Character Emotions and Interactions in Literature

The transcript narrates a part of Frankenstein's story where the protagonist observes the arrival of a mysterious lady at a cottage. The lady, who is not understood by the cottagers, learns their language and bonds with them. The protagonist gains insights into history and culture through reading and reflects on his own identity and existence, feeling isolated and different from others.

What change in the environment does the narrator notice as spring advances?

• The skies become cloudy and the weather turns cold.

• The landscape blooms with beautiful flowers and greenery.

• The cottagers become more reclusive.

• The nights become longer and colder.

How does Felix react to the arrival of the lady on horseback?

• He is confused and does not recognize her.

• He is delighted and his sorrow vanishes.

• He is filled with sorrow and leaves the cottage.

• He is indifferent and continues his work.

What is the name of the lady who arrives at the cottage?

• Agatha

• Safie

• Elizabeth

• Caroline

What does Safie attempt to do upon her arrival at the cottage?

• She starts teaching the cottagers her own language.

• She refuses to communicate with anyone.

• She immediately leaves the cottage.

• She tries to learn the language of the cottagers.

What book does Felix use to instruct Safie?

• Paradise Lost

• Ruins of Empires

• The Odyssey

• The Bible

What feelings does the narrator experience as he gains more knowledge?

• Isolation and despair

• Joy and contentment

• Anger and resentment

• Fear and anxiety