Quiz & Worksheet - Dracula Characters & Analysis

Instructions:

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Count Dracula is...

A vampire A British lawyer A scientist

Mina Murray's fiancé A representative of the scientific social order

Worksheet

Print Dracula: Character List & Analysis Worksheet

1. Which of these characters dies in the novel?

Mina Murray
Jonathan Harker
Lucy Westenra
John Seward
Van Helsing

2.
In the novel Dracula, Lucy Westenra…
A. Is turned into a vampire

B. Is portrayed as dangerously sexual

C. Eventually marries Jonathan Harker

A only
B only
A and B only
A, B, and C
C only

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

In his famous horror story, Dracula, Bram Stoker presents his lonely vampire, Count Dracula, who longs to leave his isolated castle in Transylvania and become part of British society in a new home in London. This quiz/worksheet combo helps you understand how critics have interpreted Dracula and the characters who meet and interact with the Count as he tries to find a way to overcome the challenges of being a vampire and to survive among the living.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

In these assessments you'll be tested on:

The year Stoker published Dracula
Genre of literature that includes Dracula
Dracula's vampire characteristics
Themes in Gothic literature
The definition of patriarchal

Skills Practiced

This quiz and worksheet let students practice the following skills:

Information recall - access your knowledge on Gothic literature themes
Defining key concepts - ensure you can accurately define main ideas and terms such as patriarchal and Gothic
Distinguishing differences - compare and contrast Dracula's powers and shortcomings

Additional Learning

To learn more, review the accompanying lesson on the characters in Dracula. This lesson covers the following objectives:

Understand the themes in the novel, Dracula
Explain how the female characters in Dracula fit Victorian stereotypes
Describe how the character of Lucy reflects 19th century views of sexuality
Explain how Van Helsing represents both modern science and old world superstition
Understand how Gothic literature was a romantic reaction to the Enlightenment

Practice Exams

Final Exam