Frankenstein Ch 9-12

How did the creature learn to speak and to read?

• A young child befriended him and taught him.
• He sat outside the local school house and listened.
• He observed and listened to the cottagers.
• Frankenstein had programmed his brain to know how immediately.

What was unique about the old man in the house?

• He was deaf

• He was crippled

• He was blind

• He was dumb

Where does the creature begin to tell his tale?

• in a mansion

• in a cave

• in a cabin

• in a hut

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

What was the life altering thing that the monster found at the hobo camp?

• A hobo named Thedore VonHowsit

• Fire

• The ability to cook berries

• A blanket

What drove him from the town?

• An angry family

• An angry pack of dogs

• An angry mob

• An angry duck

Who does Victor see on the mountain in Chapter 10? What is Victor asked to do at the end of the chapter?

• He sees the creature, who asks him to leave Europe forever

• He sees Justine, who asks him to help her change her identity

• He sees the creature, who asks him to hear his story

• He doesn't see anyone, but he reads a letter asking him to return to college

Who says (in Chapter 10) “I expected this reception…all men hate the wretched; how, then, must I be hated”?

• Justine

• The creature

• William

• The police officer who arrests Victor

Who killed William?

• Victor

• Henry

• A stranger

• The monster