Frankenstein ch 7-8

What news does Victor receive when he arrives home from his trip?

• Elizabeth has married someone else.

• Ernest is dead.

• William is dead.

• His monster has been found.

Who is the prime suspect?

• Justine Moritz

• Elizabeth Lavenza

• Ernest Frankenstein

• William Frankenstein

What do Elizabeth and Mr. Alphonse Frankenstein believe motivated the murderer?

• the fact that his name was Frankenstein

• the direction from which he came

• the fancy shoes he had on

• the locket he was wearing

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What evidence was found that suggests who the primary suspect might be?

• A single hair at the crime scene.

• Gigantic footprints.

• The murder weapon was found in his/her bedroom

• A picture of Victor's mother was found in his/her belongings.

What does Victor see at the scene of the crime that causes him extreme agitation?

• A lightning bolt destroys a tree, just like it did when he first became fascinated by the power of nature.

• An item belonging to the victim that provides valuable evidence.

• Elizabeth

• His creation lurking in the trees and then disappearing up a mountain.

How does Frankenstein feel as he prepares for the suspect's trial?

• Nervous that people will figure out what he did.

• Angry with his father for suspecting this person.

• Torturously guilty, as he feels personally responsible.

• At ease, as he knows that the monster has finally disappeared in the Alps.

How does Justine appear before the trial?

• Nervous and frantic
• Calm and serene
• Exhausted
• Taken by insanity

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Whose testimony makes Justine cry during the trial?

• Elizabeth's
• Victor's
• Ernest's
• Henry Clerval's

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What is NOT a piece of evidence against Justine?

• She was in possession of the necklace that William was wearing.
• She was gone the entire night of the murder.
• She broke into violent hysterics when the body was found.
• She was wearing a ring that matched a mark on William's neck.

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What surprised Victor at the end of the suspect's trial?

• The suspect confessed even when he/she was truly innocent.

• The suspect blamed Victor for abandoning the family.

• The suspect revealed that he/she had been plotting this murder for a long time as revenge against the Frankenstein family.

• The jury declared the suspect not guilty in spite of all the evidence against him/her.