Frankenstein Idioms

What does the idiom "Open a can of worms" mean?

• To start a fishing trip.

• To create a situation that leads to many unforeseen problems.

• To open a can of food.

• To solve a complex problem.

What happens when Victor opens a can of worms?

• He solves all his problems.

• He creates a creature that he can control.

• He creates a situation with unforeseen problems.

• He becomes a hero.

What does the idiom "Bite off more than you can chew" mean?

• To eat too much food.

• To take on more responsibility than you can handle.

• To chew gum loudly.

• To speak with your mouth full.

What does the idiom "A Pandora’s box" refer to?

• A box full of treasures.

• Something that, once started, causes many unexpected and uncontrollable problems.

• A simple and easy task.

• A box used for storage.

What is the outcome of Victor's experiment being a Pandora’s box?

• It leads to success and happiness.

• It leads to destruction and suffering.

• It solves all his problems.

• It makes him wealthy.

What does the idiom "Sow the seeds of one’s own destruction" mean?

• To plant a garden.

• To do something that will eventually cause one’s downfall.

• To create a successful business.

• To help others succeed.

What does the idiom "blood on one's hands" mean?

• To have a physical injury

• To be responsible for someone's suffering or death

• To be involved in a messy situation

• To have a guilty conscience

What is meant by "a cross to bear"?

• A light burden

• A heavy burden of guilt or responsibility

• A religious symbol

• A difficult decision

What does "give someone the creeps" mean?

• To make someone feel happy

• To make someone feel uneasy or scared

• To surprise someone

• To entertain someone

In the context of the sentence "Victor refuses to face the music for his creation’s suffering", what does "face the music" imply?

• To enjoy a concert

• To confront the consequences of one's actions

• To play an instrument

• To avoid responsibility