Frankenstein - Chapter 11

In Chapter 11, we learn that the monster has had to learn about the world differently than human babies do. Why?

• Victor used insufficient parts when creating the monster

• He has had no one to guide him in the process as human babies do

• The monster is awakened rather than born, so he already has a lot of knowledge

• He is fully grown, but has the mind of an infant

Who is narrating the story in Chapter 11?

• Robert Walton

• Victor Franknestein

• The monster/creature

• Elizabeth

What is the monster's experience with fire?

• He lights an old man's hut on fire

• He is burned by the hot embers

• He lights a torch with it

• None of these

What is the first place the monster stumbles upon on his voyage in the forest?

• Family cottage

• Village

• Nowhere

• Small hut

How do the villagers react to the monster?

• They attack him

• They don't react at all

• They greet him politely

• They call him ugly

Where does the monster seek refuge after being attacked by the villagers?

• A cottage

• A tree

• Victor's apartment

• A hovel

Who does the monster see while taking shelter?

• Victor

• William's ghost

• A family

• Elizabeth

While observing, why is the monster so amazed at the old blind man?

• He can sing

• He can play the guitar

• He can cook

• He is really strong

Which of these is NOT an example of a motif expressed in Chapter 11?

• Loneliness

• Pain

• Darkness

• They are all expressed in this chapter

Primarily, why does the creature avoid meeting the cottagers/family?

• He is scared that they will reject him

• He can't speak their language

• They give him bad vibes

• Victor told him to stay away from them