Frankenstein Chapter

What does Victor's friend, Henry Clerval, do for him?

• Help Victor perfect his creature.

• Take care of Victor during his illness.

• Bring messages from Victor to Elizabeth.

• Help Victor write about the anatomy and decay.

What college does Victor attend at the age of 17.

• Ingolstadt

• Oxford

• University of Geneva

• Zurich

What is Victor secretly working on?

• A book about the nature of life.

• Building a living human-like creature.

• His mother's biography.

• Winning Elizabeth's affections.

Why purpose does Henry give for coming to the same town Victor's lives in?

• He has finally convinced his father to let him study at Ingolstadt.

• He has decided to become Victor's lab partner.

• Victor's family sent him because they were so worried.

• Henry wanted to announce to Victor, in person, that he was going to marry Elizabeth.

After Victor returns to wellness, what does Henry want from him?

• Henry wants him to destroy the monster.

• Henry wants him to go back to the university to pursue a higher degree.

• Henry wants him to write home and tell his family how he is doing.

• Henry wants him to return home and marry Elizabeth.

What does Victor receive from Elizabeth?

• a gift from his late mother

• a letter

• money to help support his studies

• news of his father's death

How does the second professor Victor meets, M. Waldman, respond to Victor's interests in ancient philosophers and scientists?

• He is rude and dismissive toward Victor, claiming that his entire childhood education was a waste.

• He is excited to have found a student who believes in the same ancient science as him.

• He claims that those scientists are outdated but still useful and encourges Victor to continue/hone his studies.

• He is frightened of Victor and his mad and borderline evil ideas.

Upon retelling his story to Robert Walton, how does Victor describe his scientific studies?

• Victor describes his scientific study as being part of his destiny, unable to be changed.

• Victor regrets his scientific studies and cites bad choices for his failures.

• Victor is proud of the work he accomplished, despite its ups and downs.

• Victor has no recollection of how he became the scientist that he did, admitting he became a different person.

Victor Frankenstein's father, Alphonse...

• Is a scientist

• Is a former community leader who married his best friend's daughter

• Is evil, in contrast to his kind wife

• Dies, as a result of his daughter's illness

Victor Frankenstein's mother, Caroline...

• Is a scientist

• Is a former community leader who married her best friend's son

• Is evil, in contrast to her kind husband

• Dies, as a result of her daughter's illness