Frankenstein Chapters 9-13

What is Victor's main emotion regarding the monster in chapters 9-13?

• happiness and contentment

• anger and resentment

• love and admiration

• fear and regret

Describe the monster's experiences in the wilderness.

• The monster faced challenges, learned survival skills, and adapted to the wilderness.

• The monster joined a wilderness book club.

• The monster became a professional chef in the wilderness.

• The monster enjoyed a luxurious vacation in the wilderness.

How does the monster interact with the De Lacey family?

• The monster joins the De Lacey family for dinner and becomes their loyal servant

• The monster observes, learns, and approaches the De Lacey family seeking companionship, but they reject him due to his appearance.

• The monster immediately attacks the De Lacey family upon meeting them

• The De Lacey family welcomes the monster with open arms and offers him a place to stay

Why does Victor pursue the monster in these chapters?

• Victor wants to befriend the monster

• Victor is seeking revenge on the monster

• Victor feels responsible for creating the monster and wants to destroy it.

• Victor is trying to capture the monster alive

What does Victor feel guilty about in relation to the monster?

• Being too kind to the monster

• Ignoring the monster's pleas for help

• Abandoning and neglecting the monster

• Feeling proud of creating the monster

How does the monster feel about his own existence?

• Conflicted

• Indifferent

• Joyful

• Content

What is the significance of the De Lacey family in the monster's story?

• The De Lacey family provides the monster with his first experience of acceptance and kindness, shaping his understanding of humanity.

• The De Lacey family is responsible for creating the monster in a lab experiment.

• The De Lacey family teaches the monster how to be evil and seek revenge.

• The De Lacey family rejects the monster, leading to his feelings of isolation and anger.

What motivates Victor to continue his pursuit of the monster?

• Fear, anger, and curiosity

• Love, compassion, and forgiveness

• Jealousy, greed, and ambition

• Sense of responsibility, guilt, and desire for revenge

How does the monster's appearance affect his interactions with others?

• The monster's appearance leads to positive interactions with others

• The monster's appearance influences how others perceive and treat him, often leading to negative interactions.

• The monster's appearance only affects his interactions with a select few individuals

• The monster's appearance has no impact on his interactions with others

Whihc best matches the theme of isolation as seen in these chapters.

• The theme of isolation is depicted through excessive socialization, emotional attachment, and strong connections.

• Isolation is shown through physical closeness, emotional involvement, and meaningful relationships.

• The chapters highlight isolation through group activities, emotional bonding, and deep connections.

• The theme of isolation is portrayed through physical separation, emotional detachment, and lack of meaningful connections.