Question 1

Where did Mary Shelley write Frankenstein?

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At Villa Diodati

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In England

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In Geneva

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At her parents' home

Question 2

What is the main theme of Frankenstein related to knowledge?

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The quest for forbidden knowledge

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The quest for eternal life

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The pursuit of wealth

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The nature of evil

Question 3

Who narrates the story in the first ten chapters of Frankenstein?

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Captain Walton

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Mary Shelley

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Frankenstein

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The monster

Question 4

What does the monster in Frankenstein represent in terms of society?

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An outcast

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A mythological figure

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A hero

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A savior

Question 5

Which literary figure influenced the monster's characterization as a 'noble savage'?

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Rousseau

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Coleridge

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Godwin

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Locke

Question 6

What is the primary setting for the climax of Frankenstein's story?

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The North Pole

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France

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Ingolstadt

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Geneva

Question 7

What is a significant theme regarding the creation of the monster?

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Overcoming natural and divine rules

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The pursuit of happiness

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The value of human life

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The importance of companionship

Question 8

Who were Mary Shelley's parents?

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Mary Wollstonecraft and William Godwin

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Jane Austen and Thomas Hardy

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Charlotte Brontë and George Eliot

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Emily Dickinson and Ralph Waldo Emerson

Question 9

What scientific fields influenced Mary Shelley in her writing of Frankenstein?

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Chemistry and electricity

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Geology and meteorology

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Astronomy and biology

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Physics and mathematics

Question 10

Where did Mary Shelley write Frankenstein?

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Villa Diodati, on the banks of Lake Geneva

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In her childhood home

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At the British Museum

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In Paris

Question 11

What narrative structure does Frankenstein utilize?

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An epistolary novel

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A frame story

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A stream of consciousness

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A linear narrative

Question 12

What is a major theme of Frankenstein?

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The quest for forbidden knowledge

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Nature vs. nurture

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The quest for fame

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Romantic love

Question 13

In what setting does most of Frankenstein take place?

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Europe, particularly the North Pole

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Asia, especially Japan

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America, especially New York

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Africa, especially Egypt

Question 14

How does the monster initially perceive himself?

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As a noble savage

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As an outcast seeking revenge

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As a villainous creature

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As a misguided hero

Question 15

What does the monster seek throughout the novel?

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Acceptance and companionship

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Power and control

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Revenge and destruction

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Wealth and fame

Question 16

What significant event does Walton undertake in the story?

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An expedition to the North Pole

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A quest for lost treasure

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A voyage across the Atlantic

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A journey to the South Pole

Question 17

What ethical question is raised by the creation of the monster?

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The implications of cloning and playing God

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The benefits of scientific discovery

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The importance of friendship

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The nature of evil

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