Frankenstein: Writer's Methods & Techniques (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Quizzes
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Through whose perspectives is the story told in Frankenstein?
Through whose perspectives is the story told in Frankenstein?
Walton, Victor & the Creature
What does the use of multiple perspectives encourage the reader to question?
What does the use of multiple perspectives encourage the reader to question?
Who the real monster is
Which Gothic elements are used in Frankenstein?
Which Gothic elements are used in Frankenstein?
Dark settings, supernatural & horror
What do Gothic elements highlight in the novel?
What do Gothic elements highlight in the novel?
Dangers of pushing beyond natural limits
How is nature depicted through Romantic ideals in Frankenstein?
How is nature depicted through Romantic ideals in Frankenstein?
As sublime & powerful
What does nature contrast with in the novel?
What does nature contrast with in the novel?
Destructive ambitions of humans
Which work is particularly referenced through allusions in Frankenstein?
Which work is particularly referenced through allusions in Frankenstein?
Paradise Lost by John Milton
How does the Creature see himself in relation to Paradise Lost?
How does the Creature see himself in relation to Paradise Lost?
As both Adam & Satan
What do light & fire symbolise in Frankenstein?
What do light & fire symbolise in Frankenstein?
Knowledge, enlightenment & danger
What is Victor's quest for knowledge symbolised by?
What is Victor's quest for knowledge symbolised by?
Light
What early scenes foreshadow the disastrous results of Victor's experiments?
What early scenes foreshadow the disastrous results of Victor's experiments?
Scenes with lightning
What sense does foreshadowing create in Frankenstein?
What sense does foreshadowing create in Frankenstein?
Inevitable doom