The Invisible Man

1. What happens to Griffin when he tries to explain his situation to the villagers?

• • They believe him immediately.

• • They become hostile and attack him.

• • They ignore him completely.

• They offer him help.

1. How does Griffin feel about his invisibility as the story progresses?

• He is excited and revels in it.

• • He feels increasingly isolated and desperate.

• • He finds it amusing and playful.

• • He sees it as a temporary situation.

1. What is one of the primary motivations for Griffin's actions in these chapters?

• • To find a way to become visible again.

• • To seek revenge against society.

• • To gain power and control over others.

• To prove his theories about invisibility.

1. Who assists Griffin during his time of need after he is attacked by the villagers?

• • Kemp, a former colleague.

• • Bunting, the innkeeper.

• • Gibbons, the naturalist.

• • The constable.

1. What is a major theme explored in chapters 10-23?

• • The benefits of scientific advancement.

• • The consequences of isolation and madness.

• • The importance of community and friendship.

• • The joy of discovery and invention.

1. What does Griffin do to the village after he becomes enraged at their reaction to him?

• • He helps them with their problems.

• • He vandalizes property.

• • He leaves the village quietly.

• • He gives a speech about invisibility.

1. What does Kemp do to try and stop Griffin's rampage?

• • He tries to reason with him.

• • He informs the police about Griffin.

• • He challenges Griffin to a duel.

• He seeks out a scientist to help.

1. How does the public react to the news of an invisible man in their midst?

• • They celebrate the discovery.

• • They panic and become fearful.

• • They show indifference.

• • They immediately accept it as normal.