Frankenstein Chapters 9-12

Where does Victor seek comfort in his grief and guilt?

• music

• nature

• his friends

• science

How is the monster different than Victor expected?

• he is uglier than Victor remembered

• he is much more handsome than Victor remembered

• he is eloquent and intelligent

• he doesn´t remember Victor

Which of the following best describes the monster?

• intelligent

• compassionate

• articulate

• all of the above

Which of the following is a Romantic characteristic that is shown in this section?

• respect for nature

• respect for a simple life

• respect for a rustic life

• all of the above

How does the monster feel once he becomes self-aware?

• isolated

• intelligent

• content

• all of the above

How does the monster feel toward the De Lacey family?

• despises them

• is indifferent toward them

• admires them

• wants to get rid of them

How should the reader perceive the De Lacey family?

• hard-working and admirable

• unhappy and deservedly so

• mean-spirited and evel

• likeable but misguided

How might Victor now perceive the monster as a different kind of threat?

• the monster is more beautiful than him

• the monster is smart and strong

• the monster has a family to support him

• all of the above

How will the reader most likely perceive the monster?

• compassionate

• likeable

• sympathetic

• all of the above

How does this section continue the frame story structure?

• the monster writes a series of letters, which Victor conveys

• the story pans back to Robert Walton

• the monster narrates his story inside of Victor´s story

• Elizabeth writes more letters