Victor's Exploration of Life and Knowledge

Victor Frankenstein becomes deeply engrossed in the study of natural philosophy and chemistry, leading to significant scientific discoveries. His curiosity about life and death propels him to uncover the secret of animating lifeless matter. Despite his success, Victor reflects on the moral implications and potential dangers of his pursuit of knowledge, realizing the importance of balancing scientific ambition with ethical considerations.

What subject did Victor become particularly passionate about?

• Mathematics

• Natural Philosophy

• Literature

• History

How did Victor describe Professor Waldman's teaching style?

• Dogmatic

• Indifferent

• Gentle and frank

• Pedantic

What was the reaction of Victor's peers to his rapid progress?

• Indifference

• Disapproval

• Jealousy

• Astonishment

What question did Victor often ponder about life?

• The end of life

• The purpose of life

• The meaning of life

• The principle of life

What did Victor need to study to understand life?

• Astronomy

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Anatomy

What did Victor discover about life?

• The purpose of humanity

• The cause of generation and life

• The meaning of existence

• The secret to immortality

What did Victor reflect on regarding the pursuit of knowledge?

• It is always beneficial

• It can be dangerous

• It is a waste of time

• It is the ultimate goal

What effect did Victor's work have on his social life?

• It had no effect

• It made him famous

• It isolated him

• It improved his relationships

What happened to Victor's health as he neared the completion of his creation?

• It improved

• It remained the same

• It became stronger

• It deteriorated