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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What did the creature read in Frankenstein’s papers that leaves him hating his creator?
(a) The materials used to make him.
(b) Frankenstein’s opinions of his appearance.
(c) Frankenstein’s lack of concern for his appearance.
(d) Frankenstein’s purpose for creating him.

3. In Chapter 18, what does Victor begin doing that makes his father believe he is finally coming out of his depression?
(a) Flirting with beautiful women.
(b) Taking long walks.
(c) Telling jokes.
(d) Throwing parties.

4. Where does Victor get his first sighting of the creature after leaving Geneva?
(a) A ship to America.
(b) The train to Ingolstadt.
(c) London.
(d) The cemetery.

5. Why did Felix return to his hometown after helping Safie’s father escape from prison?
(a) To turn himself in for the sake of his family.
(b) To return to his job.
(c) To get married.
(d) To rescue Safie.

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

7. Where does Victor meet up with Henry Clerval in Chapter 18?
(a) Strasbourg.
(b) Oxford.
(c) London.
(d) Paris.

8. Why does Victor decide to leave Geneva forever?
(a) To forget the horror that has taken place there.
(b) To seek revenge against his creature.
(c) To escape memories of Elizabeth.
(d) All answers are correct.

9. What does the creature call the cottagers at the end of Chapter 13?
(a) Protectors.
(b) Friends.
(c) Siblings.
(d) Teachers.

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

11. Why didn’t the creature return to his hovel after his attempt to befriend the cottagers?
(a) He was afraid of being seen.
(b) He no longer wanted nothing to do with the cottagers.
(c) The cottagers had locked it up.
(d) It burned down.

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

13. What spurred Victor on despite his frustration and despair when he learned that the creature had set out on the ice of the ocean?
(a) A desire to get a confession from the creature for his crimes.
(b) Anger and a need for vengeance.
(c) Anger and a desire to absolve himself of his guilt.
(d) A need to finish what he had started.A desire to get a confession from the creature for his crimes.

14. What religion was Safie’s mother?
(a) Christian.
(b) Pagan.
(c) Muslim.
(d) Jewish.

15. What did the young girl do for her father every day that puzzled the creature?
(a) Cut up his food.
(b) Guide him down a garden path.
(c) Read aloud to him.
(d) Help him dress.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the creature tell Robert Walton he desired the most from life?

2. From what source did Victor often gain strength during his long search for the creature?

3. What reason does Victor give his father for wanting to travel to England?

4. Besides money, what does Victor take with him when he leaves Geneva?

5. What city do Victor and Henry visit after London?

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