Narrative
Literary Elements
Plot and Story
Vocabulary
More Story Q's
100

The novel is written by...

Mary Shelley

100

The different ways narrative is used throughout the novel. 

She uses frame narrative, the epistolary (letter) form, and multiple narrators to tell the story.

100

The first narrator

Captain Robert Walton 

100

Fervent

Having or showing strong emotions

100

Who survives by the conclusion of the story?

The Monster/Creature

200

The novel is told in this point of view.

First person point of view.

200

What does "light" represent in the novel?

Knowledge, enlightenment, and discovery. It may also act as a warning.

200

This is the reason Victor Frankenstein created the Monster. 

Out of personal ambition. He wanted to learn the secrets of life and death.

200

Alchemist

Someone who transforms matter. This usually refers to the attempt to change different metals into gold.

200

What does Victor do when his creation comes to life?

He runs away in horror and disgust.

300

The narrators

Robert Walton, Victor Frankenstein, and the Creature.

300

What common gothic theme is shown on Walton's ship and in Victor Frankenstein's laboratory?

Isolation, confinement, dark atmosphere

300

The reason the Creature wants revenge.

He feels that Frankenstein abandoned him.

300

Benevolent

Well-meaning and kind. Showing or motivated by sympathy, understanding, and generosity. 

300

How does Victor Frankenstein die?

From illness, and injuries that he received from chasing the Creature. 

400

The type of story that Frankenstein is.

A frame narrative, in epistolary (letter) form. 

400

What setting is intentionally vaguely described to create a sense of mystery?

Victor's laboratory

400

The person accused and sentenced to death for killing William is? And why?

Justine (the maid). She had William's locket in her pocket.

400

Chimera

A strange or unpleasant organic being, formed from the parts of various animals. 

400

Victor chases the Creature all the way to...

The North Pole

500

If Victor Frankenstein is the story's protagonist, then his creation must be the...

Antagonist

500

The dangers of ambition and the idea of nature versus nurture are two examples of what literary device?

Theme

500

The Creature learns to speak and read this way.

By watching the "poor" DeLacey family.

500

Countenance

What is...the expression or appearance of a person's face?

500

What is the main conflict of the novel?

The Creature wants a companion, to not be lonely. Victor wants to destroy his creation to stop him. These actions are directly opposed.

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