Frankenstein

Why was Frankenstein in the Arctic?

• He wanted to be alone.

• He was pursuing Robert Walton

• He was pursuing Elizabeth Lavenza

• He was pursuing the monster.

Why does the man agree to tell Walton his story?

• to entertain Walton

• to convince Walton to help him

• to receive advice

• to relieve himself of guilt

Dr. Frankenstein tells Robert Walton, "Nothing can alter my destiny: listen to my history, and you will see..." This most nearly means which of the following?

• Frankenstein believes that he controls his fate.

• Frankenstein wants to change his past. 

• Frankenstein's future has already been determined by his past. 

• Frankenstein does not believe in destiny. 

Who narrates the letters?

• Robert Walton

• Dr. Victor Frankenstein

• Mr. Frankenstein

• The Monster

Who narrates chapters 1, 2, and 3?

• Robert Walton

• Dr. Victor Frankenstein

• Mr. Frankenstein

• The Monster

Margaret had evil forebodings regarding Robert Walton's journey. She thought

• Something bad was going happen on the journey.

• Evil ghosts were all about.

• Robert was in a bad relationship.

• Robert was destined to die.

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Which of the following does NOT describe the man who boards Walton's ship:

• haggard

• European

• speaks English

• healthy

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In which letter does Robert Walton describe meeting Dr. Frankenstein?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Robert Walton is addressing the letters to his....?

• Mother

• Brother

• Sister

• Cousin

How did Robert feel about his guest?

• He liked Frankenstein, but realized they had nothing in common.

• He did not like Frankenstein, he was too eccentric.

• He liked Frankenstein, and hoped they would become friends.

• He did not like Frankenstein at all. 

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