Frankenstein- Chapter 2

Though Victor says that there can be no happier childhood than his, he confesses that he had a violent temper as a child. T or F

• True

• Falso

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Who was one of Frankenstein's close friends?

• Elizabeth, her sister

• the creature, the person he created

• Henry Clerval, the son of a merchant of Geneva.

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At Geneva, what served to soothe and temper Victor's passion for study?

• Henry

• his mother

• Katherine

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Frankenstein coveted discovery of unknown laws.

• True

• False

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Who did Victor grow up with at home?

• Elizabeth

• Mother

• Father

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In Chapter 2, Victor was not interested in science in his youth.

• True

• False

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Who is the man that Victor, at age 13, becomes fascinated with. And what was his work?

• Henry Clerval

• Caroline Beaufort

• Cornelius Agrippa, a Roman alchemist

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Seeing the lightening destruction caused Victor to change his beliefs that he had.

• True

• False

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