Frankenstein Final Test

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Who is the narrator identified as the 'stranger' in Frankenstein?

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Victor Frankenstein.

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What decision does Victor Frankenstein make regarding the creation of a female monster?

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He destroys the female monster because he fears she could be even more evil than her male counterpart.

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What is Victor Frankenstein's role in the story?

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He is the creator of the monster.

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True or False: The creature initially felt confused due to new sensations of life.

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True.

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What were Caroline's plans for Elizabeth when she came to live with the Frankenstein family?

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Caroline wanted Elizabeth and Victor to marry.

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What is the primary theme of isolation in Frankenstein?

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Isolation leads to despair and tragedy for both Victor and the creature.

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How does Victor's ambition contribute to the story's conflict?

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Victor's ambition to conquer nature leads to the creation of the monster and subsequent consequences.

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What does the creature seek from Victor throughout the novel?

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The creature seeks companionship and acceptance.

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What is the significance of the Arctic setting in the novel?

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The Arctic represents the extremes of isolation and the pursuit of knowledge.

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How does Shelley portray the concept of 'the sublime' in the novel?

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The sublime is depicted through nature's beauty and terror, reflecting characters' emotions.