Frankenstein flashcards
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This Frankenstein flashcards page on GoConqr gathers user-made decks on themes, quotations, vocabulary and context. School students can practice recalling details, while teachers can find material for class. There are over 70 flashcard resources, mainly for secondary-level study. Choose a deck and start exploring.
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- Mary Shelley25
- Frankenstein: Context and Influences26
- Gothic Features in Frankenstein12
- Frankenstein Plot24
- Frankenstein Chapter Summaries and Analysis36
- Frankenstein Characters74
- Themes in Frankenstein60
- Science, Creation and Ambition in Frankenstein13
- Family and Gender in Frankenstein8
- Frankenstein Language and Structure12
- Frankenstein Critical Interpretations12
- Frankenstein Quotes28
- Frankenstein Vocabulary20
Flashcards
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18 cardsFrankenstein Critic Quotes Percy Shelley (1817)
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15 cardsFrankenstein Quotes 'Frankenstein' - Victor's pursuit
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13 cardsFrankenstein: Themes & Quotes Ambition and Fallability Victor, Letter 4
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5 cardsKey quotes for theme: COMPASSION Walton describing Frankenstein
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5 cardsStructure, form and language (Frankenstein) Framed and embedded narratives
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5 cardsStructure, Form and Language - Frankenstein (York Notes) Framed and embedded narratives
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9 cardsFrankenstein Themes and Quotes Quotes from critics relating to key themes and characters
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49 cardsFrankenstein Quotes I have no friend - Isolation
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29 cardsFrankestein Flashcard 1: Quote: "Beware; for I am fearless, and therefore powerful."
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104 cardsFrankenstien Quotes 'increasing confidence in the success of my undertaking'
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21 cardsFRANKENSTEIN CONTEXT MARY SHELLEY CONTEXT - Background
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31 cardsFrankenstein critics Shelley is the first to invite sympathy for the monster, to allow him to explain the origins of monstrous b...
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99 cardsFrank Voc 1-6
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6 cardsFrankenstein Chapters 1-24 Summaries
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12 cardsVF- key quotes within chapters "I feel my heart glow with an enthusiasm which elevates me to heaven, for nothing contributes so much to tr...
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40 cardsFrankenstein Quotes If ... my father
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38 cardsFrankenstein Do I not deserve to accomplish some great purpose?
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6 cardsVF themes
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23 cardsFrankenstein
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11 cardsEnglish Literature: Frankenstein
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7 cardsFrankenstein Monstrous and the Human
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10 cardsUntitled "I ought to be thy Adam, but I am rather the fallen angel, who thou drivest from joy for no misdeed."
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14 cardsVF character list
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11 cardsFrankenstein - Gold Vocabulary Key vocabulary relating to the 19th Century Novel, Frankenstein (Mary Shelley).
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7 cardsFrankenstein a quote which links with Monster/Man.
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8 cardsFrankenstein quotes 2 key quotes on friendships reflect various relationships through the book monster/Victor etc
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3 cardsFrankenstein quotes "I say I am a man, but who is the other who hides in me?" (Frankenstein)
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8 cardsLife and Existence Frankenstein One man's life or death were
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7 cardsFrankenstein- themes What are the themes in Frankenstein?
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16 cardsVocab Frankenstein words
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5 cardsFRANKENSTEIN CHAPTER SUMMARIES
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6 cardsFrankenstein quotes "their child, the innocent and helpless creature bestowed upon them by Heaven"
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5 cardsContext (Frankenstein)
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5 cardsVF- context
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5 cardsContext - Frankenstein (York Notes)
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2 cardsUntitled Chapter 1 Victor Frankenstein begins his story and takes over the narration. He recounts his early years. V...
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5 cardsThemes (Frankenstein)
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26 cardsFrankenstein vocab
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6 cardsCritics
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4 cardsThemes - Frankenstein (York Notes)
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The decks on this page offer different ways to study the novel. Frankenstein: Themes & Quotes connects quotations with topics such as ambition, isolation and revenge. Frankenstein Critic Quotes brings together critics’ views, while other decks focus on vocabulary, context and chapter summaries.
For a starting point, try Frankenstein: Themes & Quotes if you want to connect quotations with themes. If you are focusing on how the novel is written, Structure, form and language (Frankenstein) covers framed narratives, Gothic elements and motifs.
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Work through a deck once, then return to cards you want to recall more confidently. Compare a themes deck with a quotations deck to make connections between ideas and passages. When you want to see a topic laid out as a whole, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can give you another way to check your recall. Pick a topic and open a deck that suits your study.
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Which Frankenstein flashcard deck should I start with?
Frankenstein: Themes & Quotes is a useful starting point if you want to connect quotations with themes such as ambition, isolation and revenge. For a closer look at the novel’s form and language, Structure, form and language (Frankenstein) covers framed narratives, Gothic elements and motifs.
Are these Frankenstein flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, so you can compare their approaches to topics such as quotations, themes and context and find the ones that suit your study.
Who can use these flashcards?
The collection is mainly aimed at secondary-level study. School students can use the decks to practice recalling quotations, themes and vocabulary, including when preparing for English Literature exams. Teachers can explore the same user-made decks for material to use with a class.