Frankenstein Chapters 5-10

How does Elizabeth feel after writing her letter?

• She has written herself into better spirits

• She misses Victor more than ever

• She has become really tired and is ready for bed

• She has convinced herself that she will not see Victor anytime soon

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Whom does Elizabeth praise in her letter?

• Clerval

• William

• Victor

• Justine

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Whose letter can we read in chapter 7?

• Mr. Waldman

• Victor's father

• Victor

• Clerval

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Victor's brothers are...

• Charles and Harry
• Ernest and William
• Henry and Justin
• William and James

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Who is the servant at Victor's Geneva home?

• Justine
• Caroline
• Elizabeth
• Henrietta

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Under what circumstances does Victor first see the creature en route to his hometown?

• The creature confronts Victor while he is asleep in his home.

• The creature is illuminated by lightening and then disappears.

• Victor traces the creature's footsteps and discovers him in hiding.

• The creature appears at Justine's trial to mock Victor.

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Why is Justine originally suspected of murdering William?

• She is found with mud and grass stains on her clothes from the site of William's murder.
• She was nowhere to be found the night of William's murder.
• She is found with a photo of William's mother in her pocket, the same that was in William's locket.
• Justine had secretly expressed a hatred for William to her friends in town.

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What is the outcome/verdict of Justine's trial?

• Justine admits to murdering William and is killed herself as punishment.
• Justine begs for mercy, pleads innocent, but is still found guilty and killed.
• Justine pleads innocent and is released, free of charge.
• Victor admits to killing William and Justine is released free of charge.

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What is Victor's response to the outcome of Justine's trial?

• He is relieved and is happy to have not been discovered as a mad scientist.
• He feels guilty, is depressed, and leaves town for the mountains in order to escape temporarily.
• He is inspired to create more science to see how far he can push scientific boundaries and returns to Ingotstadt.
• He makes plans with Henry to kill the creature to bring justice to his family. 

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How does the creature first communicate (in words) with Victor Frankenstein?

• The creature's words are incomprehensible; he talks in mumbles and random noises.
• He is eloquent and persistent, sad but also eager to share his story with his creator.
• He is overcome with anger and tries to kill Victor.
• He is overcome with joy and happiness at meeting his father/creator.

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