Frankenstein Final

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What role does nature play in the novel 'Frankenstein'?

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It reflects the emotional states of the characters.

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True or False: Mary Shelley spends a lot of time throughout the novel describing the beautiful scenery and nature.

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True.

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Which of the following is a theme NOT seen in the novel 'Frankenstein'?

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Science is harmful and not to be trusted.

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Which character in 'Frankenstein' is most affected by the theme of revenge?

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The monster.

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In her letter, why does Elizabeth assume that Victor has put off the idea of marriage?

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She believes that he loves another woman.

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What is the significance of the monster's creation in 'Frankenstein'?

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It represents the consequences of unchecked ambition and the quest for knowledge.

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How does Victor Frankenstein's ambition lead to his downfall?

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His desire to create life leads to tragic consequences for himself and those he loves.

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What does the theme of isolation represent in 'Frankenstein'?

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It highlights the dangers of alienation and the need for companionship.

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How does Mary Shelley use nature to reflect the characters' emotions?

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Descriptions of nature often mirror the characters' feelings, such as despair or joy.

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What is the relationship between Victor Frankenstein and the monster?

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Victor is the creator, but he abandons the monster, leading to feelings of rejection and revenge.