Frankenstein Volume II

Victor contemplates suicide frequently but never goes through with it because _______

• He cannot find the right way to do it.
• The monster would be too upset.  
• He has a moral obligation to stay alive knowing the monster is out there.
• He is religious and is afraid for the consequences of his soul if he takes his own life.

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When the monster begins to tell his story, his speech can be described as _______

• Undeveloped.
• Eloquent.
• Incomprehensible.
• Condescending.

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The monster discovers that he is ugly when he _______

• Looks into a mirror.
• Goes into the village.
• Finds out by reading Victor’s journal.
• Sees his reflection in the water.

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When Victor meets up with his creation in the mountains, how much time has passed? _______

• One year
• Two years
• Three years
• Four years

Why does Victor remain in the monster's cave to hear his tale? _______

• It is too cold outside.
• He cannot find his way home.
• He hopes to hear that the monster was not responsible for William's death.
• He is scared to leave.

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What does the monster want from Victor? _______

• Solitude
• Revenge
• Companionship
• Empathy

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Why is the monster confused that the cottagers are crying? _______

• They have nice clothes, food, and a warm shelter.
• He has never seen a human cry.
• He does not understand what it is like to be sad.
• The monster is unable to produce tears and cry him.

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William made a lethal mistake of telling the monster that ________

• He was Victor Frankenstein’s brother.
• He was ugly and wretched.
• He was Alphonse Frankenstein’s son.
• He was going to report him to the police.

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After the monster asks Victor to make him a mate, Victor at first responds with _______

• Enthusiasm
• Reluctance
• Disgust
• Denial

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What effect does the monster’s side of the story have on the reader? _______

• Makes the reader feel sympathy.
• Makes the reader hate him even more.
• Makes the reader confused about who is telling the story.
• Makes the reader feel bad for Victor.

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