Frankenstein: Exploring Chapters 3-4

What sparked Victor Frankenstein's interest in science as a child?

• A fascination with alchemy books

• An inspiring science teacher

• A lightning storm that destroyed a tree

• His mother's illness

How does Victor Frankenstein describe his feelings upon bringing the monster to life?

• Pride and accomplishment

• Fear and disgust

• Happiness and excitement

• Indifference and boredom

What is the first thing the monster does after coming to life?

• Speaks to Victor

• Runs away from the laboratory

• Smiles at Victor

• Tries to touch Victor

How does Victor react after the monster comes to life?

• He embraces the monster as his child

• He immediately tries to teach it to speak

• He flees from the laboratory in horror

• He destroys the monster

What motivates the monster's revenge against Victor?

• Victor's refusal to create a companion for him

• Victor's attempt to capture and kill him

• The monster's inherent evil nature

• Society's rejection of him

What is Victor's initial reaction to his creation's demand for a companion?

• He agrees without hesitation

• He refuses and destroys his work

• He agrees but later changes his mind

• He ignores the monster's request

How does the monster learn about human society and emotions?

• By attending a school

• Through Victor's teachings

• By observing a family secretly

• By reading books he finds

What is Victor's primary reason for creating the monster?

• To defeat death

• To gain fame and recognition

• Out of loneliness

• To serve as a companion

How does the monster feel upon realizing his own appearance?

• Proud and superior

• Indifferent

• Confused and curious

• Horrified and rejected

What effect does the monster's appearance have on people?

• They are intrigued and want to learn more about him

• They welcome him into their communities

• They are frightened and attack him

• They ignore him