Frankenstein Part 2 Chapter 3-5

Where does the creature first find shelter after leaving the forest near Ingolstadt?

• A village cottage

• A shepherd’s hut

• A low hovel next to a cottage

• A cave in the woods

What is the creature’s initial reaction to seeing his reflection in a pool of water?

• He feels pride in his appearance

• He is terrified and filled with despair

• He is indifferent to his looks

• He admires his strength

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Who is the blind member of the cottager family?

• Felix

• Agatha

• The old man (father)

• Safie

What book does Felix use to teach Safie, which also educates the creature?

• Paradise Lost

• Ruins of Empires by Volney

• The Bible

• The Sorrows of Young Werther

What emotion does the creature experience most strongly after learning about human society from Felix’s lessons?

• Joy and hope

• Anger and confusion

• Sorrow and self-loathing

• Curiosity and excitement

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How does the creature first discover the use of fire?

• He sees villagers cooking with it

• He feels its warmth and experiments with it, learning it burns

• He reads about it in a book

• He accidentally starts a fire with wet wood

Why does the creature stop stealing food from the cottagers?

• He finds a better food source in the village

• He realizes it causes them pain due to their poverty

• He is caught and chased away

• He grows tired of their food

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What is the significance of the creature learning the cottagers’ names (e.g., Felix, Agatha, father)?

• It helps him steal more effectively

• It deepens his understanding of human relationships

• It allows him to escape detection

• It teaches him how to write

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How does Safie's arrival change the mood of the cottager family?

• It makes them more fearful and cautious

• It brings joy and dispels their sorrow

• It causes tension and arguments

• It has no noticeable effect

What does the creature realize about his identity after comparing himself to the cottagers?

• He is stronger and more intelligent than they are

• He is deformed and lacks human connections

• He is destined to join their family

• He is equal to them in every way

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