Frankenstein Quiz: Ch 9-10

Victor responds to William and Justine's deaths by

• planning to hunt down the monster
• becoming depressed and wanting to be alone.
• telling his family about the monster
• taking his family and leaving Switzerland

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At night, Victor frequently

• searches for the monster
• visits William's grave
• studies the legalities of Justine's execution
• rows his boat into the middle of the lake

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Why does Victor feel like he is the "true murder" of William and Justine?

• He created William and Justine's murderer
• By not speaking up about the monster, Victor caused Justine's execution
• Both a and b
• None of the above

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How does it seem the monster plans to seek revenge on Victor?

• follow Victor throughout the world
• not allow Victor to know of his whereabouts
• harm random people and frame Victor for murder
• harm Victor's family members

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Which of the following best explains the Romantic writers' attitude toward nature?

• Nature was created for the pleasure of men
• Nature can act as a soothing healing force
• Nature was created as a source of products and materials
• Nature should be worshipped as a living deity

What ultimatum does the creature give Victor?

• locate a friend for the creature
• help the creature travel to a remote location
• change the creature's appearance to make him appear more human
• comply with the creature's demands or he will continue to murder people

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Why does the creature say that he committed murder?

• Humans' abhorrence of him drove him to commit murder
• Children had been especially cruel to the creature
• The creature is unable to have children of his own
• The creature specifically hunted William because of his kinship to Victor

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Which choice best describes how the creature portrays himself when speaking to Victor?

• ill-educated and crude
• threatening adn violent
• well-spoken and intelligent
• despondent and depressed

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