Frankenstein Chapter

Who is the narriator of Chapter one?

• Victor Frankenstein

• Robert Walton

• Elizabeth Lavenza

• Victor's father - Alphonse Frankenstein

When does chapter one begin?

• When Victor was born

• When Victor first creates the monster

• Before Victor was born

• Robert Walton starting his voyage

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How did Alphonse Frankenstein meet Carolne Beaufort?

• A dating Ap that he had created

• She was his best friend's daughter

• She was his lab assistant

• She was a fellow politican

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Carolina and Alphonse Frankenstein were similar in age and mindset

• True

• False, Alphonse Frankenstein was older

• False, Alphonse Frankenstein was younger.

• False, Alphonse Frankenstein thought and acted differently than Caroline.

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What was the beautiful present Victor was given?

• An orphan girl named Elizabeth

• His father's watch

• His mother's necklace

• A green sash that allowed to to not be harmed for 12 hours a day.

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Who said: "She will be mine and mine only for all time?" and who did that person mean?

• Alphonse Frankenstein about Caroline

• Victor Frankenstein about Elizabeth

• Caroline Frankenstein

  About Elizabeth

• Vegita about Bulma

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Why did Caroline want to adopt Elizabeth?

• Alphonse Frankenstein lef the family and she adopted Elizabeth out of sadness.

• She could not have another child.

• She owed Elizabeth's family a debt.

• She felt sorry for her since they were both orphans from a good family fallen on hard times.

What could Safie do that impressed the monster?

• Dance

• She could sing and play the guitar

• Learn to speak quicker than him

• Her ability to create new things out of old.

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The Monster began to look at knowledge very much like

• Doctor Frankenstein

• Agatha

• Elizabeth

• Serife

I heard of the division of property, of immense wealth and squalid poverty, of rank, descent, and noble blood. This is an example of:

• Societal monstrosity

• Man vs. Nature

• The monster's inability to comprehend mankind

• The monster's acknowledgement of money

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