Frankenstein Creature Analysis

How does the creature initially experience the world after its creation?

• With excitement and joy

• With confusion and sensory overload

• With anger and hatred

• With complete understanding of its surroundings

What emotion does the creature feel when it discovers fire?

• Fear of its destructive power

• Joy at its warmth but pain when touching it

• Gratitude for a natural source of light

• Indifference to its presence

Why does the creature decide to observe the De Lacey family?

• To learn human behavior and language

• To gain their trust and seek revenge

• To steal food and shelter from them

• To confront them about his creation

How does Shelley use the creature’s observations of the De Lacey family to develop the theme of isolation?

• The creature feels hopeful seeing the family’s love.

• The family’s unity highlights the creature’s loneliness.

• The creature grows more resentful of humanity.

• The family mirrors the creature’s own discontent.

What literary device is used in the creature’s description of the De Lacey family’s hardships?

• Personification

• Irony

• Foreshadowing

• Pathos

What motivates the creature to secretly assist the De Lacey family?

• A desire for gratitude and companionship

• A hope to eventually harm them

• A need to test his own strength

• A wish to sabotage their happiness

How does the creature’s growing understanding of language affect his perception of the world?

• He becomes more hopeful about integrating with humans.

• He begins to see his own existence as a curse.

• He feels empowered to seek revenge on Victor.

• He decides to create his own community.

What theme is explored through the creature’s admiration of the De Lacey family’s kindness to one another?

• The destructive power of ambition

• The contrast between appearance and reality

• The innate goodness of humanity

• The longing for acceptance and belonging

How does the creature’s growing self-awareness contribute to his character development?

• It makes him more optimistic about his future.

• It deepens his feelings of anger and isolation.

• It encourages him to seek out Victor immediately.

• It leads him to reject all human interaction.

Why does the creature express gratitude toward nature during his time observing the De Lacey family?

• Nature provides him with sustenance and beauty.

• He feels a deep spiritual connection to the natural world.

• He believes nature will help him destroy Victor.

• He sees nature as a reflection of his own emotions.