The second Creature dies when...

she is destroyed by Victor before being brought to life.

Which choice accurately shows the framing of plots (outer to inner) in Frankenstein?

Captain Walton -to- Victor -to- the Creature

In the novel, Frankenstein, Victor's story is being told by...

a ship catain who is writing down Victor's story.

To what does the Creature attribute his evil behavior?

He has been treated horribly by humans and is alone in the world.

Captain Walton is undertaking the northeren voyage to...

discover unknown regions and a passage through the Arctic.

What are two good deeds performed by the Creature in Frankenstein?

He saves a drowning girl and does some chores.

Why does Victor initially decide to create a second creature?

The Creature persuades Victor to make him a companion.

How does Victor fail in protecting Elizabeth?

Victor mistakenly believes that he is the Creature's target.

How does the Creature learn to read?

He learns by observing the lessons that Felix teaches Safie.

Why does Victor decide to tell Captain Walton his horrifying story?

He wants to give Walton a warning so that he'll avoid Victor's mistakes.

How does the Creature uncover the secret of his origin?

He finds and reads Victor's journal .

How does Victor treat his creature when it first comes to life?

He abandons the creature immediately.

What threat does the Creature issue to Victor?

"I shall be with you on your wedding night."

Captain Walton's voyage is ultimately terminated when...

after learning from Victor's tale, Walton decides it isn't worth it.

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1
Who do the authorities arrest for the death of Clerval?
Victor Frankenstein
Victor's father
The Creature
Justine Moritz
2
Where does the novel Frankenstein begin and end?
The Artic
The Orkney Islands
The Himalayan Mountains
Geneva
3
To learn about human beings, the Creature obseves...
inmates in a prison
people living and working in poverty in a city
a family in a country cottage
people visiting a church and graveyard
4
The second Creature dies when...
she is destroyed by Victor before being brought to life.
the first Creature strangles her.
Frankenstein blows up the castle.
she accidentally starts a fire.
5
Which choice accurately shows the framing of plots (outer to inner) in Frankenstein?
The Creature - to - Captain Walton -to- Victor
Captain Walton -to- Victor -to- the Creature
DeLacey's -to- Creature -to- Captain Walton
Elizabeth -to- Victor -to- Captain Walton
6
What name does the creature chose for himself?
Satan
Frankenstein
He does not take a name.
Adam
7
"A few shattered pines were scattered & the solemn silence of glorious nature remained." This passage is an example of
Imagery
Resolution
Allusion
Foreshadowing
8
It is an important incident for the Creature when he...
discovers an abandoned castle.
sees a wounded deer.
joins Walton's crew.
finds a satchel of books.
9
In the novel, Frankenstein, Victor's story is being told by...
a ship catain who is writing down Victor's story.
a professor who is giving a lecture on the risks of alchemy.
an investigator who is researching murders connected to the family.
a relative of Victor's who finds his old journals.
10
Who is accused of murdering William (Victor's little brother)?
Elizabeth Lavenza
Justine Moritz
Henry Clerval
Victor Frankenstein
11
To what does the Creature attribute his evil behavior?
He is controlled by demons.
Victor gave him the brain of an insane murderer.
He has been treated horribly by humans and is alone in the world.
He has no conception of right and wrong.
12
Captain Walton is undertaking the northeren voyage to...
discover unknown regions and a passage through the Arctic.
escape from the law with a crew of criminals.
discover oil to become rich and famous.
trade for furs and make a fortune.
13
Which source material is NOT reference by an allusion in Frankenstein?
The Sorrows of Werter and Plutarch's Lives
"The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
The Tragedy of Macbeth
Paradise Lost
14
In what year was Frankenstein first published?
1818
1919
1616
1717
15
Victor's attempt to create a second creature is ruined when...
The police arrest him.
It refuses to live.
The monster burns down the labratory.
He destroys his own work.
16
"The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" was written by...
Lord Byron
Percy Shelley
Mary Shelley
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
17
What are two good deeds performed by the Creature in Frankenstein?
He cares form an old blind and captures a criminal.
He saves a drowning girl and does some chores.
Trick questions! He does no good deeds and only delights in murder.
He spares Elizabeth's life and puts out a fire.
18
Who proposes that Victor Frankenstein create a mate for the Creature?
Henry Clerval
The Creature
Mary Shelley
Elizabeth
19
The Creature decides that the best way to get revenge on Victor is to...
starve him to death.
freeze him to death.
kill his remaining brother, Ernest.
keep him living in misery.
20
The novel, Frankenstein fits within the literary movement of...
the Romantic period
the Realism period
the Enlightenment Period
the Renaissance
21
Why does Victor initially decide to create a second creature?
He wants to perfect his methods.
He must prove that he is not lying about his achievements.
He thinks he can creatue a good Creature to help him destory the evil one.
The Creature persuades Victor to make him a companion.
22
"I had an obscure feeling that all was not over and that he would still commit some crime." This is an example of ...
imagery
flashback
foreshadowing
allusion
23
Mary Shelley is often credited as the inventor of...
imagery
murder mysteries
science fiction
realism
24
How does Victor fail in protecting Elizabeth?
He tries to warn her, but she refuses to believe him.
Victor mistakenly believes that he is the Creature's target.
Victor is imprisoned at the time and can do nothing.
He accidentally shoots her when aiming at the Creature.
25
It is an important moment in Victor's life (before creating the creature) when he observes...
a tree struck by lightning.
a science experiment with electricity and a dead frog.
the execution of an innocent man.
the murder of his mother.
26
To what does Victor turn during times of grief and despair?
drinking and gambling
spending time with family
being revived through nature
painting and writing
27
In terms of biology, Victor and Elizabeth are...
fraternal twins from Mary Shelley's science experiment.
not related
brother and sister.
distant cousins
28
How does the Creature learn to read?
He learns by observing the lessons that Felix teaches Safie.
Although he tries, the Creature never learns to read.
He teaches himself to read.
The blind, old man teaches him to read before realizing who he really is,
29
Why does Victor decide to tell Captain Walton his horrifying story?
He wants Captain Walton to tell the world his story.
He wants to give Walton a warning so that he'll avoid Victor's mistakes.
He wants to win a scary story contest.
He wants to convince Captain Walton to give him controld of the ship.
30
What is the term for the hints an author includes about what may occur in a story?
foreshadowing
spoilers
realism
exposition
31
How does the Creature uncover the secret of his origin?
He forces Victor to tell him everything.
He never learns how he was made.
He finds and reads Victor's journal .
Professor Clerval tells him.
32
What is remarkable about the Creature's speech?
He has the voice of a child with a limited vocabulary.
He shows no emotion.
He is highly intelligent.
He struggles to pronounce every word.
33
Which characters are alive at the end of the novel?
Elizabeth and Justine
Victor and the Creature
The Creature & Captain Walton
Clerval and William
34
Which character traits are NOT demonstrated by the Creature in Frankenstein?
unintelligent & emotionless
vengeful & violent
lonely & isolated
physically powerful & persuasive
35
"You must create a female for me with whom I can live." This passage is an example of ...
Exposition
Falling Action
Rising Action
Climax
36
How does Victor treat his creature when it first comes to life?
He tries to kill it.
He is loving and caring.
He abandons the creature immediately.
He is strict and cruel in order to control it.
37
What threat does the Creature issue to Victor?
"Mankind will loathe you as it does me."
"If I am the first to reach Geneva, nothing will await you."
"I will see to it that you, too, will be fatherless and childless."
"I shall be with you on your wedding night."
38
The Creature kills two of his victims indirectly. Which two?
Clerval and Ernest
Victor's father and Captain Walton
Justine and Victor
Elizabeth and William
39
Captain Walton's voyage is ultimately terminated when...
the crew kills Captain Walton and takes over.
the Creature sets a fire and destroys his ship.
after learning from Victor's tale, Walton decides it isn't worth it.
the Creature convinces the crew to take Walton hom.
40
Victor Frakenstein's childhood can best be described as...
happy and loving
curel and traumatic
isoltated and lonely
full of eductational science experiments at the insistence of his parents

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