Victor Frankenstein
The CREATURE
The Captain
100
What initially motivates Victor Frankenstein in his scientific endeavors?
- A) Desire for wealth
- B) Desire to prove his intelligence
- C) Desire to contribute positively to society
- D) Desire for revenge
Answer: C) Desire to contribute positively to society
100
What does the monster believe will help him gain acceptance from society?
A) Physical transformation
B) Revenge on Victor
C) A companion who shares his appearance and isolation
D) Learning to build a fire
Answer: C) A companion who shares his appearance and isolation
100
What motivates Robert Walton's journey to the North Pole?
A) The pursuit of scientific knowledge
B) A desire to escape from personal failure
C) To find a new home for humanity
D) A wish to escape from his family responsibilities
Correct Answer: A) The pursuit of scientific knowledge
200
How does Victor's belief in fate affect his sense of personal responsibility?
- A) It strengthens his sense of responsibility
- B) It causes him to blame others for his problems
- C) It allows him to deny responsibility for his actions
- D) It has no impact on his sense of responsibility
Answer:C) It allows him to deny responsibility for his actions
200
Which of the following best describes the monster’s transformation over time?
A) He goes from seeking companionship to becoming vengeful
B) He becomes more accepting of humanity’s cruelty
C) He learns to control his emotions and becomes calm
D) He gains human friends and integrates into society
Answer: A) He goes from seeking companionship to becoming vengeful
200
How does Robert Walton feel about the men on his ship?
A) He feels deeply connected to them and enjoys their company
B) He is emotionally isolated and feels disconnected due to their different backgrounds
C) He believes they are better educated than he is
D) He is in constant conflict with them over leadership issues
Correct Answer: B) He is emotionally isolated and feels disconnected due to their different backgrounds
300
How did Victor's education at the University of Ingolstadt influence his moral and ethical views, and what impact did this have on his relationships and responsibilities? (Open Ended Question, Respond in Two sentances)
Open Ended Answer
300
What is the monster’s primary reason for demanding a female companion from Victor Frankenstein?
Answer: He believes that a female companion, like him, would be outcast from society, and together they could find solace in each other’s company without fear of rejection
300
What does Robert Walton seek in a companion during his voyage?
A) Someone to manage the ship’s operations
B) Someone who shares his ambitions and intellectual interests
C) Someone to challenge his scientific beliefs
D) Someone to help him physically survive the harsh conditions
Correct Answer: B) Someone who shares his ambitions and intellectual interests