Frankenstein Abridged 7-12

Who is left alive at the end of the novel?

• Robert Walton

• Victor Frankenstein

• Henry Clerval

• Alphonse Frankenstein (Victor's father)

How does the monster fulfill his threat of being with Victor on his wedding night?

• He kills Victor on his wedding night

• He strangles Elizabeth on the wedding night

• He kills Victor's father on his wedding night

• He watches from just outside the window as Elizabeth and Victor marry

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What is Victor obsessed with after Elizabeth's death?

• finding another woman
• protecting his family
• gaining revenge
• finding a way to re-animate Elizabeth's corpse

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Victor's father dies

• from grief over so many terrible things happening so close together.

• at the monster's hands.

• when he realizes that Frankenstein is behind all the murders.

How did the monster learn to speak?

• He hid in the closet and listened during class at school

• He stole books from the library and taught himself

• He observed a family through a hole in the wall of their cabin

• He made friends with a rugged mountain man who taught him

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What did the monster ask Frankenstein to do for him?

• make him a wife

• take him into the family

• teach him science and math

• build him a cabin

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When the cottagers reject the monster, what does he do in retaliation?

• Kills them
• Steals their food
• Burns down their cottage
• Cries

What did Victor do when the monster came to life?

• He slapped the monster and ran.

• He fled to the courtyard.

• He cried in the corner begging for help.

• He attempted to kill the monster

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Why does Victor decide to tell Captain Walton his story?

• In thanks for saving his life

• As a warning to not pursue dangerous knowledge

• To pay him for the ride to the north pole

• Because they are having a contest to see who can tell the best story.

Frankenstein ignores his family in his pursuit to create the monster. 

• False

• True

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