Characters (Leaving Cert English): Quizzes
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What is Victor Frankenstein's fatal flaw according to the novel?
What is Victor Frankenstein's fatal flaw according to the novel?
Inability to consider moral consequences
Complete Victor's quote: 'I had desired it with an ardour that far exceeded ____.'
Complete Victor's quote: 'I had desired it with an ardour that far exceeded ____.'
moderation
Which quote explains why the Monster became vengeful?
Which quote explains why the Monster became vengeful?
'I am malicious because I am miserable'
The Monster compares himself to which biblical figure from Paradise Lost?
The Monster compares himself to which biblical figure from Paradise Lost?
The fallen angel
What does the Monster claim about his original nature?
What does the Monster claim about his original nature?
He was benevolent and good
How is Elizabeth described in relation to Victorian ideals?
How is Elizabeth described in relation to Victorian ideals?
Docile, good-tempered, gay & playful
What does Henry Clerval represent in contrast to Victor?
What does Henry Clerval represent in contrast to Victor?
Balance between intellect & emotion
Henry's imagination was 'chastened' by what quality?
Henry's imagination was 'chastened' by what quality?
The sensibility of his heart
What decision demonstrates Walton's moral growth?
What decision demonstrates Walton's moral growth?
'I cannot lead them unwillingly to danger'
What does Justine's wrongful execution represent?
What does Justine's wrongful execution represent?
First irreversible consequence for Victor
What role does William's murder serve in the novel?
What role does William's murder serve in the novel?
Transforms Monster into active avenger
How many key figures are featured in Frankenstein?
How many key figures are featured in Frankenstein?
Eight