Victor's Encounters and Emotions

In Chapter 5 of Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein brings his creature to life, only to be filled with fear and disgust. He flees from the creature and spends the night wandering the city. The next day, he reunites with his friend Henry Clerval, which temporarily distracts him from his fears. Upon returning to his apartment, Victor is relieved to find the creature gone. However, his health deteriorates, and Henry nurses him back to health. The chapter concludes with Victor recovering and writing to his worried family.

What emotion does Victor feel after bringing the creature to life?

• Pride

• Joy

• Fear

• Indifference

What action does Victor take after the creature reaches out to him?

• He runs out of the room

• He destroys the creature

• He talks to the creature

• He embraces the creature

What is the main reason for Victor's initial fear after creating the creature?

• The creature's intelligence

• The creature's size

• The creature's appearance

• The creature's voice

What does Victor do after seeing the creature for the first time?

• He attacks it

• He faints

• He screams

• He runs away

Where does Victor spend the night after fleeing from the creature?

• In a hotel

• Wandering the city

• At a friend's house

• In his laboratory

Who does Victor meet in the morning after his night of wandering?

• A stranger

• Henry Clerval

• The creature

• His family

What is Victor's initial reaction upon returning to his apartment with Henry?

• He is anxious

• He is relieved

• He is angry

• He is indifferent

What does Victor find when he checks his apartment for the creature?

• The creature is asleep

• The creature is hiding

• The creature is gone

• The creature is waiting for him

What does Henry notice about Victor's condition?

• He looks thin and pale

• He is in good health

• He is very happy

• He is energetic

How does Victor feel when he realizes the creature is no longer in his apartment?

• Disappointed

• Relieved

• Angry

• Confused