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1. The novel is told in ______ point of view by ______ narrator(s). (1 point)?

• 1. The novel is told in ______ point of view by ______ narrator(s). (1 point) first person . . . two third person . . . one first person . . . three 2. The novel takes place in all of the following settings EXCEPT (1 point) Switzerland. the United States. England. 3. In the novel, Mary Shelley makes allusions to (1 point) Adam and Satan. Napoleon Bonaparte and Prometheus. Jane Austen and Isaac Newton. 4. The Orkneys are the location where Victor (1 point) begins to create the creature's companion. accidentally murders Henry Clerval. meets the ship captain, Robert Walton. 5. How does Victor misunderstand the creature's threat, "I shall be with you on your wedding night"? (1 point) Victor thinks the creature will forgive him. Victor thinks the creature will attack him. Victor thinks the creature will attack Elizabeth. 6. What is the climax of the novel? (1 point) Victor's initial reaction to his creation the murder of Elizabeth the death of Victor 7. Who is the only person who believes Victor's story about the creature? (1 point) Elizabeth the magistrate Robert Walton 8. One of the conflicts in the novel is that Victor's own ambition led to the destruction of those he loved. This is an example of the conflict of (1 point) man versus man. man versus himself. man versus society. 9. Why does Robert say, "Thus are my hopes blasted by cowardice and indecision"? (1 point) Robert has to return to England because the crew demands him to. Robert must chase the creature instead of reaching the North Pole. Robert is too fearful to continue his journey to the North Pole. 10. The creature tells Robert that he will travel to the North Pole in order to (1 point) start a new life. destroy himself. achieve glory and fame. Vocabulary 11. Robert Walton intends to be cool, persevering, and prudent, but his crew does not think he is (1 point) scholarly and intellectual. clever and careful. rash and hasty. 12. If you are indefatigable, you (1 point) do not tire easily. are easily bored. lose often. 13. Victor Frankenstein's pertinacity in speaking of the creature makes his friend Henry Clerval wonder (1 point) why Victor wanted to create a monster. why Victor continues to speak on the same topic. why Victor keeps forgetting what he is saying. 14. Bold and daring are synonyms just as diffident and ______ are synonyms. (1 point) troublesome different shy 15. To be ______ is to stick to an opinion, purpose, or course of action in spite of reasons or argument. (1 point) obdurate ignominious verdant 16. Victor believes that the malice of the creature would cause him to (1 point) repent and beg forgiveness for his sins. harm Victor's family and friends. educate himself in the physical sciences. 17. The creature conjectured much about the De Lacey family since he could not communicate with them. Conjectured means all of the following EXCEPT (1 point) researched. speculated. guessed. 18. Teenagers often experience a feeling of ______ when they begin summer vacation. (1 point) repugnance indolence pretension 19. In the beginning of the novel, Victor believes that he is omnipotent. However, by the end of the novel, he realizes that he is (1 point) prudent. powerless. powerful. 20. After Victor dies, the creature states that, "opprobrium should load my memory." What does opprobrium mean? (1 point) disgust disbelief disgrace

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  Jeez, you could have read the book with the time it took you to type the questions.