Frankenstein Ch. 11-12

Who is narrating the story in chapter 11?

• Robert Walton

• The monster

• Victor

• Elizabeth

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Which of these is not a cottager?

• Agatha

• Bertha

• Felix

• Delacey

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How does the creature try to connect to the cottagers?

• Sharing a meal with them

• Waving at them

• Speaking their language

• Dancing like them

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What season do both Victor and the creature like best?

• Fall

• Winter

• Summer

• Spring

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Why does the creature avoid meeting the cottagers?

• Scared if they see him they will reject him

• Doesn't want them to be his friends

• He doesn't think he speaks clearly

• Victor told him to stay away

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Why is the creature perplexed by the unhappiness of the peasant family?

• He thought they were a happy family and had every reason to be content. They never fought.

• He thought they possessed a delightful house and every luxury. They were also happy in each others' company.

• He thought they were nobility.

• He thought they were mafia who ruled the surrounding territory.

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How does the creature feel when he sees his reflection in the water?

• He feels silly because he forgot to brush his hair.

• He admires his fabulous hair and pearly white teeth.

• He feels sad because he is not beautiful.

• He feels terrified and unable to believe what he sees.

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How does the creature imagine the family’s reception of him?

• He imagines they would be in awe of his fabulous hair and awesome tie-dye clothing.

• He imagines they would be horrified until they became used to his looks, and then they would be okay with him.

• He imagines they would be disgusted until they realize how gentle he is, and then they would love him.

• He imagines they would welcome him as the good spirit who helped them.

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At the end of the chapter, the creature believes his future to be _____________.

• Bright and hopeful

• Colorful like tie-dye

• Horrifying and terrible

• Beautiful and magnificent

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