Frankenstein Chapters 6-11

In chapter 6, from whom was the letter that Clerval gave Frankenstein when he had recovered?

• It was from the creature.

• It was from Professor Krempe.

• It was from Elizabeth.

• It was from his brother Ernest.

True or False: Frankenstein and Clerval spent the next few months after the Creature runs away preparing a new experiment

• True

• False

Frankenstein received news that his brother, _________________, had been murdered.

• Ernest

• William

• Henry

• Robert

in chapter 7 where did Frankenstein see the creature?

• The creature was hiding behind a tree at the funeral.

• The creature intercepted him on the road on his way home.

• Frankenstein saw the creature on the streets of Ingolstadt.

• Frankenstein saw the creature when he is home in Geneva on Mont Blanc.

Who was wrongly accused of murdering William?

• Justine, who lived with the family, was accused of committing the murder.

• Jean-Claude, one of the servants, was accused of committing the murder.

• Frankenstein’s brother was accused of committing the murder.

• Jason, one of the boy’s friends, was accused of committing the murder.

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In chapter 8 what happened to the accused person?

• The accused person was found innocent and released.

• The accused person confessed under pressure, and was convicted and hanged.

• The accused person committed suicide in prison.

• Frankenstein helped the accused person escape from prison and flee the country.

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At the end of chapter 9 where did Frankenstein go to seek relief?

• He went to a monastery in France.

• He went back to the university.

• He went to a hospital in Geneva.

• He traveled to the Apine valley and the village of Chamounix.

In chapter 10 where did Frankenstein meet his creature?

• They met in Inglostadt.

• They met in Geneva.

• They met at the summit of Montanvert.

• They met on the bridge of Pelissier.

In chapter 10 what did the creature want of Frankenstein?

• He wanted money and food.

• He wanted a place to live.

• He wanted to go back to the university and study with Frankenstein.

• He wanted Frankenstein to listen to the account of his life so far.

In chapter 11 the perspective shifts. Who is telling the story in this chapter and to whom.

• The creature is telling his side of the story to Victor Frankenstein.

• Robert Walton is telling the creature's side of the story to Victor Frankenstein.

• Victor Frankenstein is telling his side of the story to Robert Walton.

• Victor Frankenstein is telling his side of the story to the creature.