Frankenstein - Chapter 11

Front

In Chapter 11, we learn that the monster has had to learn about the world differently than human babies do. Why?

Back

He has had no one to guide him in the process as human babies do

Front

Who is narrating the story in Chapter 11? Options: Robert Walton, Victor Frankenstein, The monster/creature, Elizabeth

Back

The monster/creature

Front

What is the monster's experience with fire?

Back

He is burned by the hot embers

Front

What is the first place the monster stumbles upon on his voyage in the forest?

Back

Small hut

Front

How do the villagers react to the monster?

Back

They attack him

Front

Where does the monster seek refuge after being attacked by the villagers?

Back

A hovel

Front

Who does the monster see while taking shelter?

Back

A family

Front

While observing, why is the monster so amazed at the old blind man?

Back

He can play the guitar

Front

Which of these is NOT an example of a motif expressed in Chapter 11? Loneliness, Pain, Darkness, They are all expressed in this chapter

Back

They are all expressed in this chapter

Front

Primarily, why does the creature avoid meeting the cottagers/family?

Back

He is scared that they will reject him