Exploring Chapter 4 of Frankenstein

In this chapter of Frankenstein, Victor successfully brings his creature to life but is horrified by its appearance. Exhausted, he experiences a nightmare and wakes to find the monster by his bedside. Fleeing in fear, Victor later meets his friend Henry, who helps him recover from illness. The chapter is rich with gothic elements, including a spooky setting and themes of madness. It also touches on science fiction, as Victor avoids detailing the creation process to prevent replication. The narrative maintains realism by not naming the monster, highlighting the duality of creator and creation.

What is Victor's initial reaction after bringing the creature to life?

• He introduces the creature to his friends.

• He is horrified and flees.

• He immediately starts teaching the creature.

• He celebrates his success.

What happens to Victor after he flees from his laboratory?

• He meets Elizabeth.

• He writes a letter to his father.

• He starts a new experiment.

• He collapses in a nightmare.

Who does Victor meet in town the next morning?

• Henry Clerval

• Elizabeth

• The monster

• His father

What is the state of Victor's health after the creation of the monster?

• He loses his memory.

• He becomes stronger.

• He falls ill due to the shock.

• He is perfectly fine.

Who helps Victor recover from his illness?

• The monster

• His father

• Henry Clerval

• Elizabeth

What does Henry convince Victor to do during his recovery?

• Leave the town

• Destroy the monster

• Write to his father

• Start a new experiment

What does Victor receive from Elizabeth during his recovery?

• A visit

• A gift

• A letter

• A new experiment idea

Which of the following is NOT a gothic element mentioned in the chapter?

• A happy ending

• A tense fearful mood

• The appearance of madness or illness

• A spooky setting

What is one reason Victor does not describe the process of creating the monster?

• He thinks it is too simple.

• He does not want anyone to replicate it.

• He lost his notes.

• He forgot the process.

How is the monster often referred to in popular usage?

• As Elizabeth

• Using Victor's last name

• As Henry

• As Victor