Frankenstein - Volume 2

Who says "Excessive sorrow prevents improvement or enjoyment, or even the discharge of daily usefulness, without which no man is fit for society"?

• Elizabeth

• Victor Frankenstein

• Alphonse Frankenstein

• Justine

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Two months after Justine is executed, where does Alphonse take his family?

• Chamounix, near Mt. Blanc

• Ingolstadt, Germany

• On a sailing adventure to the North Sea

• The Scottish highlands

While in Chamounix, where does Victor go to help him "forget the passing cares of life"?

• the frozen woods near the family's lodge

• A small cabin overlooking Lake Geneva

• A cave on the side of Mt. Blanc

• the glacier at Montavert

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Which word is used repeatedly to describe the Alpine landscape?

• monstrous

• divine

• sublime

• arctic

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Upon meeting his creator, what two biblical allusions does the Creature make about the nature of his existence?

• Mary and Joseph

• Adam and the fallen angel (Satan)

• Jesus and the Apostles

• John the Baptist and his persecutors

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Finding a hovel connected to a small home, the Creature observes the De Lacey family and first wonders

• why they cry so often

• why they chase him away every night

• how they make music

• how they cook

As his emotional awareness expands to allow him to understand the De Lacey's poverty, the Creature (select all that apply)

• abandons the hovel

• stops stealing food from them

• starts helping them by gathering wood for them every night

• vows to get them money

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After seeing his reflection in a pool of water, the Creature

• becomes enraged and vows to find his creator

• does not understand how reflection works

• understands why his creator abandoned him

• begins to realize he is different from others

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The Creature believes that learning their language, which he calls a "godlike science," will

• help him write his tale

• be the first step to allowing him to create a partner for himself

• make it so the De Lacey's will overlook his deformity and accept him

• allow him to explain to authorities what has happened to him

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What is the name of the book that Felix uses to teach Safie about language and history (and from which the Creature learns as well)?

• Volney's Ruins of Empires

• Shakespeare's Hamlet

• Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner"

• The Bible

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