Frankenstein Letters - Chapter 3

Which character wrote the letters, which begin the novel?

• Victor Frankenstein
• Robert Walton
• The Creature
• Margaret Saville

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Who is the author of Frankenstein?

• Percy Shelley
• Mary Shelley
• Henry Clerval
• Lord Byron

What is the goal of Robert Walton

• To discover where and how life is created
• To discover new routes to the North Pole
• To record the most fantastic ghost story
• To become King of Scottland

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Who is Robert Walton writing to?

• his mother

• his sister

• his brother

• his father

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Before Walton and his crew save a man, they see a different man riding a sled/sledge across the ice pulled by many dogs, he appears to be--what?

• on fire

• thin like a skeleton

• gigantic

• European

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What condition is the man in whom Robert Walton and his crew rescue from the ice?

• weak, tired and half-frozen

• injured and bleeding

• insane and violent

• muscular and in good shape considering the harsh climate

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Who is the man Robert Walton has rescued?

• the Creature, Victor's creation

• Victor Frankenstein

• Igor Stovsky, Victor's assistant

• Henry Clerval

Victor and Elizabeth's mother's dying wish is for them to:

• Open a restaurant

• Bring the dead to life

• Get married

• Raise William

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Where does Walton find Victor Frankenstein?

• On the ship
• On a piece of ice
• In a meadow
• In a field

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How did Elizabeth come to live with the Frankensteins?

• Victor's mother, Caroline Frankenstein, saw her with a peasant (poor) family, and offered to raise her in better circumstances, so they adopted her.

• She was the daughter of a good friend, and Victor's mother wanted to help.

• She was the long lost niece of Victor's mother and she finally found her.

• She was the child that Victor's mother gave up for adoption when she was younger.

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