Frankenstein Test
Alphonse Frankenstein
Henry Frankenstein
Felix Frankenstein
William Frankenstein
Felix DeLacey
Victor Frankenstein
Father DeLacey
Henry Clerval
Robert Walton
Unnamed creature
Victor Frankenstein
William Frankenstein
Mr. Kirwin
M. Krempe
Justine Moritz
Henry Clerval
Felix DeLacey
Victor Frankenstein
Justine Moritz
Robert Walton
Caroline Beaufort
Mr. Kirwin
Elizabeth Lavenza
Henry Clerval
Alphonse Frankenstein
Robert Walton
M. Krempe
William Frankenstein
unnamed creature
Alphonse Frankenstein
Mr. Kirwin
M. Krempe
Henry Clerval
Victor Frankenstein
William Frankenstein
Alphonse Frankenstein
Elizabeth Lavenza
Caroline Beaufort
Justine Moritz
Agatha DeLacey
travel
Self-education
adventure
Self-control
Northern passage through the Arctic
South Pole
Alaska
An escaped fugitive
To take notes of the story
To tape record the story
To contact the police
To only listen to the story
They will be best friends.
They will marry each other.
They will act like siblings.
They will be brother and sister-in-law
Positive, driving force
Necessary for human advancement
A positive or negative force depending on how it is used
The eventual downfall of humanity
Grateful and appreciative
angry and resentful
Loving and kind
Cool and unattached
Watch it through a window
flee from his lab
Teach the creature about his body
provide food and clothes for the creature
He created William and Justine’s murderer.
By not speaking up about the monster, Victor caused Justine’s execution.
Both a and b
None of the above
Nature was created for the pleasure of man.
Nature can act as a soothing, healing force.
Nature was created as a source of products and materials.
Nature should be worshipped as a living deity.
ill-educated and crude
Threatening and violent
well-spoken and intelligent
Despondent and depressed
He sees lightning catch a tree on fire.
He burns his hand when he places it in a fire.
He uses a fire to cook meat.
He burns down the DeLacey’s cottage.
wealthy and well-connected
Poor and struggling to survive
anarchists who attempt to overthrow the government
hiding from the Turk
The ability to read
the ability to hunt
The ability to speak
The ability to cook
Tends the family’s garden
places firewood by the family’s door
protects the family from robbers
Teaches Safie to speak French
Bring wood he has cut to their door
Approach Felix and Agatha outside their home
Talk to the father while the rest of the family is out of the home
Take food to the family
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