Frankenstein's Creature and Its Requests

In Chapter 10 of 'Frankenstein', the protagonist enjoys solitude on Montanvert. He encounters the creature, initially preparing for a fight. However, the creature pleads for Frankenstein to listen to his story. After some resistance, Frankenstein agrees, driven by curiosity and compassion, setting the stage for the creature's narrative.

Why does Frankenstein choose to climb Montanvert without a guide?

• He wants to save money.

• He is following a map.

• He enjoys the serenity of being alone.

• He is confident in his climbing skills.

What does Frankenstein see in the distance while climbing?

• A storm approaching

• A figure approaching quickly

• A wild animal

• A group of hikers

How does Frankenstein initially react to the creature?

• He expresses hatred and wants to fight.

• He ignores it.

• He greets it warmly.

• He runs away in fear.

What does the creature ask of Frankenstein?

• To help him find a new home

• To listen to his story and grant a favor

• To fight him to the death

• To create another creature

What ultimately convinces Frankenstein to listen to the creature?

• Frankenstein is too tired to argue.

• The creature offers him a reward.

• Frankenstein's curiosity and compassion.

• The creature threatens him.

Where does the creature take Frankenstein to tell his story?

• To a nearby village

• To a forest clearing

• To a cave

• To his hut in the mountains