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1. With what is Walton obsessed? B. Reaching the North Pole
2. Mary Shelley wrote the novel Frankenstein in the form of a frame story that starts
one character wring letters to his sister. Who is that character
B. Captain Robert Walton
3. To whom does Walton address his letters? B. Margaret Saville
4. What region of the world is Walton's intended area of exploration?
D. The Arctic
5. What was Walton's ambition before turning to exploration? . To be a poet.
6. What is the subtitle of Frankenstein? B.
7. Where is the writer, and why is he there?
B. He is in the Arctic, exploring unknown regions.
8. At the beginning of the novel Robert Walton says that he has committed himself to
a voyage. This could be an example of what?
B. An emphasis upon the individual as master of his fate and fortune.

1. What poem does Walton quote from before setting sail?

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
2. What thoughtless act does the ancient mariner regret?
C. Shooting an albatross with his bow and arrow for no reason
3. How old is Walton at the beginning of the story? B.28
4. Why doesn't the lieutenant marry the woman he loves? D. She is in love with another man.
5. What kind of Walton's need isn't satisfied? A. Friend

1. What danger does Walton encounter while sailing? A. Sheets of ice
2. What is the name of Walton's sister? D. Margaret Saville
3By whom this letter will reach England from Archangel? A. A merchantman
4. What season is it when Walton writes this letter? B. Summer
5. What kind of accident happens to their ship? C. both A and B

1. What is Walton's profession? C. An adventurer and sea captain
2. Where does the expedition find Victor Frankenstein?
C. On a floating piece of ice in the ocean.
3. How does Walton meet Victor?
C. Walton finds Victor on the northern ice and nurses him back to health.
4To whom did Victor Frankenstein tell his entire story?
B. Robert Walton
5. To where Walton's expedition was headed when he meets the gigantic figure and the
emaciated Victor? B North Pole
6. How does Walton describe the demeanor of the man he rescues?
A. Full of grief

7. How does Robert feel about Frankenstein?
D. He likes Frankenstein, and hopes they will become friends.

1. The marriage between Victor's parents comes about after __________.
B. the death of Beaufort
2Elizabeth Lavenza is __________.
D. a cousin of Victor's adopted by the Frankensteins
3. Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, was born in which city? C. Naples

4. Victor Frankenstein's mother was the daughter of Beaufort, a friend of Victor's father. Who is
the mother of Victor Frankenstein? A. Caroline Beaufort
5. While growing up, what did Victor and his adopted sister call each other? A. Cousin
6. An unusual gift presented to young Victor by his parents is __________.
B. Elizabeth
7. Who is Beaufort? D. All of the above
8. The Frankensteins' family home is in ___________. D. Geneva, Switzerland

1. Henry Clerval is __________.C. Victor's closest childhood friend
2. Victor's initial interest in science is sparked at age 13 when he reads __________.
A. the works of Cornelius Agrippa
3. Who was Victor Frankenstein's closest friend? A. Henry Clerval
4. What sort of studies did Victor immerse himself in when he was young?
D. Alchemy
5. What natural phenomena influenced Frankenstein? C. It was lightning.
6. What kind of stories has Henry Clerval always liked growing up?
A. Romantic and heroic stories.

1. Who encourages Victor to pursue his interest in modern science? C. Professor Waldman.
2. What University did Victor Frankenstein attend at the age of 17? C. Ingolstadt.
3. Ultimately, Victor's schooling results in his obsession for __________. A. knowledge
4. How does Victor's mother die? C. She catches scarlet fever from Elizabeth.
5. Caroline dies peacefully with the assurance of __________.
D. a union between Elizabeth and Victor
6. Which of the following is not one of the alchemists whom Victor studies in his adolescence?
B. Lucretius.
7. What two major events happened to Frankenstein when he was seventeen?
C. His mother died and he went to the university at Ingolstadt to study.

1. Armed with scientific knowledge, Victor decides upon the artificial creation of __________.
A. a human
2. How often does Victor visit his family while in school? D. Never.
3. Victor (the scientist) tells Walton (the explorer) of his happy childhood and kind, indulgent
parents. How does Victor repay his family's devotion and love during the years he spends away at
Ingolstadt University ?
D. Victor is too consumed by his science studies and his desire to
penetrate the mysteries of life and death to give time to family.

4. Having successfully discovered the means to generate life, Victor, dizzy with possibilities, sets
about to manufacture a human being. Why is his creation so large?
B. Because Victor wishes to speed the process of construction, which would otherwise
be slow due to the difficulty of working with tiny structures.
5Victor's creation was made up of __________. D. different human and animal body parts
6. In which University Victor Frankenstein develops the technique to reanimate the dead tissues
which ultimately leads to the creation of the monster?
University of Ingolstadt.
7. Where do the body parts used to assemble the monster come from? B. Graves.

1. While at university, what idea captivates Victor? D. The
2. Clerval's original purpose in coming to the University is to __________. D. study
3. After Victor's Creature comes alive, Victor looks at him and __________. D. all of the above
4. What type of illness afflicted Frankenstein the day after he completed his creation?
D. He became ill with a fever and delirium for several months.
5. Who takes care of Victor when he falls ill after creating the monster? B. Henry
6. The horror Victor feels at the creature's movement can be defined as__________.
B. a dream crashing into reality
7. How long did Victor spend on making his first creature?
B. He spent over two years.

1. What disturbing news does Victor receive in a letter from his father?
A. His brother has been murdered.
2. Where did Frankenstein see the creature?
D. Frankenstein saw him just outside the gates of Geneva as he was returning home.
3. When Victor meets up with his creation in the mountains, how much time has passed?
D. Two years.
4. Who was accused upon the death of William? C. Justine Moritz.
5. What piece of incriminating evidence is found in Justine's pocket? D. A locket.
6. Why is Justine accused of murder? B. The picture of Caroline is found in her dress
7. Who was the creature's first victim? C. William Frankenstein.
8. Who does Victor blame for the deaths of William and Justine? D. The creature.

1. Why does Justine say she confessed?
D. She had to for the priest to absolve her before death.
2. What happened to the accused person?

B. The accused person confessed under pressure, and was convicted and hanged.
3. What was Frankenstein's state of mind after the trial and its conclusion?
C. He was filled with remorse for all he had done.
4. Who believed that Justine was innocent? B. Victor and Elizabeth.

5. Who are the first hapless victims to Victor's unhallowed arts?

A. William and Justine.

1. After Justine's condemnation, in order to mitigate his guilt and sadness, Victor __________.
C. wanders the mountains and valleys.
2. Where did Frankenstein go to seek relief?
D. He traveled to the Apine valley and the village of Chamounix.
3. What does Victor consider, as he sails alone at night? C. Suicide by drowning.

4. At this point, what does Victor fear the most? B. That the creature will kill again.
5. What could redeem Victor's soul from woe? D. Nothing

1. Why does Victor remain in the creature's cave to hear his tale?
B. He hopes to hear that the creature was not responsible for William's death.
2. Where does Victor first have a conversation with his monster?
D. In a hut on a glacier near Montanvert.
3. What does the creature say made him a B. Misery

4. When Victor and his creature meet, how does the creature describe his feelings?
D. Miserable beyond all living things.
5. Why, when they meet to talk, does the creature not kill Victor?

B. He doesn't want to, because he wants something from Victor.
6. Where did Frankenstein meet his creature? C. They met at the summit of
Montanvert.
7. What did the creature want of Frankenstein?
D. He wanted Frankenstein to listen to the account of his life so far.

1. How does the creature burn his hand?

C. Sticking it in the remains of a campfire

2. How long had the creature been at large before finding Victor?

D. 2 years

3. How does the creature say he felt when he was first brought to life?

D. Overwhelmed by sensations

4. How does the creature learn social norms?

A. Observing a family.

5. Where did the creature take shelter?

C. He stayed in a lean-to attached to a cottage

6. Walton is the first narrator in Frankenstein. Who are the other two?

C. Victor and the Creature

1. How does the monster learn to speak?

A. By listening to Felix teach Safie his language

2. What does the monster think causes Felix, Agatha, and De Lacey to be
unhappy C. Poverty.

3. When does the monster realize he is ugly?

A. When he looks in a pool
4. The monster stops stealing the cottagers' food because he__________.

C. realizes they need it
5. Which of the following was not an observation made by the creature about
the De Laceys'? D. They were very happy in spite of their situation.

1. How did the creature learn to speak and to read?

A. He observed and listened to the De Lacey family (the cottagers).
2. How does the Creature become acquainted with the ways of men -- their
nature, language, and laws?

D. The Creature learns by close observation of the De Lacey family, and by reading books he
finds.
3. What book does Felix use to teach Safie French?

D. Volney's Ruins of Empires
4. Who is Felix's fiancé who arrives at the cottage and cheers up the
family? B. Safie

5. How did Safie communicate with the cottagers at the beginning they met?

B. By gestures and signs.

1. Why are Felix, Agatha, and De Lacey so poor?

C. The French court took their fortune and exiled them from France for helping Safie's father
escape from prison
2. What did Safie's mother teach her daughter to value?

B. Independence
3. In exchange for allowing Safie to marry him, what does Safie's father
demand of Felix?

B. His help in escaping from prison
4. De Lacey was descended from a good family in which country?

D. France
5. What religious belief does Safie's mother hold?

A. Christianity

1. The Creature's favorite book is Paradise Lost because he identifies
himself with __________.

C. first Adam, then Satan
2. Which of the following books is not one of those read by the monster?

D. The Inferno
3. The monster begs De Lacey to ________.C. protect him
4. What was the reaction of the rest of the De Lacey family when they saw
the creature?

B. Agatha fainted, Safie fled, and Felix hit him with a stick until he left the cottage
5. How does the creaturemonster learn about how he was created?

C. Finds Victor's journal in the pocket of his cloak and reads it.

1. Why did the De Lacey family (the cottagers) leave their home?

B. They found out about the creature living next to them and became afraid.
2. Whom did the creature save?

D. He saved a girl from drowning.
.3 What is the monster's reward for saving a girl from drowning?

A. He is shot.
4. Why does the creature want revenge on Victor?

B. Victor abandoned him.
5. The creature's chance encounter with William in the forest might be
described as________.

C. both A and B

6. Why did the creature seize the small boy, William Frankenstein?

B. He wanted to educate him to become a companion.
7. What did the creature do to the boy?

C. He strangled the boy.
8. Why did the creature put the locket in Justine's pocket?

B. He intended that she should take the blame for the murder.

1. What demand does the monster make of Victor?

B. That Victor create a woman for him as a companion
2. When Victor travels to Chamounix, he __________.

C. meets the monster
3 What does the creature say he will do as Victor fulfills his promise?

D. Watch him.

4. What condition does Victor set before he will grant his request?

D. That the creature finds somewhere to live that is uninhabited by man.
5. What does the creature say he will do if Victor refuses him?

D. Exact terrible revenge.

1. Henry Clerval might best be described as__________.

C. passionate and romantic
2. Why does Victor accompany Henry Clerval on a voyage to England and
Scotland?

C. To work on creating a female monster.
3. What do Elizabeth and Alphonse assume is the source of Victor's
unhappiness?

D. Lack of desire to marry Elizabeth.
4. On his journey, what does Victor become convinced of?

B. That the creature is following him.
5. Who becomes Victor's traveling companion?

A. Henry

1. Victor goes to the Orkneys to__________.

C. create the female monster
2. How does Victor feel about his impending task?

D. Disgusted
3. In what country does Victor finally begin fulfilling his promise?

D. Scotland
4. During his travels through the British Isles, Victor's anguish and
torment -- sharpened by contrast with the delight and joy of his friend
Henry -- invade his thoughts relentlessly. What does Victor fear?

A. That the Creature will wreak vengeance on him by killing the remainder of his family and his
friend.
5. With whom did Henry prefer to travel?

B. Victor

1. What most worries Victor about bringing another, female creature to
life?

D. That the two will mate.
2. Why does Victor destroy the nearly finished female monster?

C. Victor imagines the Monster and his mate producing a race of monsters.
3. How does Victor put an end to his second experiment?

D. Tears it apart.
4. After falling asleep and being blown off course on a sail, on what
country did Victor Frankenstein land in?

C. Ireland
5. Victor stopped working on his second creature because „

C. he was disgusted by what he was doing
6. What does the creature call Victor?

D. His slave
7. What makes Victor decide to leave the island in two days?

C. A letter from Henry.
8. How does Henry dispose of the remains of his creature and his
instruments?

D. Throws them in the sea.
9. What threat did the creature make when Frankenstein backed out on their
agreement?

C. He said, “I will be with you on your wedding night.”
10. What happened to Frankenstein when he landed his boat?

D. He was accused of murder.

1. Whose death was Victor Frankenstein accused of?

A. Henry Clerval
2. To whom is Victor taken after Henry is murdered?

D. Mr. Kirwin
3. How does Victor react to seeing Henry’s corpse?

D. He falls into a long, feverish illness.
4. Why is Victor arrested?

D. For murder.
5. After passing out and remaining in delirium for two months, where does
Victor find himself?

A. In prison.
6. Who summons Victor’s father from Switzerland to visit Victor in
prison?

D. Mr. Kirwin, an old and benevolent magistrate.

1. Who does Victor blame or the deaths of William, Justine, and Henry?

D. Himself
2. What event occurred next in Frankenstein's life after Henry Clerval's

death? C. He married Elizabeth.

3. Why does Alphonse fear his son has gone insane?

C. Victor keeps saying he is responsible for the deaths.
4. After the wedding, Victor and Elizabeth go to_______.

B. an inn in Evian
5. When will Victor confide the horrible secret to Elizabeth?

A. The day after their marriage.

1. Why doesn't Victor protect his wife, Elizabeth, from the monster's
attack on the night of their wedding?

C. He misunderstands the monster's warning.
2. Why is Elizabeth killed?

B. She was to be Victor's wife.
3. Why does the monster kill Victor's bride?

D. In revenge for Victor's destruction of the female monster.
4. Following Elizabeth's murder, what does Victor now fear?

A. The murder of his family.
5. What expression does Victor observe on the creature's face after it
has murdered Elizabeth?

B. A grin

6. What does Victor believe is the only thing that will bring him
consolation?

D. Finding the monster and exacting revenge.
7. What happened on Frankenstein and Elizabeth's wedding night?

D. The creature broke into the room and killed Elizabeth.
8. What did Frankenstein do after he left the magistrate?

C. He decided to pursue the creature and kill him.
9. Who was the last person the monster kills in the novel Frankenstein?

D. Elizabeth
10. How many people does the creature actually kill?

B. Three

1. At their graves, what does Victor vow to Elizabeth, Alphonse, and
William?

D. That he will find and destroy the creature.
2. What disturbing sound does Victor hear in the cemetery?
A. A fiendish laugh.

3. Why does the creature say he is happy Victor is still living?

A. Because while he still lives, he suffers.
4. How does Victor end up on the ice floe where Walton finds him?

B. In pursuit of the creature, his sled dogs die and he is stranded.
5. What are Victor's final thoughts regarding his creature?

D. He was wrong to abandon the creature and realizes he should have tried to give him
happiness.
6. How did Victor Frankenstein die?

A. He died from not eating properly and physical exhaustion.
7. What request did Frankenstein make of Robert Walton?

A. He asked Walton to destroy the creature if he ever had the opportunity
8. At the end of Frankenstein, who says this:
what I now feel be no longer felt. Soon these burning miseries will be
extinct. I shall ascend my funeral pile triumphantly, and exult in the
agony of the torturing flames

B. the Creature
9. Among all whom the Creature approaches only one does not react with
horror andor repulsion. This was:_______.

B. De Lacey senior, the blind cottager.
10. What does Victor say led him to make the creature in the first place?

C. Ambition and selfishness.
11. Why does Victor say he was right in his decision to not make another
creature?

A. The potential for evil is too great.
12. What does Walton do after Victor dies?

C. He returns to England.
13. What has happened to Walton's ship?

D. It becomes trapped in ice.
14. The three speakers, whose personal accounts of their experiences and
feelings make up this novel, provide multiple and sometimes competing
views of the Creature, his creator, and the explorer. In what sense, as
well as gender, are these three speakers alike?

. All of the above
15. What are we told of the creature's end?

D. He decides to kill himself by setting himself on fire.