Frankenstein 21-24

At the end of chapter 20, when Victor arrives at a town just off shore, they accuse him of:

• Witchcraft
• Betrayal
• Murder
• Stealing

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The monster strangles Victor.

• True
• False

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What happens to the monster at the end of the novel?

• He broke his neck as he tried to jump from the ship.
• He laughed and said he would continue to seek revenge on humanity.
• He floated away into the darkness on an ice raft.
• The ship's captain shot and killed him.

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What happened to Frankenstein on his wedding night?

• The creature kidnapped Elizabeth.
• The creature attacked Victor, but Frankenstein managed to escape.
• The creature attacked both of them but only killed Elizabeth.
• The creature broke into the room and killed Elizabeth.

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What causes Victor to destroy the female monster he begins to create?

• He fears it might be able to have monster children.
• He fears it might not want to run away with the male monster.
• He fears that it might be even more destructive than the male monster.
• All of the above

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Who does Walton find with Victor's body?

• Spirits 
• The Monster
• No one; it's stolen.
• Several crew members

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How does the creature view humans while on his journey?

• As helpers, freely utilizing their skills and assistance
• resources, taking what he needs from them
• good Samaritans, employing their help and assistance along the way
• enemies, frightening and stealing from them

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What does the monster promise Victor after he destroys the female creature?

• He will be with Victor Frankenstein on his wedding night.
• He will disappear and never see Victor again. 
• He will steal Victor's scientific inventions. 
• He will rob Alphonse Frankenstein's estate. 

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Once released from prison, why is Frankenstein so eager to return home?

• To marry Elizabeth
• To hunt for the monster
• To protect his family and await the monster
• To finally admit what he has done

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How many people in Frankenstein's life have died now, directly or indirectly, because of the monster?

• 9
• 5
• 6
• 3

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