Frankenstein Chapters 13-14

How are Safie and the creature similar when it comes to the situation they are in?

• They both are struggling to fit in with a group that is different from them, and they are trying to learn the language as well.

• They are struggling with the knowledge about the truth of mankind, and they are learning the hard way.

• They are both trying to win the acceptance and affection of the cottagers.

• Both A and C

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What theme is developed on page 86?

• Knowledge is something everyone seeks, yet people get there at different speeds.

• Knowledge comes to people in waves, and one must always be prepared to accept it.

• Knowledge can open the door to dissatisfaction because it can make one aware of the negative side of life as well.

• Knowledge is something that must be sought in order for a person to succeed in life.

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Which quote conveys the reason, why Safie's father imprisoned?

• "He was tried and condemned to death." Pg. 88

• "He was a Turkish merchant, and had inhabited Paris for many years, when, for some reason which I could not learn, he became obnoxious to the government." Pg. 88

• "Felix had accidentally been present at the trial; his horror and indignation were uncontrollable when he heard the decision of the court." Pg. 88

• "He was seized and cast into prison the very day that Safie arrived from Constantinople." Pg. 88

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What does the creature give to Victor as proof of his tale?

• The instruments that were used to create him from Victor's lab.

• The clothes he first wore after being abandoned by Victor.

• William's clothing from when he was murdered by the creature.

• the letters sent between Felix and Safie

What did Felix do for Safie and her father?

• Helped her father escape from prison the night before his execution in exchange for her hand in marriage.

• Agreed to provide them with money to set up a house in Paris.

• Agreed to take food to the prison each day to feed Safie's father.

• Successfully argued the father's case in court so that he was freed from prison.

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How were the De Lacey's punished for Felix's actions?

• Agatha and the father were imprisoned, while Felix was sought. Once Felix returned, the family was stripped of their money and possessions.

• Felix was imprisoned while Agatha was forced to work as a servant in the palace.

• The entire family was left homeless and penniless, and they fled to a cottage in Germany.

• Both A and C

What complicated Felix's emotions after he was stripped of his money, home, and title?

• Safie's father would no longer allow her to marry Felix.

• Safie refused to marry Felix because he was poor.

• His father and sister took ill with influenza.

• All of the above

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Based on Felix's willingness to help Safie's father escape from prison, the reader can conclude...

• He is selfless and determined to right an injustice.

• He is benevolent and amiable.

• both A and B

• He is optimistic and repugnant

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