Frankenstein Ch. 4 Brit Lit

At the beginning of Chapter 4, how many years have passed without Victor Frankenstein going home for a visit?

• 6 weeks

• 6 months

• 1 year

• 2 years

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What does Victor Frankenstein start spending his days and nights alone doing?

• Reading and Writing New books

• Watching Dead bodies Decompose

• New Experiments. with Electricity

• Working Out and Hiking Outdoors

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"How dangerous is the acquirement of _____ and how much happier that man who believes his native town to be the world."

• Knowledge

• Love

• Power

• Ambition

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Victor states "how much happier that man who believes his native town to be the world, than [those] who aspire to become greater than nature will allow."

This is the same things as saying that:

• knowledge is awesome

• ignorance is bliss

• people should travel more

• people should not leave their native town

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Victor Frankenstein discovers that he is "capable of bestowing animation upon lifeless matter," which means:

• He can turn dead things into cartoon drawings

• He cannot bring dead things back to life

• He can be around lifeless matter and it doesn't bother him.

• He can bring dead things back to life

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Victor Frankenstein begins "the creation of a human being" that he decides will need to be _____ feet tall.

• 10

• 8

• 6

• 4

What does Victor Frankenstein choose this size?

• So that it would be intimidating and imposing

• Giant proportions would make his work easier

• To make it approximately fit in

• To make it easy to control

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What physically happens to Victor Frankenstein while he works on his creation?

• energized and motivated

• stronger and smarter

• pale and emaciated

• fat and lazy

Victor is alone in his work and does not even write home.

His father writes to Victor assuming WHAT about Victor's silence?

• Nothing. He just reminds his son to please write home

• That he must no longer have the "same feelings" and would like to "forget those miles away"

• That he is studying a lot and must be "engaged heart and soul in one pursuit"

• Ignoring home means "other duties are equally neglected" like his studies

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After spending a full year working on his creation, Victor Frankenstein grew alarmed at the wreck he perceived that he had become.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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