Frankenstein: Reading Assessment Practice

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What does the creature express about life in Frankenstein?

Back

The creature states that life, despite being filled with suffering, is dear to him and he will defend it.

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What does the term 'abhor' mean in the context of Frankenstein?

Back

To regard with disgust and hatred.

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What is the significance of the creature referring to himself as 'thy Adam'?

Back

It signifies that the creature sees himself as a creation meant to be loved and cared for, similar to Adam in the Biblical story.

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What does the creature imply by saying he is 'rather the fallen angel'?

Back

He suggests that he has been cast out and is suffering, contrasting his intended role as a beloved creation.

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What does the phrase 'I cannot stand the sight of the creature' indicate about Frankenstein's feelings?

Back

It indicates that Frankenstein is horrified and repulsed by his own creation.

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How does the creature's desire to communicate with Frankenstein manifest in the text?

Back

The creature's desire is shown when he attempts to approach Frankenstein and make sounds, indicating a wish to connect.

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What does the creature mean by 'I am thy creature'?

Back

He acknowledges his dependence on Frankenstein as his creator and expresses a desire for acceptance.

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What is the emotional state of the creature when he says he has wandered in the desert mountains?

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He feels isolated, rejected, and seeks refuge in desolate places due to the hatred he faces.

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What does the creature's reference to 'the caves of ice' symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes his loneliness and the coldness of the world towards him.

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What does the phrase 'I will not be tempted to set myself in opposition to thee' reveal about the creature's intentions?

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It reveals that the creature does not wish to fight or harm Frankenstein, despite his suffering.