Plot Summary
Vocabulary
Theme
Character Development
Random
100
Light, Dark, Hunger, Thirst, and Cold
What are the sensations the monster discovered?
100
very slight, gradual, or subtle
Define imperceptible.
100
Lost innocence, prejudice, family/society & isolation
What are the themes of Chapter 11?
100
to gain an understanding of life and survive on his own
What is the creatures main goal in this chapter?
100
Fire
What does the monster learn to make in this chapter?
200
Touching the hot embers
How does the creature burn himself?
200
to make weak or feeble; enfeeble
Define debilitated.
200
nearly every human in the novel thinks that the monster is dangerous based on his outward apperance
Prejudice Theme
200
Because he has to rely on himself
Why is the creatures goal important?
200
88
How many keys are on a piano?
300
Adding wood
How does the creature keep the fire alive?
300
severe, rough, or harsh; stormy. not kind or merciful
Define inclemency.
300
Victor's cruel "un-innocent" behavior also destorys the monster innocence.
Lost Innocence Theme
300
Using dead bodies and Galvanism
How was the creature created?
300
12
How many babies are given to the wrong parent daily?
400
He shrieks and runs
What does the old man do when he sees the monster?
400
to inconvience or discomfort; disturb; trouble
Define incommoded.
400
When Victor becomes lost in his studies he removes himself from human society
Isolation Theme
400
Revenge
What is the creature's motivation?
400
Reykjavik
What is the capital of Iceland?
500
Stay away from humans
What does the creature resolve to do based off of the reactions of the old man & the villagers?
500
capable of being heard; loud enough to be heard; actually heard
Define audibly.
500
The old blind man
Who is the only person that accepts the monster?
500
Victor abandoning the monster.
What event from the past affects the creature's goal?
500
Mrs. Sinclair
Who is the best teacher ever?
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