Think you’ve got your head wrapped around Frankenstein? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. Henry Frankenstein is consistent throughout the film in that
he's always mad.
he always cares first and foremost about Elizabeth.
he always wears a labcoat.
he always treats his monster badly.
Q. The monster can only growl. Dr. Waldman sees it as an animal. But it could also be seen as
a piece of machinery.
a newborn infant.
a foreigner, who speaks a different language.
a clone of Baron Frankenstein, who never makes any sense either.
Q. Fritz is an example of middle management because
he's bullied by Frankenstein, and bullies the monster in turn.
he does all of Frankenstein's paperwork.
he's a university administrator.
he's the burgomaster, and the Baron orders him around.
Q. Elizabeth does little in the film except
order around servants and offer toasts.
help Henry with his experiments.
fight monsters.
worry about Henry.
Q. Why is Victor Moritz in the film?
In the original version of the film, Elizabeth died, and Victor consoled Henry.
In the original version of the film, Henry died, and Victor married Elizabeth.
In the original version of the film, Victor was secretly the monster.
In the original version of the film, Victor sacrificed himself to kill the monster.