How did watching the cottagers make the creature want to be?

It made him want to be generous.

Why did the creature feel different from Adam?

God took care of Adam, but no one took care of the creature.

Why was the DeLacey family imprisoned and then exiled?

Felix freed Safie's father from prison

When the creature arrived in a village for the first time, how did the people react to him?

Some people attacked him and others ran away.

While reading Paradise Lost, why did the creature relate to the character of Adam?

Neither of them were related to any other being.

Why was the creature motivated to learn "the art of language"?

He wanted to befriend the family in the cottage.

The creature found papers in the garment he possessed. What did he read about in these papers?

The steps Victor took to make the creature.

How did Safie's arrival at the cottage benefit the creature?

He listened to the language lessons Safie received.

What is NOT one of the ways the creature satisfied his basic needs shortly after he came to life?

He used a horse for transportation.

What is one way the creature showed a sense of morality?

He stopped stealing food from the family because he realized they were poor

What did the creature realize that most people experienced, but he had not?

No one had taken care of him at the start of his life.

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Frankenstein Quiz #2

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1
Why did the creature speak to De Lacey, the father, before the other members of the family?
The father was a good musician.
The father was too frail to attack him.
The father was blind.
The father's face was disfigured.
2
While reading Paradise Lost, why did the creature relate to Satan?
They both were loved before they were hated.
They both refused to submit to authority.
They both experienced envy.
They both wanted to destroy humanity.
3
How did watching the cottagers make the creature want to be?
It made him want to be well-educated.
It made him want to be religious.
It made him want to be generous.
It made him want to be powerful.
4
Why did the creature feel different from Adam?
Adam had a wife and children, but the creature doubted he would have them.
God took care of Adam, but no one took care of the creature.
Adam lived in paradise, but the creature lived in terrible conditions.
Adam had a sense of right and wrong, but the creature did not.
5
Why was the DeLacey family imprisoned and then exiled?
Felix conspired with a group of students to overthrow the government
They refused to pay taxes
Felix freed Safie's father from prison
They were trying to steal treasure
6
When the creature arrived in a village for the first time, how did the people react to him?
They gave him doughnuts.
They put him in jail.
Some people attacked him and others ran away.
They celebrated him in a religious ceremony.
7
While reading Paradise Lost, why did the creature relate to the character of Adam?
God was disappointed to both of them.
Both of them were tempted to try the forbidden.
Both of them were created by someone who had power over them.
Neither of them were related to any other being.
8
Why was the creature motivated to learn "the art of language"?
He wanted to understand the Bible.
He wanted to befriend the family in the cottage.
He wanted to write a letter to Victor.
He wanted to call for help when hunters passed through.
9
After he spoke with the creature for the first time, what responsibility did Victor believe he should fulfill?
Moving his family to a secure location.
Making the creature happy.
Killing the creature.
Confessing everything to the police.
10
Which of the following is NOT a reason the creature lists for being powerless in society?
Lack of university education
Lack of friends
His unappealing appearance
Lack of money
11
The creature found papers in the garment he possessed. What did he read about in these papers?
The story of the De Lacey's imprisonment and exile.
A recipe for pound cake.
Victor's plans to return home and marry Elizabeth.
The steps Victor took to make the creature.
12
Eventually, what did the creature realize was causing the cottagers to cry?
Poverty
Loneliness
Illness
Chopping Onions
13
What did the creature say caused his violent behavior?
Povetty
Loneliness
Illness
Indigestion
14
A story within a story.
Frame Story
Legent
Historical Fiction
Foil
15
How did Safie's arrival at the cottage benefit the creature?
He stole her books.
He learned that Victor was looking for him.
He listened to the language lessons Safie received.
He took the blankets from Safie's horse.
16
What is NOT one of the ways the creature satisfied his basic needs shortly after he came to life?
He figured out how to make and use fire.
He ate berries he picked and drank from a brook.
He used a horse for transportation.
He found and wore old clothes to stay warm.
17
What is not one of the human activities that the creature learns about from the family in the cottage?
Playing music
Family dinners
Household chores
Celebrating holidays
18
What is one way the creature showed a sense of morality?
He refused to fight humans because he was so much larger.
He left a coat for the family in the cottage.
I have no idea because I did not read the book.
He stopped stealing food from the family because he realized they were poor
19
What did the creature realize that most people experienced, but he had not?
I have no idea.
He had never received religious instruction
No one had taken care of him at the start of his life.
He had never fallen in love

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