Frankenstein Chapters 12-13

At the beginning of Chapter 12, the monster discovers that the old man that lives in the cottage is...

• Blind
• Crippled
• Simple
• Greedy

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In Chapter 12, the monster discovers that the de Lacey family is unhappy.  Why are they unhappy?

• Bad Marriage
• Angry Father
• Poverty
• Outcasted by Society

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What does the monster collect for the de Lacey family and set on their doorstep after discovering his stealing was making him a burden?

• nuts
• berries
• fire
• wood

In Chapter 12, the monster decides he will eventually "reveal" himself to the cottagers, but he must first do what?

• Gain their trust
• Master their language
• Mask his face
• Help in their garden

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Frankenstein's monster interrupts his story numerous times to call himself a miserable WHAT?

• devil
• man
• fiend
• wretch

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Safie is the name of who?

• Felix's sister
• The monster's pet bird
• Felix's love
• The monster's friend

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In Chapter 13, what are the de Lacey's teaching Safie?

• cooking skills
• their language
• sewing techniques
• gardening skills

The monster and Safie improve rapidly in the knowledge of language. How many months does the Monster say have gone by before he begins to comprehend most of the words uttered by "his protectors"?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

The Monster reflects on his education from the de Lacey's and it causes him agony. Why?

• He learned his true fate as a monster

• He learned the strange system of human society

• He learned that Safie will never love him

• He learned that he can never leave the hovel

What does the Monster call the de Laceys? (Ch. 13)

• my cottagers

• delicacies

• blots

• my family

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