Frankenstein Word Search Worksheet and Printable Vocabulary Activities - Free Printable

To solve this puzzle, we need to calculate the value of each expression in the numbered list (1–26). Each result corresponds to a letter in the alphabet using this rule:

- A = 1
- B = 2
- C = 3
- ...
- Z = 26

We’ll go step by step for each problem.

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1. 14×0+15+1+19×20×20×18+14×13×24+20×4

Break it down:

- 14×0 = 0
- 15 + 1 = 16
- 19×20×20×18 → Let’s compute:
19×20 = 380
380×20 = 7600
7600×18 = 136,800
- 14×13×24 → 14×13=182; 182×24=4368
- 20×4 = 80

Now add all:
0 + 16 + 136800 + 4368 + 80 = 141,264

Wait — that can’t be right. The answer must be between 1 and 26 to map to a letter. So maybe we’re supposed to take the last two digits? Or perhaps there’s a mistake in interpretation.

Let me re-read the instructions: “Complete the activity.” And at the bottom, there’s a word bank with names like “Mary Shelley”, “horror story”, etc., and blanks labeled 1 to 17. Also, the grid has letters A–Z across the top, and numbers 1–26 down the side? Actually, looking again — the grid is probably meant to be filled with letters based on the answers.

But wait — look at the structure: There are 26 problems, and then below, 17 blanks (numbered 1 to 17) where you write words from the word bank. That suggests that the 26 math problems give you 26 letters (each answer mod 26 or something), which spell out a message, and then you use that message to fill in the blanks?

Actually, let’s check problem 1 again. Maybe I misread the operations.

Looking back at the image description (even though I shouldn’t describe it, I have to interpret the text):

Problem 1: `14×0+15+1+19×20×20×18+14×13×24+20×4`

That seems huge. But perhaps it's not multiplication everywhere? Wait — maybe some of those are exponents? No, the notation looks like standard arithmetic.

Alternatively — maybe the entire expression is meant to be evaluated modulo 26? Because otherwise, no way these numbers fit into 1–26.

Let me test that idea.

Try Problem 1 mod 26:

Compute each term mod 26:

- 14×0 = 0
- 15 mod 26 = 15
- 1 mod 26 = 1
- 19×20×20×18 mod 26
First, reduce each number mod 26:
19, 20≡-6, 20≡-6, 18
So: 19 × (-6) × (-6) × 18
= 19 × 36 × 18
But better to do step by step mod 26:

19 mod 26 = 19
20 mod 26 = 20
20 mod 26 = 20
18 mod 26 = 18

Compute 19×20 = 380 → 380 ÷ 26 = 14*26=364, remainder 16 → so 16
Then 16×20 = 320 → 320 ÷ 26 = 12*26=312, rem 8
Then 8×18 = 144 → 144 ÷ 26 = 5*26=130, rem 14 → so 14

Next: 14×13×24
14×13=182 → 182÷26=7 exactly → 0
Then 0×24=0

Last: 20×4=80 → 80÷26=3*26=78, rem 2 → 2

Now sum all parts mod 26:

0 (from 14×0)
+15
+1
+14 (from big product)
+0 (from 14×13×24)
+2 (from 20×4)
Total: 0+15+1+14+0+2 = 32 → 32 mod 26 = 6 → F

Okay! So if we take each full expression mod 26, we get a number 1–26, which maps to a letter.

Let’s verify with another one to make sure.

Take Problem 2: `25×20+18+4+20×20×12×20×4+18×22`

Compute mod 26:

25×20 = 500 → 500 ÷ 26: 19*26=494, rem 6 → 6
+18 → 6+18=24
+4 → 28 → 2 mod 26
Now 20×20×12×20×4
Reduce each: 20,20,12,20,4
Do step by step:

20×20=400 → 400÷26=15*26=390, rem 10
10×12=120 → 120÷26=4*26=104, rem 16
16×20=320 → 320÷26=12*26=312, rem 8
8×4=32 → 32 mod 26 = 6

Then 18×22 = 396 → 396÷26=15*26=390, rem 6

Now total: previous was 2 (after first three terms) + 6 (from big product) + 6 (from last) = 14 → N

Wait, let’s track properly:

After first part: 25×20 +18 +4 = 6 +18 +4 = 28 ≡ 2 mod 26

Then add the big product: 2 + 6 = 8

Then add 18×22=6 → 8+6=14 → N

Yes.

So method confirmed: Evaluate entire expression mod 26, get number 1–26, map to letter.

Note: If result is 0 mod 26, that would be Z (since 26≡0).

Also, when adding, keep running total mod 26 to avoid big numbers.

Let’s now solve all 26 problems carefully.

I’ll denote each as P1 to P26.

Use mod 26 throughout.

Remember: In mod 26, negative numbers: e.g., -1 ≡ 25, -2≡24, etc.

Also, multiplication and addition follow modular arithmetic rules.

Start:

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P1: 14×0 + 15 + 1 + 19×20×20×18 + 14×13×24 + 20×4

As before:

14×0 = 0
15 + 1 = 16
19×20×20×18:
19×20 = 380 ≡ 380 - 14×26 = 380-364=16
16×20=320≡320-12×26=320-312=8
8×18=144≡144-5×26=144-130=14
→ so 14

14×13×24:
14×13=182≡0 (since 26×7=182)
0×24=0

20×4=80≡80-3×26=80-78=2

Sum: 0 + 16 + 14 + 0 + 2 = 32 ≡ 6 → F

(Earlier I had 0+15+1+14+0+2=32→6, same thing)

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P2: 25×20 + 18 + 4 + 20×20×12×20×4 + 18×22

25×20=500≡500-19×26=500-494=6
+18=24
+4=28≡2

Now 20×20×12×20×4:
20×20=400≡400-15×26=400-390=10
10×12=120≡120-4×26=120-104=16
16×20=320≡320-12×26=320-312=8
8×4=32≡6

18×22=396≡396-15×26=396-390=6

Total: 2 + 6 + 6 = 14 → N

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P3: 19×20×20×18 + 14×13×24 + 20×4 + 104

Note: 104 is given. 104÷26=4, so 104≡0

From P1, we know:

19×20×20×18 ≡14
14×13×24≡0
20×4≡2
+104≡0

Sum: 14+0+2+0=16 → P

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P4: 18+20+12+19×20×18+4

First, 18+20+12+4 = 54 ≡ 54-2×26=54-52=2

Now 19×20×18:
19×20=380≡16 (as before)
16×18=288 → 288÷26=11×26=286, rem 2 → 2

Total: 2 + 2 = 4 → D

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P5: 15×20+12+19×20×18+4

15×20=300≡300-11×26=300-286=14
+12=26≡0
+ [19×20×18]≡2 (from above)
+4=4

Total: 0 + 2 + 4 = 6 → F

Wait: 14+12=26≡0, then +2 (from product) +4 = 6 → yes.

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P6: 15×20×24+15×20×11×9×20×20×20×4+1

This is messy. Break into parts.

First: 15×20×24
15×20=300≡14
14×24=336 → 336÷26=12×26=312, rem 24 → 24

Second: 15×20×11×9×20×20×20×4

Group: (15×20) × (11×9) × (20×20×20) × 4

15×20≡14
11×9=99≡99-3×26=99-78=21
20×20=400≡10; 10×20=200≡200-7×26=200-182=18
So now: 14 × 21 × 18 × 4

Compute step by step mod 26:

14×21=294 → 294÷26=11×26=286, rem 8
8×18=144≡14 (as before)
14×4=56≡56-2×26=56-52=4

So second part ≡4

Plus 1 at end.

Total: first part 24 + second part 4 +1 = 29 ≡ 3 → C

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P7: 20×16+8+20×20

20×16=320≡8 (from earlier)
+8=16
20×20=400≡10
Total: 16+10=26≡0 → Z

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P8: 20×20×4×20+1

20×20=400≡10
10×4=40≡14
14×20=280≡280-10×26=280-260=20
+1=21 → U

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P9: 15×20+20×18×20×1+18×19

15×20=300≡14
20×18×20×1: 20×18=360≡360-13×26=360-338=22; 22×20=440≡440-16×26=440-416=24; ×1=24
18×19=342≡342-13×26=342-338=4

Total: 14 + 24 + 4 = 42 ≡ 42-26=16 → P

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P10: 15×20×20×4×20×20×20×18×20×18×20×1

Too many 20s. Note 20≡ -6 mod 26.

Count how many 20s: let's see: positions: after 15×, then ×20×20×4×20×20×20×18×20×18×20×1

List factors: 15, 20,20,4,20,20,20,18,20,18,20,1

So 20 appears 7 times? Let me count:

After 15: ×20 (1), ×20 (2), ×4, ×20 (3), ×20 (4), ×20 (5), ×18, ×20 (6), ×18, ×20 (7), ×1 → yes, seven 20s.

So overall: 15 × (20)^7 × 4 × 18^2 × 1

Since 20≡ -6, so (20)^7 ≡ (-6)^7 = -6^7

But easier to compute step by step mod 26.

Note: 20×20=400≡10, as before.

Group pairs of 20s: each pair ≡10

Seven 20s: three pairs and one left: so (20^2)^3 × 20 ≡ 10^3 × 20

10^2=100≡22 (100-3×26=100-78=22)
10^3=10×22=220≡220-8×26=220-208=12
Then 12×20=240≡240-9×26=240-234=6

So (20)^7 ≡6

Now other factors: 15, 4, 18, 18, 1

So total: 15 × 6 × 4 × 18 × 18 × 1

Compute step by step:

15×6=90≡90-3×26=90-78=12
12×4=48≡48-26=22? 48-26=22, yes
22×18=396≡6 (as before)
6×18=108≡108-4×26=108-104=4
×1=4

So total ≡4 → D

Wait, but we have 15 × (20^7) × 4 × 18 × 18 × 1 ≡ 15×6×4×18×18×1

We did: 15×6=90≡12
12×4=48≡22
22×18=396≡6
6×18=108≡4
Yes → D

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P11: 15×18×20×18×20×4×20×17×20×25×20×18×20×1

Again, many 20s. Count 20s: let's list:

15,18,20,18,20,4,20,17,20,25,20,18,20,1 → 20 appears at positions 3,5,7,9,11,13 → six times.

So (20)^6 × others.

20^6 = (20^2)^3 ≡10^3≡12 (from earlier)

Others: 15,18,18,4,17,25,18,1

So total: 12 × 15 × 18 × 18 × 4 × 17 × 25 × 18 × 1

This is getting complicated. Perhaps compute sequentially mod 26.

Start with 1.

Multiply by each factor mod 26.

Initialize result = 1

×15 → 15
×18 → 15×18=270≡270-10×26=270-260=10
×20 → 10×20=200≡18 (200-7×26=200-182=18)
×18 → 18×18=324≡324-12×26=324-312=12
×20 → 12×20=240≡6 (240-9×26=240-234=6)
×4 → 6×4=24
×20 → 24×20=480≡480-18×26=480-468=12
×17 → 12×17=204≡204-7×26=204-182=22
×20 → 22×20=440≡24 (440-16×26=440-416=24)
×25 → 24×25=600≡600-23×26=600-598=2
×20 → 2×20=40≡14
×18 → 14×18=252≡252-9×26=252-234=18
×20 → 18×20=360≡22 (360-13×26=360-338=22)
×1 → 22

So final ≡22 → V

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P12: 20×18×20×18×20×20×20×14×20×18×20×2

Count 20s: positions: 1,3,5,6,7,9,11 → seven 20s? List:

20,18,20,18,20,20,20,14,20,18,20,2 → 20 at 1,3,5,6,7,9,11 → yes seven.

Same as P10? Almost.

Factors: 20^7 × 18^3 × 14 × 2

From P10, 20^7 ≡6

18^3: 18×18=324≡12; 12×18=216≡216-8×26=216-208=8

Then 14×2=28≡2

So total: 6 × 8 × 2 = 96 ≡ 96-3×26=96-78=18 → R

Verify with sequential:

Start 1

×20→20
×18→20×18=360≡22
×20→22×20=440≡24
×18→24×18=432≡432-16×26=432-416=16
×20→16×20=320≡8
×20→8×20=160≡160-6×26=160-156=4
×20→4×20=80≡2
×14→2×14=28≡2
×20→2×20=40≡14
×18→14×18=252≡18
×20→18×20=360≡22
×2→22×2=44≡18 → yes, R

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P13: 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2

20s: positions 3,5,6,7,9 → five 20s

Factors: 15,18,20,18,20,20,20,18,20,2 → so 20^5 × 18^3 × 15 × 2

20^5 = 20^4 × 20 = (20^2)^2 × 20 ≡10^2 ×20=100×20≡22×20=440≡24 (from earlier)

18^3≡8 (as before)

15×2=30≡4

So total: 24 × 8 × 4 = 768 → 768÷26: 29×26=754, 768-754=14 → N

Sequential:

Start 1

×15→15
×18→15×18=270≡10
×20→10×20=200≡18
×18→18×18=324≡12
×20→12×20=240≡6
×20→6×20=120≡16
×20→16×20=320≡8
×18→8×18=144≡14
×20→14×20=280≡20
×2→20×2=40≡14 → N

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P14: 15×18×20×18×16×20×20×6×12

20s: positions 3,6,7 → three 20s

Factors: 15,18,20,18,16,20,20,6,12

So 20^3 × 18^2 × 15 × 16 × 6 × 12

20^3=8000? Mod: 20×20=400≡10; 10×20=200≡18

18^2=324≡12

15×16=240≡6

6×12=72≡72-2×26=72-52=20

So total: 18 × 12 × 6 × 20

Compute: 18×12=216≡8
8×6=48≡22
22×20=440≡24 → X

Sequential:

1×15=15
×18=270≡10
×20=200≡18
×18=324≡12
×16=192≡192-7×26=192-182=10
×20=200≡18
×20=360≡22
×6=132≡132-5×26=132-130=2
×12=24 → X

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P15: 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2

This is identical to P13? Let's see:

P13: 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2 → same as here.

In P13 we got 14 → N

But let's confirm:

From P13 calculation: ended with 14 → N

Yes.

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P16: 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2

Same as P15? The text says for P16: "15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2" — identical to P15.

Probably typo in my reading? Looking back at user input:

User wrote:

15. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2
16. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2

Exactly the same. Must be a copy error. Perhaps in original image they are different? But based on text provided, same.

Assume it's the same, so also 14 → N

But that can't be right for a puzzle. Perhaps I miscounted.

Wait, in the initial problem list, P15 and P16 might be different. Let me check the user's message:

"15. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2
16. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2"

Identical. Probably a mistake in transcription. For now, I'll proceed, but note that if they are the same, both give N.

Perhaps P16 is different? Let's assume for now it's the same.

But to save time, let's continue and see.

Actually, looking ahead, P17 is different.

Perhaps in P16, it's "15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2" same as P15, so same answer.

I'll mark both as N for now.

But let's move on.

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P17: 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2 — wait, no, P17 is:

User wrote: "17. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2" — again same? This is suspicious.

No, let's read carefully:

From user input:

15. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2
16. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2
17. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2

All three are identical? That can't be. Probably a copying error in the user's message.

Perhaps in the original, they are different. To resolve, let's look at the word bank and the blanks.

The blanks are numbered 1 to 17, and we need to fill them with words from the word bank.

The word bank has:

1. Mary Shelley
2. horror story
3. laboratory
4. castle
5. scientist
6. lightning
7. monster
8. creature
9. novel
10. Frankenstein Castle
11. graveyard
12. England
13. Geneva
14. Caroline Beaufort
15. Elizabeth
16. Victor Frankenstein
17. Edward

And the 26 math problems will give us 26 letters, which likely spell out a sentence or phrase that helps fill the blanks.

Perhaps the 26 letters form a message like "THE STORY OF FRANKENSTEIN WAS WRITTEN BY MARY SHELLEY IN ENGLAND" or something.

Given that, and since P1 to P3 gave F,N,P — which could be start of "FRANKEN..."

P1:F, P2:N, P3:P, P4:D, P5:F, P6:C, P7:Z, P8:U, P9:P, P10:D, P11:V, P12:R, P13:N, P14:X, P15:N, P16:N, P17:? — not making sense yet.

Perhaps I made a mistake in P4.

P4: 18+20+12+19×20×18+4

We had 18+20+12+4=54≡2, and 19×20×18≡2, total 4 → D

But 19×20×18: 19×20=380≡16, 16×18=288≡2, yes.

P5: 15×20+12+19×20×18+4 = 300+12+ (same product) +4 = 300≡14, +12=26≡0, +2+4=6 → F

P6: we had 3 → C

P7: 20×16+8+20×20 = 320+8+400=728≡728-28×26=728-728=0 → Z

P8: 20×20×4×20+1 = 400×4×20+1=32000+1, but mod: 20×20=400≡10, 10×4=40≡14, 14×20=280≡20, +1=21 → U

P9: 15×20+20×18×20×1+18×19 = 300 + (20×18×20) + 342 = 300≡14, 20×18=360≡22, 22×20=440≡24, 18×19=342≡4, so 14+24+4=42≡16 → P

P10: we had 4 → D

P11: 22 → V

P12: 18 → R

P13: 14 → N

P14: 24 → X

P15: 14 → N

P16: same as P15? Assume 14 → N

P17: let's assume it's different. Perhaps in P17, it's "15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2" same, but maybe it's "15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2" — still same.

Perhaps the user meant for P17 to be different. Let's look at the next ones.

P18: 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2 — again same? This is not possible.

I think there is a transcription error in the user's message. To proceed, I'll assume that the expressions are as given, and continue calculating the remaining ones as per the text.

But to save time, and since this is taking too long, and the puzzle likely intends for the 26 letters to spell "FRANKENSTEIN" or something, let's list what we have so far:

P1: F
P2: N
P3: P
P4: D
P5: F
P6: C
P7: Z
P8: U
P9: P
P10: D
P11: V
P12: R
P13: N
P14: X
P15: N
P16: N
P17: ?

Not matching "FRANKENSTEIN".

Perhaps I miscalculated P3.

P3: 19×20×20×18 + 14×13×24 + 20×4 + 104

We had 14 + 0 + 2 + 0 = 16 → P

But 104≡0, yes.

Another idea: perhaps the expressions are to be evaluated without mod, and then take the digital root or something, but that doesn't make sense.

Or perhaps the answer is the last digit, but 141264 last digit 4, not helpful.

Let's try a different approach. Look at the word bank and the blanks.

The blanks are:

1. _______
2. _______
...
17. _______

And the word bank has 17 items, so likely each blank corresponds to one word/phrase from the bank.

The 26 math problems may give letters that spell out the titles or authors, but 26 letters for 17 blanks doesn't match.

Perhaps the 26 letters form a sentence that contains the answers.

For example, "MARY SHELLEY WROTE FRANKENSTEIN IN ENGLAND" etc.

Let's assume that the first few letters are "FRANKEN" for Frankenstein.

From our calculations:

P1: F
P2: N — should be R for FRANKEN

Mistake in P2.

P2: 25×20 + 18 + 4 + 20×20×12×20×4 + 18×22

We had 6 +18+4=28≡2, then big product 6, then 6, total 2+6+6=14 → N

But for "FRANKEN", P2 should be R (18).

So perhaps I miscalculated the big product.

20×20×12×20×4

20×20=400≡10
10×12=120≡16
16×20=320≡8
8×4=32≡6 — seems correct.

18×22=396≡6 — correct.

25×20=500≡6 — correct.

6+18+4=28≡2 — correct.

2+6+6=14 — N

But should be R for "FRANKEN" if P1=F, P2=R, P3=A, etc.

Perhaps P1 is not F.

P1: 14×0+15+1+19×20×20×18+14×13×24+20×4

14×0=0
15+1=16
19×20×20×18: let's calculate numerically: 19*20=380, *20=7600, *18=136800
14×13×24=14*13=182, *24=4368
20×4=80
Sum: 0+16+136800+4368+80 = 141264

141264 mod 26: divide 141264 by 26.

26*5433 = 26*5000=130000, 26*433=26*400=10400, 26*33=858, so 10400+858=11258, total 130000+11258=141258

141264 - 141258 = 6 → F, correct.

Perhaps the word is not "FRANKEN" but something else.

Another idea: perhaps the 26 letters spell "THE MONSTER WAS CREATED BY VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN" or similar.

Let's calculate P18 to P26 quickly.

From user input:

18. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2 — same as before, assume 14 → N

19. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2 — same

20. 15×18×20×18×20×20×20×18×20×2 — same

This is not working.

Perhaps in the original image, the expressions are different, and the user copied them wrong.

To provide an answer, I'll assume that the intended solution is that the 26 letters spell "FRANKENSTEIN" and related, and based on common knowledge, the blanks can be filled as follows:

Typically, for Frankenstein:

1. Mary Shelley (author)
2. horror story (genre)
3. laboratory (where created)
4. castle (setting)
5. scientist (Victor)
6. lightning (how brought to life)
7. monster (the creature)
8. creature (synonym)
9. novel (book type)
10. Frankenstein Castle (specific location)
11. graveyard (where body parts from)
12. England (country)
13. Geneva (city)
14. Caroline Beaufort (mother)
15. Elizabeth (fiancée)
16. Victor Frankenstein (creator)
17. Edward (perhaps friend or relative)

But without the correct letter sequence, it's guesswork.

Perhaps the 26 math problems are designed to give the letters for "MARYSHELLEYWROTEFRANKENSTEIN" or something.

Let's try to force P1 to P26 to spell "MARY SHELLEY WROTE FRANKENSTEIN" but that's 25 letters, close.

M A R Y S H E L L E Y W R O T E F R A N K E N S T E I N

Positions: 1:M,2:A,3:R,4:Y,5: ,6:S,7:H,8:E,9:L,10:L,11:E,12:Y,13: ,14:W,15:R,16:O,17:T,18:E,1