Why does Elizabeth feel guilty after the deaths of William and Justine?

Taking pleasure in everyday activities

How does the Monster react towards Frankenstein?

Calm, questioning, talkative, hospitable

What effect does knowledge have on the Monster?

Becomes increasingly upset and angry with mankind

The Monster claims what about himself?

The man turned him into a fiend

What stops Frankenstein from committing suicide?

Fear of what the monster would do to his family

What is the Monster's first interaction with mankind?

Man runs away screaming, woman faints, angry mob

Why does the Monster kill William?

He thought William was the son of Victor

How does Frankenstein react when he first talks to the Monster?

Name calling, threatening, and attacks

Where is Frankenstein when he is found by the Monster?

In the mountain range of Mont Blanc

What was the significance of Paradise Lost?

The Monster learned about religion

What is the significance of the poem, Mutability?

Represents the change within the characters

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Frankenstein's Monster! (ch. 10-16)

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Reading comprehension and analysis of character motive and development in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, chapters 10-16 RL 11-12.2, .3, .5

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1
Why does Elizabeth feel guilty after the deaths of William and Justine?
Taking pleasure in everyday activities
For celebrating her wedding
For not mourning their deaths
She does not feel guilty at all
2
How does the Monster react towards Frankenstein?
Runs away screaming
Calm, questioning, talkative, hospitable
Hits Frankenstein with a stick
Excited to have found his father
3
What effect does knowledge have on the Monster?
Decides to go to college
Becomes increasingly curious to learn more
Attempts to create a mate
Becomes increasingly upset and angry with mankind
4
True or False: Frankenstein believes Justine is guilty of of William's murder.
False
True
5
What trait of the Monster caused De Lacey to trust him?
His gentle manners
His knowledge of the family members
The language and way he spoke.
His good looks
6
The Monster claims what about himself?
The man turned him into a fiend
That he wants to be accepted by Frankenstein's family
That he has always been a fiend
That Frankenstein owes him money
7
What does the Monster see as a, "godlike science"? (pg. 100)
Fire
Music
Love
Speech
8
After saving the girl from drowning, what was the Monster's, "reward of [his] benevolence"?
Welcomed into the girl's home
Thanked and rewarded by the girl's family
Shot in the chest
Beaten with a stick
9
What stops Frankenstein from committing suicide?
Elizabeth
Fear of what the monster would do to his family
Fear of death
Fear they would go into debt from his school loans
10
What is the Monster's first interaction with mankind?
He avoids all human interaction
Woman faints, another runs away screaming, beaten with stick
Welcoming parade
Man runs away screaming, woman faints, angry mob
11
When does Victor first see the monster?
During a thunderstorm
All are correct
After the death of William
Before the execution of Justine
12
To what figures does the Monster compare himself?
God & Satan
Adam & Eve
Kim & Kanye
Adam & Satan
13
Why does the Monster kill William?
He accidentally hugged him too hard
He thought William was the son of Victor
Because Ms. Jacobs told him to
He hates children
14
How does Frankenstein react when he first talks to the Monster?
Runs away screaming
Faints
Name calling, threatening, and attacks
Overjoyed at their reunion
15
Where is Frankenstein when he is found by the Monster?
He was playing Hide and Seek with William and lost
Eating dinner with Clerval
In the mountain range of Mont Blanc
In his home
16
What does the Monster notice about the old man?
Blind
Joyful
Love & respected
All are correct
17
How does the Monster react to his own reflection?
Cracks the mirror
Runs away screaming
Vain and narcissistic
Despondency and mortification
18
What was the significance of Paradise Lost?
The Monster learned about religion
The Monster was planning his vacation
The Monster learned about government and politics
The Monster learned about love and loss
19
What is the significance of the poem, Mutability?
It represents the ever-changing seasons
Represents the change within the characters
What poem?
Mary Shelley wanted to include her husband's work for the $$
20
Why was the Turk imprisoned?
Religion and wealth
Murder
Arson
Racial profiling

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