Frankenstein Volume 2

What was unique about De Lacey, the old man in the cottage?

• He was deaf

• He was crippled

• He was dumb

• He was blind

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What is a predominant feature of Romantic literature?

• Big cities

• Stormy weather

• Nature imagery

• Religious symbols

What is a predominant feature of Gothic literature?

• Big cities

• Stormy weather

• Nature imagery

• Religious symbols

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How did Frankenstein feel when his experiment succeeded and the creature came to life?

• He was ecstatic and jubilant

• He was excited and happy

• He was afraid and resigned

• He was horrified and disgusted

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Before getting in contact with Frankenstein, where does the creature spend most of his time?

• In a hovel attached to a cottage

• In a hut upon a mountain

• In a barn on an abandoned farm

• In Victor Frankenstein's apartment

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What are the names of the cottagers the creature observes?

• DeLuca, Francis, Alex

• DeLancy, Fenix, Abigail

• Daniel, Fredrick, Audrey

• DeLacey, Felix, Agatha

Why is DeLacey not afraid when the creature speaks to him?

• He is blind

• He has always known the creature was there

• DeLacey fears no one

• He doesn't care about appearances

What happens in the days after the creature and the cottagers finally meet each other?

• The cottagers hire the creature to cut and carry wood

• The cottagers move out and the creature moves in

• The cottagers move out, and the creature burns the cottage down

• The cottagers invite the creature to live with them in the cottage

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Who is responsible for the death of William Frankenstein?

• Justine Moritz

• Elizabeth Lavenza

• Alphonse Frankenstein

• The creature

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What is an unreliable narrator?

• Someone that is trustworthy

• Someone the reader can't fully believe

• Someone who gives all sides of a story

• Someone who breaks the rules

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