frankenstein

1.1.1Letters I-IV

1.1.2Chapters 1-3

1.1.3Chapters 4-6

1.1.4Chapters 7-8

1.1.5End of Topic Test - Volume I

1.2.1Chapters 1-3

1.2.2Chapters 4-6

1.2.3Chapters 7-9

1.2.4End of Topic Test - Volume II

1.3.1Chapters 1-3

1.3.2Chapters 4-6

1.3.3Chapter 7 & Walton in Continuation

1.3.4End of Topic Test - Volume III

2.1.1Role

2.1.2Quotations

2.1.3End of Topic Test - Victor Frankenstein

2.2.1Role

2.2.2Quotations

2.2.3End of Topic Test - The Monster

2.2.4Grade 9 - The Monster Question & Extract

2.3.1Robert Walton

2.3.2Elizabeth Lavenza

2.3.3Alphonse Frankenstein

2.3.4Henry Clerval

2.3.5Justine Moritz

2.3.6The De Laceys

2.3.7End of Topic Test - Walton, Elizabeth & Alphonse

2.3.8End of Topic Test - Henry, Justine & the De Laceys

3.1.1Presentation

3.1.2Key Quotations

3.2.1Presentation & Key Quotations

3.3.1Presentation & Key Quotations

3.3.2End of Topic Test - Ambition, Prejudice & Justice

3.4.1Presentation & Key Quotations

3.5.1Presentation & Key Quotations

3.6.1Presentation

3.6.2Key Quotations

3.7.1Presentation

3.7.2Key Quotations

3.7.3Key Themes - Companionship, Revenge & More

4.1.1Genre

4.1.2Intertextuality

4.1.3End of Topic Test - Genre & Intertextuality

4.2.1Form

4.2.2Structure

4.3.1Settings

4.3.2Symbolism

4.4.1Imagery

4.4.2Doubling

4.4.3End of Topic Test - Structure, Settings & More

5.1.1Mary Shelley

5.1.2Time of Writing

5.1.3End of Topic Test - Context

6.1.1Victor Frankenstein

6.1.2Quotations

6.1.3Robert Walton

6.1.4Elizabeth Lavenza

6.1.5Alphonse Frankenstein

6.1.6Henry Clerval

6.1.7Justine Moritz

6.1.8The De Laceys

6.2.1Ambition & Pursuit of Knowledge

6.2.2Prejudice

6.2.3Justice

6.2.4Companionship & Family

6.2.5Revenge

6.2.6Monstrosity

6.2.7Gender