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Frankenstein's LegacyOnline version Questions pertaining to the Frankenstein's Legacy lesson by Brooke Reed 1 What moral questions are threaded throughout Frankenstein? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a The novel measures the power of science and progress residing alongside humanity. b The novel suggests that one's social class, race, and birth impact life experiences. c The novel preaches about religious faith as the only way to guide one's life virtuously. d The novel warns against man playing God in creating or sustaining life where there is none. 2 How does Victor's relationship with his creature connect to modern psychology? a The novel explores how a parent's rejection negatively affects the child. b The novel does a deep psychoanalysis of all of an abusive parent's children. c The novel reveals the multiple personalities of various characters. d The novel suggests that a person can overcome all trauma and force contentment. 3 How did Mary Shelley's reliance on the science of her time period influence her literature? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a Shelley's use of 19th-century science made her novel feel too incredible, and no one bought it. b Shelley's use of 19th-century science was a literary tool to perpetuate the novel's plot. c Shelley's use of 19th-century science gave her fiction plausibility and credibility. d Shelley's use of 19th-century science created a fad in literature that didn't have any legacy. 4 How was Edgar Allan Poe's life influenced during his travels to England? a In England, his foster father abandoned him, and Poe had to live on the streets. b In England, Poe fell in love with Mary Shelley and became obsessed with her. c In England, he heard local stories of ghosts living in moss-covered, crumbling castles. d In England, he heard that his wife, Virginia, died of tuberculosis, and he became depressed. 5 What happens in Edgar Allan Poe's "Annabel Lee?" Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a The narrator loves Annabel Lee so deeply and strongly that others cannot fathom their love. b The narrator believes that angels are jealous of his love for Annabel Lee and killed her. c Annabel Lee dies from an illness early in her life and dies unexpectedly. d The narrator sleeps every night along the shore where his beloved is buried. 6 How does this line from Edgar Allan Poe's "Annabel Lee" represent Romanticism? "I was a child and she was a child..." a The narrator seeks revenge against the angels who killed his love, suggesting violence and terror. b The narrator shortly finds another to love since he fears being alone and suffering in life. c The narrator and Annabel Lee falling in love so young reinforces the carefree, innocent, pure emotion of love. d The narrator leaves the island, going to town to find comfort with his own family. 7 How is nature perceived in this quote from Poe's "Annabel Lee?" "A wind blew out of a cloud, chilling/My beautiful Annabel Lee..." a The wind, as a god-like entity, punishes the narrator and Annabel Lee for their pride. b The wind showing such power details the destructive and violent forces of nature. c The wind and the island itself haunt the narrator and Annabel Lee through their love. d The wind bringing death to Annabel Lee reflects a supernatural and dark mysticism. 8 What does Maia do in "Mom's New Body" to create the skeleton for her mother? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a Maia goes to hospitals in the area to beg doctors to give her bones and medicines to construct the skeleton. b Maia goes into the woods to collect animal bones, flowers, and pinecones to construct the skeleton. c Maia infuses the skeleton with various magics and folklore to ensure its power and success. d Maia uses nuts, bolts, and wire to piece bones together in a skeleton the same size as her mother. 9 What is suggested when Lynn dies at the end of "Mom's New Body" and Maia hears a crash from her mother's bedroom? a Now that Lynn has physically died, her spirit can inhabit the skeleton that Maia made. b The dog has jumped onto Lynn's bed because he senses that she is now dead. c The magic that held together the skeleton has dissipated, and only random bones remain. d Maia's sister has come to visit unannounced and attempts to see her mother before she dies. 10 What lesson is learned from Maia when she goes into the woods and sees the fox? a Maia decides to take the skeleton down from the ceiling since it is collecting spider webs and bugs. b Lynn and Maia need to embrace the life still remaining and live it as fully and joyfully as possible. c Lynn needs to get to a hospital as soon as possible because something horrible will happen to her at home. d Maia tries other magical remedies on her mom in order to give her new life and vitality. 11 How is Romanticism identified in "Mom's New Body?" Select all that apply Choose one or more answers a Maia hikes in the woods for peace, solitude, and to find answers to help her mother. b Maia regrets not living her life away from the woods so she could have a family of her own. c Maia demonstrates hope, deep love, and optimism for her mother and is devoted to helping her. d Maia visits several doctors for advice and scientific cures to help her mother. 12 How is "Mom's New Body" exemplary of Gothic fiction? a A storm rages outside the small cabin the night that Maia's mom dies. b After Lynn's death, Maia hears footsteps and chains clanking in the house. c Maia hopes for a supernatural transfer of her mom's soul into the skeleton. d Since the dog is the closest to Lynn's body, her spirit inhabits him.

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Frankenstein's LegacyOnline version

by Brooke Reed

What moral questions are threaded throughout Frankenstein? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

How does Victor's relationship with his creature connect to modern psychology?

How did Mary Shelley's reliance on the science of her time period influence her literature? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

How was Edgar Allan Poe's life influenced during his travels to England?

What happens in Edgar Allan Poe's "Annabel Lee?" Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

How does this line from Edgar Allan Poe's "Annabel Lee" represent Romanticism? "I was a child and she was a child..."

How is nature perceived in this quote from Poe's "Annabel Lee?" "A wind blew out of a cloud, chilling/My beautiful Annabel Lee..."

What does Maia do in "Mom's New Body" to create the skeleton for her mother? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

What is suggested when Lynn dies at the end of "Mom's New Body" and Maia hears a crash from her mother's bedroom?

What lesson is learned from Maia when she goes into the woods and sees the fox?

How is Romanticism identified in "Mom's New Body?" Select all that apply

Choose one or more answers

How is "Mom's New Body" exemplary of Gothic fiction?