuse a spark of being"
"a dreary night of November"
"accomplishment of my toils"
3
The creature refers to biblical stories in Paradise Lost. The creature implies that Frankenstein should treat him like..
God treated Adam
God treated Victor Frankenstein
God treated his fallen angel
God treated both Adam and his fallen angel
4
Select the sentence that BEST supports the inference that the creature knows about the laws of human society.
"Shall I not then hate them who abhor me?"
"Listen to my tale. Listen to me, Frankenstein."
"You accuse me of murder, and yet you would,... destroy your own creature."
"The guilty are allowed, by human laws.. to speak in their own defence..."
5
When the creature says that he is "bound" to Victor, he means...
that he is dedicated to Victor.
that he is literally tied to Victor, physically.
that Victor is in control of him.
that he is emotionally connected to Victor.
6
Select the phrase that BEST suggests that Frankenstein personally regrets his actions.
"walking up and down in the greatest agitation"
"to which I had so miserably given life"
"as if it were to announce the approach of the demoniacal corpse"
"catching and fearing each sound"
7
Which of these events occurs first?
Victor sees the creature standing over him and runs away to the courtyard
The creature opens his eyes
Frankenstein ignites the spark that brings the creature to life.
Frankenstein is filled with disgust & runs away to his bedroom.
8
How does the audience know that Victor Frankenstein feels hatred and disgust for the creature?
Frankenstein’s threats to the creature.
Frankenstein's descriptions of the creature's appearance.
Frankenstein’s description of his feelings upon first seeing the creature.
All of the above.
9
When the creature says that he is "bound" to Victor, he says this to suggest that Frankenstein...
is controlled by the creature.
is powerless over the creature.
is related to the creature.
has a duty to the creature.
10
Which of these is a major theme of Frankenstein?
One must know sadness in order to know true happiness.
Knowledge and ambition can be dangerous.
It is better to give than to receive.
Love conquers all.
11
Which of these events happened last?
The creature opens his eyes.
Frankenstein ignites the spark that brings the creature to life.
Frankenstein is filled with disgust and runs away to his bedroom.
Victor sees the creature standing over him and runs away to the courtyard.
12
Tension is a literary device used in many horror and mystery novels to keep readers engaged, but also to create...
a sense of suspense that something ominous is about to happen.
a sense of compassion for the characters.
a sense of humor.
a sense that the story is reaching the climax of the plot.
13
Select the sentence that BEST supports the inference that the creature does not want to die.
"Remember, thou hast made me more powerful than thyself..."
"Life, ... is dear to me, and I will defend it."
"Have I not suffered enough that you seek to increase my misery?"
"I am thy creature: I ought to be thy Adam; I am rather the fallen angel.."
14
Which two phrases show what Frankenstein means by "luxuriances"?
"lustrous black" & "pearly whiteness"
"yellow skin" & "muscles and arteries"
"shriveled complextion" & "straight black lips"
"watery eyes" & "dun white sockets"
15
When Frankenstein calls the creature a "vile insect," what does he mean by this?
Frankenstein sees the creature as inherently bad.
Frankenstein sees the creature as less than human.
Frankenstein wants to destroy the creature forever.
This is just a pet name Frankenstein has given to his creature.
16
When Victor says that the creature "diabolically" murdered his victims, what does he mean by this?
Frankenstein sees the creature as less than human.
Frankenstein sees the creature as inherently bad.
Frankenstein is still unsure of who killed his relatives.
Frankenstein wants to destroy the creature forever.
17
Which quote from the passage BEST conveys Frankenstein's desire to kill the creature?
You, my creator, detest and spurn me, thy creature, to whom thou art bound
do not u fear the fierce vengeance of my arm wreaked on ur miserable head?
Come then, that I may extinguish the spark which I so negligently bestowed
There can be no community between you and me; we are enemies

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