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Novel Study Guide: Frankenstein

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Look Inside · 10 pages · answer key included

Frankenstein cover showing a painted storm scene by Nick Stone, with a contents list of test, key, guide and projects
Cover and table of contents for the unit
Final test Part I: students match 14 characters, including Walton, Justine and Elizabeth, to descriptions A to N
Opening section of the final test: character recall
Final test Part II: students mark statements 15 to 35 true or false about Walton, Victor, Henry and Elizabeth
Quick plot-check section of the test
Final test Part III: students answer multiple-choice questions 36 to 41 on Victor's parents, Henry and Ingolstadt
Multiple-choice section for early-novel details
Final test Parts IV and V: true or false items 43 to 51, then students identify the location for passages 52 to 58
Mixes plot checks with setting identification
Final test: location choices A to J finish Part V, then Part VI starts quote identification by speaker and situation
Setting word bank, then quote matching begins
Final test: quotes 67 to 74 are matched to speakers and situations A to M, then Part VII multiple choice begins
Close reading of quotes; check who says what
Final test Part VII continued: students answer multiple-choice questions 77 to 85 on the creature, the cottagers and DeLacey
Vocabulary-heavy questions on the creature's story
Final test Part VIII essay: students choose whether Victor or his creation is the real monster and give five reasons
Written response to close the test

Answer key included

Answer key included

About This Product

The Novel Study Guide: Frankenstein

This comprehensive teaching resource is designed to encourage students in Grade 9 through 12 to fully engage with Mary Shelley's iconic novel. Its robust tool set primarily focuses on enhancing comprehension, literature analysis, vocabulary building, and fostering a deep understanding of the narrative elements in the book.

Tapping into Rich Educational Opportunities

Despite 'Frankenstein's complex nature, this novel offers rich educational opportunities that this guide harnesses. This study guide employs strategies specifically devised for tackling demanding vocabulary and lack of illustrations.

  • Prominent Approach: One common approach integrated into this resource bank includes using dictionaries during assessments for better understanding and improved language skills.
  • A Unique Feature: Helping learners distinguish between 'Frankenstein' as the creator versus his creation is another distinctive feature of this guide.

All-round Coverage

Furnishing complete coverage of "Shelley's classic tale," the Novel Study Guide: Frankenstein allows for whole-group or small-group discussions through its diverse modalities. These learner-centered activities range from:

  1. Study Question Packets: Organized into manageable reading sections,
  2. Suitable Assessment Design: Final assessments are designed in standardized test formats where students can use their new found critical thinking skills.

Gardner's Multiple Intelligences concept infused projects

This guide introduces four different projects based on Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence concept that promotes multi-dimensional learning.

. The Remote Learning Advantage

A word document format file spanning over 25 pages makes remote learning effortless with substantial depth and rigor- whether deployed for distance learning or homeschooling.

Supercharge education with the Novel Study guide: Frankenstein

This creative material revamps the notion that older novels are inaccessible, instead illustrating how they can open new avenues for cognition and growth in students' lives. Make every lesson count with The Novel Study guide: Frankenstein!

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