Frankenstein Quiz: Chapters 10 - 15

Whose point of view does the novel switch to in chapter 11?

• Victor

• the creature

• Justine Moritz

• Robert Walton

How does the monster help the cottagers without them knowing it?

• he milks the cow for them

• he steals food from other places and places it on their step

• he collects wood and puts it in the wood shed

• he does small maintenance jobs on their cottage

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How long does the monster stay in his woodshed, observing the old man and his family?

• about 1 year

• about 2 months

• about 4 months

• about 6 months

Who comes to live with the cottagers, escaping an arranged marriage, and falls in love with Felix?

• Safie

• Justine Moritz

• Agatha

• Lucy Westenra

What does the creature say will happen to Victor if he doesn't do as the creature demands?

• He will hunt down and kill all of humankind.

• He will hunt down and kill all of Victor's friends and family.

• He will tell the government of Victor's experiment.

• He will make sure Victor loses his license to practice medicine.

What piece of evidence condemned Justine to be punished for William's murder?

• her fingerprints on William's throat

• a locket found in Justine's possession

• testimony from Elizabeth, who had witnessed the murder

• an anonymous tip sent to the magistrate's office

What does the creature experience regarding fire?

• It is both good and bad.

• It is purely beneficial for human beings.

• It is a destroyer that needs to be eliminated.

• It is the spark for all life.

What does the creature learn from his earliest experiences with human beings?

• Human beings are helpful.

• Human beings are hostile.

• Human beings should be pitied.

• Human beings are weak.

What does the creature NOT learn during his time at the cottage?

• how to speak

• how to read

• world history

• physical science

What does the creature find in the pockets of the close he had taken from Victor's laboratory (oh, so long ago)?

• some pages from Victor's journal

• a book about Cornelius Agrippa

• a golden locket

• money that he can give to the cottagers