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READING TEST
Frankenstein
I. Look at these words in the story. Can you find words with opposite meanings? 6 pts.
1. Create __________________
2. Evil __________________
3. Horrible __________________
4. Miserable __________________
5. Sadness __________________
6. Ugly __________________
II. When the monster followed Victor to Britain, what was he thinking? Fill in the gaps with these
words: 23 pts.
I was so happy when Frankenstein agreed to ___________ a woman ___________ for me! With a wife, I
would never be ___________ again, or want to ___________ anybody. I wanted to be sure that
Frankenstein would ___________ his promise, so I ____________ him to England, and then to a Scottish
____________. He built his ___________ and a tall ____________ above it, which would bring the
__________ from ___________ down to his machine. Then he built a ___________ woman from parts of
___________ bodies, and waited happily to see her come ___________.
But one night he saw my face in the ___________ outside the window. Suddenly he pulled off the
___________ that joined her to the ___________, took a __________ knife and cut through her body. In
one moment, he ___________ my wife, and all my hopes of ____________. I cannot _____________ him
for this. He has ___________ his promise to me, and I shall make him ___________ that he was ever born.
Victor Frankenstein is a monster / scientist. He takes parts from dead / living people and builds a new
machine / man with them. This huge / small and beautiful / ugly monster needs money / love, but
everybody / nobody cares about him, and so he soon learns to hate / hope. Because he is happy / unhappy,
he turns to / against the man who created him, and destroys / steals everything that Frankenstein loves.
GOOD LUCK!!!