WorksheetsFrankenstein Comprehension Check: CH 11 - 13
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
How did the creature satisfy his basic needs in his earliest days?
By hunting animals
By begging for food from humans
By relying on the food he found in nature
By stealing from villages
How did the creature develop?
He remained unchanged for a long period of time
Through his observations of humans and their behavior
Through communication with other creatures
By receiving guidance from a mentor
How do the people in the first village that the creature visits react to him?
They are curious but kind
They are frightened and attack him
They try to communicate with him
They ignore him completely
Where does the creature take up residence?
In a dark cave
In a remote village
In a forest
In a hovel next to a cottage
How does the creature seem to learn about human nature?
By studying books
By interacting with people directly
By observing people from a distance
By hearing stories from other creatures
What kinds of things does the creature observe?
Human emotions, interactions, and behaviors
Human rituals and traditions
Human art and music
Human physical appearances
What does the creature learn about the people who live in the cottage?
They are wealthy and selfish
They are kind, hardworking, and generous
They are untrustworthy and cruel
They are afraid of him
How does the creature show a sense of morality?
By avoiding harmful actions toward others
By performing good deeds for humans
By rescuing other creatures from harm
By studying religious texts
Where does the creature seem to have gotten the idea for this action?
From the stories he overhears from humans
From the books he reads
From his innate nature
From his conversations with other creatures
What makes Felix happy in a way that the creature had not yet witnessed?
The arrival of a new friend
The success of his work and his love for Safie
Receiving gifts from the creature
The acceptance of the creature into the family
What barrier is between Safie and the cottagers?
Physical distance
Cultural and language differences
A family feud
The cottagers’ disapproval of her relationship with Felix
What does the creature learn from hearing the cottagers read Ruins of Empires?
The history of human civilizations
The nature of human oppression and suffering
The power of language and communication
The importance of religion in society
What thoughts about “man” did Ruins of Empires provoke in the creature?
That humans are inherently good
That humans are capable of great violence and destruction
That humans are all equal
That humans are disconnected from nature
The creature recognized that he was powerless in society. What qualities made him thus?
His strength and size
His physical appearance and lack of social connection
His knowledge of human behavior
His inability to speak
What does the creature recognize as missing from his infant days?
A loving family
Food and shelter
The ability to communicate
The knowledge of human history
Identify the people who lived in the cottage.
Felix, Agatha, and their father
Felix, Agatha, Safie, and their father
Felix, Agatha, Safie, and their mother
Felix, Safie, and their grandfather
What things does the creature do in hopes of winning over the family?
He helps with their chores and repairs their house
He offers them gifts
He saves them from danger
He teaches them how to read and write
What terrified the creature and filled him with “the bitterest sensations of despondence and mortification”?
His rejection by the villagers
His first encounter with humans who were afraid of him
His inability to communicate with the cottagers
His realization of his monstrous appearance
What lifts the creature’s spirits?
A moment of kindness from a stranger
The discovery of the cottagers’ love for one another
His ability to speak for the first time
The realization that he is not alone in the world
