Frankenstein
This is the name of the scientist
Who is Victor Frankenstein
This character took care of Victor when he was ill
Who is Henry Clerval?
This is where the Frankenstein family lives
What is Geneva?
This person was accused of William's murder
Who is Justine?
Michael Jackson made this popular Halloween song
What is Thriller?
Victor's mother becomes sick when
What is going into Elizabeth's room when she was ill?
Victor creates the creature in a large manner because
What is using smaller body parts would slow him down?
This is the town that Victor attends university
What is Ingolstadt?
Mary Shelley was this old when she began writing Frankenstein
What is 18?
From top to bottom, what is the color order of candy corn?
White, orange, yellow
While Victor loved facts and science, Elizabeth preferred
What is literature and nature?
Victor gets his materials by
What is digging up parts from graves and charnel houses?
Victor only returns home when
What is a letter finding out William was murdered?
Frankenstein is considered in the genre of Science Fiction, but it contains elements of this genre as well
What is Gothic Literature?
This is the most popular candy given out on Halloween
What is Reese's?
This is the definition of a wretch
Who is someone to be looked at with pity or with hatred?
This is the name of Beaufort's daughter
Who is Caroline?
This professor was cruel/unwelcoming to Victor when he first arrived at university
Who is Krempe?
Elizabeth becomes a part of the Frankenstein's family because
What is she was adopted by Victor's mother after the passing of her own mother?
According to the National Retail Federation, this is the most popular costume
What is a witch?
The story of Frankenstein is parallel in the Greek story of
What is Prometheus?
This event persuades Victor to study science
What is lightning striking a tree?
What is the Bible?
Mary Shelley kept this body part of her husbands in her purse after his passing (allegedly)
What is a heart?
The day after Halloween is called this
What is All Saint's day or All Hallows' Day?