Read a short Frankenstein practice preview and answer one question about supporting evidence.
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This preview is a short discussion of a student reading Frankenstein, rather than an excerpt from the novel. It asks you to identify evidence supporting a point about responsibility and creation.
Separate the topic from the claim. Naming a novel tells you the topic; a statement about what a creator owes others develops the claim. Choose the detail that directly supports the idea named in the question.
Check the relationship between the question and the selected detail. A detail can appear in the passage without supporting the particular claim you were asked about.
A student reading Frankenstein notices that ambition alone does not explain every conflict in the story. Responsibility also matters. The act of creating something raises questions about what its creator owes to it and to other people. Reading with this question in mind encourages the student to look beyond the achievement itself and examine what happens afterward.
No. Everything needed for the question is in the short practice text. Do not rely on remembered plot details that the preview does not include.
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