Frankenstein Chapters 12 and 13 Quiz

What are the main issues /themes in chapters 12 and 13 in Frankenstein?

• The creature's education and self-discovery

• The history of Victor Frankenstein's family

• The creature's physical appearance

• The geography of the setting

How does Victor feel about the creature's encounter with the De Lacey family?

• Angry and vengeful

• Excited and hopeful

• Indifferent and apathetic

• Fear and disappointment

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What does the creature learn from observing the De Lacey family?

• The creature learns how to cook

• The creature learns how to fly

• The creature learns about human emotions, language, and behavior.

• The creature learns how to swim

Why does Victor isolate himself in the mountains?

• To find a new job

• To start a new family

• To escape from a dangerous situation

• Seeking solitude and a break from society

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What are the consequences of Victor's actions towards the creature?

• The consequences are that the creature becomes Victor's loyal servant

• The consequences are that the creature forgives Victor and they become friends

• The consequences are that the creature seeks revenge and causes destruction.

• The consequences are that the creature disappears and is never seen again

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How does the creature's education and self-discovery impact its behavior?

• By causing it to become more introverted and isolated

• By shaping its beliefs, values, and understanding of the world.

• By making it more aggressive and violent

• By leading it to become more obedient and submissive

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What are Victor's conflicted feelings towards the creature?

• Joy, excitement, and happiness

• Love, admiration, and trust

• Guilt, fear, and responsibility

• Indifference, apathy, and contentment

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How does the creature's encounter with the De Lacey family affect its understanding of humanity?

• It makes the creature want to destroy humanity

• It has no effect on the creature's understanding of humanity

• It makes the creature hate humanity even more

• It allows the creature to gain a more nuanced and empathetic understanding of humanity.

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What role does isolation play in the development of both Victor and the creature?

• Isolation has no impact on the development of Victor and the creature

• Isolation plays a significant role in the development of both Victor and the creature.

• Isolation only affects the development of Victor, not the creature

• Isolation leads to the positive development of Victor and the creature

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In what ways do Victor's actions contribute to the tragic events in chapters 12 and 13?

• Befriending the creature and helping it

• Creating the creature and then abandoning it

• Apologizing to the creature and making amends

• Ignoring the creature and never acknowledging its existence

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