Victor's Relationships and Experiences

Victor Frankenstein, at seventeen, is set to attend the University of Ingolstadt. Before his departure, his family faces tragedy as his mother dies from scarlet fever, which she contracted while caring for Elizabeth. Despite the grief, Victor proceeds to Ingolstadt, reflecting on his past and future. At the university, he meets Professor Krempe, who dismisses his previous studies, and Professor Waldman, who inspires him with modern chemistry. This encounter with Waldman shapes Victor's future pursuits in science.

Why did Victor's parents decide he should attend the University of Ingolstadt?

• To escape a family feud

• To learn about different cultures

• To become a doctor

• To avoid military service

What illness did Elizabeth contract?

• Tuberculosis

• Scarlet fever

• Measles

• Influenza

What was the consequence of Victor's mother caring for Elizabeth?

• She became immune to the disease

• She recovered quickly

• She was unaffected

• She contracted the illness and died

What did Victor's mother express on her deathbed?

• Her disappointment in Victor

• Her wish to travel the world

• Her hopes for Victor and Elizabeth's union

• Her regret for not having more children

How did Victor feel about moving forward after his mother's death?

• He was eager to leave

• He felt it was necessary despite the pain

• He wanted to stay and mourn indefinitely

• He was indifferent

What emotions did Victor experience as he prepared for his journey to Ingolstadt?

• Anger and resentment

• Indifference and boredom

• Joy and relief

• Excitement and fear

How did Professor Krempe react to Victor's previous studies?

• He was indifferent

• He ignored them

• He criticized them as outdated

• He praised them

What was Victor's impression of Professor Waldman's lecture?

• It was boring

• It was inspiring

• It was irrelevant

• It was confusing