Final Review Part One Frankenstein and Dorian Gray

What style of narrative is Frankenstein?

What literary term is given to the idea of a novel containing letters?

Where does Dorian hide the painting?

Where is the novel set?

How does the creature in Frankenstein plan to kill himself?

Who wrote Frankenstein?

How does Sybil Vane die?

Who does Dorian Gray meet in the opium den?

Why does Dorian Gray stab the portrait?

What is the following an example of: "eyes that were violet wells of passion"?

What color is "the book"?

What element of the setting most relates to the darkness in Dorian Gray?

Why does Victor destroy the mate?

Who is Robert Walton writing to?

How old is Dorian Gray when the reader first meets him?

Why is Sibyl Vane's mother afraid of her son?

What theme best represents the creatures actions in the novel against Victor?

What is the following an example of: "I was like a wild beast that had broken the wood ..."

When does the creature commit all of his criminal acts?

What was Mary Shelley's father's primary belief in man?

What literary device does Lord Henry use most in his speeches?

What does Robert Walton say he lacks on his journey?

Why does Justine confess to the murder of William?

What is text which affects the creature the most?

What does Dorian blame Basil for teaching him?

Who is the Creature's first victim?

Who does Dorian Gray call on to destroy the body of Basil Hallward?

What is in Dorian's secret cabinet?

How does the creature learn language?

What time period does The Picture of Dorian Gray belong to?

What was Walter Pater's essential message?

Which Biblical figure does Victor most relate to?

What did Victor wish to study that his father discouraged him from studying?

Why does the Creature want a companion?

Who wrote Dorian Gray?

How old are Basil and Lord Henry at the beginning of The Picture of Dorian Gray?

What natural element is used to describe Dorian on multiple ocassions throughout the novel?

What word best describes the emotions and feelings Basil has for Dorian?

What is the name of the tex which the yellow book is based off of?

What does the creature seek in his life?

How old is Dorian Gray when he dies?

In both Dorian Gray and Frankenstein, which theme best describes the primary characters?

What first sparks the intense search for knowledge in Victor?

Who is the last person to see the creature in Frankenstein?

Where is James Vane going when he leaves Sybil and Mrs. Vane?

Who tells Lord Henry about Dorian's past?

What other literary work is referenced by both Frankenstein and Dorian Gray?

What is the primary setting of Dorian Gray?

What term/idea best describes Safie's character in Frankenstein?

What is the essential belief in man's nature put forward by The Picture of Dorian Gray?

Who is the moral voice in The Picture of Dorian Gray?

Who is the creature's final victim?

What idea is Oscar Wilde conveying by using the Jewish man as the theatre owner?

Why does Dorian Gray love Sibyle Vane?

Who is the most influential figure in Dorian's corruption?

Which Biblical figure does the creature most relate to?

Why does the creature approach the old man first in the De Lacey cottage?

What mythical story is most related to the novel?

What are the dates for the Romantic Period?

What does Victor Frankenstein seek that is considered forbidden knowledge?

Why did Oscar Wilde write the preface to his novel?

What word best describes Dorian's emotions toward his painting as the novel progresses?

What is the following an example of: "Time seeme to him to be crawling with feet of lead..."

What are the dates for the Victorian time period?

What did Oscar Wilde go to prison for?

What time period does the novel Frankenstein belong to?

What literary term can be applied to the character relationship between Victor and creature?