Question

Match lines from the passage to the themes that they represent?

Answer 1

One's experiences in life can

lead to service to others ---> it was a necessity, a passion—

remembering what she had suffered,

and how she had been relieved—

for her to act in her turn the

guardian angel to the afflicted.

One's fortunes in life can

change dramatically for good. ---> Her presence had seemed a blessing

to them, but it would be unfair to her

to keep her in poverty and want when

Providence afforded her such powerful

protection.

There is no guarantee that one's

lot in life will remain stable. ---> His property was confiscated; his

child became an orphan and a beggar.

Step-by-step explanation:

These themes are represented by the lines in the story Frankenstein

Answer 2

One's experiences in life can

lead to service to others ---> it was a necessity, a passion—

remembering what she had suffered,

and how she had been relieved—

for her to act in her turn the

guardian angel to the afflicted.

One's fortunes in life can

change dramatically for good. ---> Her presence had seemed a blessing

to them, but it would be unfair to her

to keep her in poverty and want when

Providence afforded her such powerful

protection.

There is no guarantee that one's

lot in life will remain stable. ---> His property was confiscated; his

child became an orphan and a beggar.

Step-by-step explanation:

These themes are represented by the lines in the story Frankenstein