Frankenstein Test | Final Test - Easy

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Frankenstein Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did the creature read in Frankenstein’s papers that leaves him hating his creator?
(a) The materials used to make him.
(b) Frankenstein’s purpose for creating him.
(c) Frankenstein’s opinions of his appearance.
(d) Frankenstein’s lack of concern for his appearance.

2. Where did the creature come across Justine Moritz?
(a) Asleep in a barn.
(b) Sleeping near a river.
(c) In the Frankenstein home.
(d) On the road to Geneva.

3. How long did it take Victor to tell his tale?
(a) A year.
(b) A week.
(c) A day.
(d) A month.

4. Where did the creature find a stack of books and clothing?
(a) The cottage.
(b) The village store.
(c) A portmanteau.
(d) An abandoned church.

5. What does Victor do at the end of Chapter 17 after speaking all night with the creature?
(a) Quickly return home.
(b) Write a letter to Elizabeth to warn her to watch out for the creature.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Visit the magistrate.

6. Shortly after the wedding, why does Victor tell Elizabeth that he is unhappy?
(a) He fears that she married him out of obligation.
(b) He is worried for his father.
(c) He expects the night to be dreadful.
(d) He is unhappy with their accommodations.

7. For how long is Victor ill after learning of Henry’s death?
(a) A week.
(b) Three weeks.
(c) Two months.
(d) Six months.

8. What does Victor think of when he looks at his creature’s face?
(a) The calculated way in which the creature set Justine up for murder.
(b) The memory of his brother's death.
(c) The creature’s appalling appearance.
(d) The creature’s deceitful behaviors.

9. In what month does Victor first see the white cliffs of Britain?
(a) December.
(b) February.
(c) April.
(d) June.

10. What doubts does Victor begin to have about creating a second creature?
(a) That she will be as ugly as his other creation.
(b) That she will be less intelligent that the first creature.
(c) The she will be a poor companion for the first creature.
(d) That she will be even more evil that the first creature.

11. Who did the creature say he was when he knocked on Mr. DeLacey’s door?
(a) A friend of Felix's.
(b) The traveler.
(c) A potential servant.
(d) A long lost relative.

12. Besides money, what does Victor take with him when he leaves Geneva?
(a) Jewels that belonged to his mother.
(b) A collection of Elizabeth’s belongings.
(c) His brother.
(d) His father’s ashes.

13. How did the creature come to learn the cottager’s language?
(a) By spying outside a local school.
(b) From books he found.
(c) When Felix began to teach Safie, he learned alongside her.
(d) Simply by listening to their conversations.

14. What does Victor tell Walton when he discusses his feelings about his impending death?
(a) He regrets not having children.
(b) wants to fight it until he can reach a doctor.
(c) He is ready to die so that he might be with his loved ones again.
(d) He does not feel that death is inevitable.

15. Of what does the letter Victor receives in Chapter 22 remind him?
(a) Henry's murder.
(b) Elizabeth’s promise to marry him.
(c) The creature’s threat to be with him on his wedding night.
(d) The creature.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 18, what does Victor begin doing that makes his father believe he is finally coming out of his depression?

2. What does the creature call the cottagers at the end of Chapter 13?

3. How does Victor react upon seeing his creature through the window of his honeymoon suite?

4. What religion was Safie’s mother?

5. Why does Victor say he will not create a second creature?

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