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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 20, why does Victor think that he has caused his own death?
(a) He accidentally falls on a sharp blade.
(b) He becomes disoriented while walking in an unfamiliar area.
(c) He becomes lost at sea.
(d) He accidentally exposes himself to the plague.

2. Who did the creature say he was when he knocked on Mr. DeLacey’s door?
(a) A friend of Felix's.
(b) A potential servant.
(c) The traveler.
(d) A long lost relative.

3. Who was Safie?
(a) The cottager's wife.
(b) Agatha's childhood friend.
(c) Felix’s fiancée.
(d) The cottager’s daughter.

4. Where did the creature come across Justine Moritz?
(a) On the road to Geneva.
(b) Sleeping near a river.
(c) Asleep in a barn.
(d) In the Frankenstein home.

5. How long did it take Victor to tell his tale?
(a) A month.
(b) A year.
(c) A day.
(d) A week.

6. For how long is Victor ill after learning of Henry’s death?
(a) Six months.
(b) Two months.
(c) A week.
(d) Three weeks.

7. Where was the murdered body of Henry Clarvel found?
(a) Near a little creek in Ireland.
(b) On the streets of Dublin.
(c) Outside the gates of Geneva.
(d) Near Victor’s cottage on Orkney Islands.

8. Why did the creature only travel at night?
(a) To avoid man.
(b) To avoid the sun.
(c) Because he can see better at night.
(d) Because he would prefer to read during the day.

9. How does the creature attempt to convince Victor to complete his job on the intended companion?
(a) By promising to never see him again.
(b) By explaining his reasons for wanting a companion.
(c) By threatening to make his life more miserable than it already is.
(d) By promising great rewards.

10. Of what does the letter Victor receives in Chapter 22 remind him?
(a) The creature.
(b) Henry's murder.
(c) Elizabeth’s promise to marry him.
(d) The creature’s threat to be with him on his wedding night.

11. Why didn’t Safie wish to return to Turkey with her father?
(a) She didn't like her father.
(b) She knew she wouldn’t be allowed to practice her religion.
(c) She wanted to focus on her profession.
(d) She preferred German society to Turkish.

12. How does Victor react upon seeing his creature through the window of his honeymoon suite?
(a) He calls for help.
(b) He argues with the creature.
(c) He faints.
(d) He tries to shoot the creature.

13. Why did Victor visit the magistrate in the days after his father’s death?
(a) To make a report against the murderer of Henry Clerval.
(b) To turn himself in for murder.
(c) To ask for help in bringing the creature to justice.
(d) To learn how to make a citizen’s arrest.

14. Why did Victor rush home as soon as possible after the death of Elizabeth?
(a) To inform the family of her death.
(b) To prepare for the funeral.
(c) To prepare himself for the search for the murderer.
(d) To check on the welfare of his remaining family members.

15. In Chapter 20, why is Victor taken to the magistrate?
(a) He needs to make a report about the accident that could have resulted in his death.
(b) He wants to report the threats made against him by the creature.
(c) The magistrate can help him find his way back to his home.
(d) He is thought to be a murderer.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Victor notice the creature would avoid due to the populations near them?

2. From whom does Victor get a letter after he destroys the new creature?

3. What stories of “gentle and domestic manners” did the creature find fascinating?

4. What instrument did the old male cottager, Mr. DeLacey, play?

5. What does the creature tell Victor he will do to make sure he keeps his promise?

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