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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What did the young girl do for her father every day that puzzled the creature?
(a) Guide him down a garden path.
(b) Read aloud to him.
(c) Help him dress.
(d) Cut up his food.
2. In what month does Victor first see the white cliffs of Britain?
(a) February.
(b) April.
(c) December.
(d) June.
3. 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 rescue Safie.
(d) To get married.
4. Why did the creature think the cottagers were unhappy?
(a) They disliked their home.
(b) Their children had died.
(c) They were unhappy with their poverty.
(d) They missed their mother.
5. Where was the murdered body of Henry Clarvel found?
(a) Near Victor’s cottage on Orkney Islands.
(b) Near a little creek in Ireland.
(c) On the streets of Dublin.
(d) Outside the gates of Geneva.
6. What does the creature tell Robert Walton he desired the most from life?
(a) Love and affection.
(b) Someone to share his experiences with.
(c) Someone with whom to have a family.
(d) Understanding.
7. 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 promising great rewards.
(c) By threatening to make his life more miserable than it already is.
(d) By explaining his reasons for wanting a companion.
8. Of what does the letter Victor receives in Chapter 22 remind him?
(a) Elizabeth’s promise to marry him.
(b) The creature’s threat to be with him on his wedding night.
(c) Henry's murder.
(d) The creature.
9. What country were the cottagers were from?
(a) Germany.
(b) Switzerland.
(c) France.
(d) Italy.
10. Why does Victor dread the day of his wedding to Elizabeth?
(a) He does not love Elizabeth.
(b) He does not want to have children.
(c) He thinks the creature will kill him that day.
(d) He thinks the creature will kill Elizabeth that day.
11. What does the creature tell Victor he will do to make sure he keeps his promise?
(a) Become his constant companion.
(b) Keep his bankbook so he cannot run away.
(c) Keep an eye on him.
(d) Keep Elizabeth hostage.
12. What does Victor think of when he looks at his creature’s face?
(a) The calculated way in which the creature set Justine up for murder.
(b) The creature’s appalling appearance.
(c) The creature’s deceitful behaviors.
(d) The memory of his brother's death.
13. What city do Victor and Henry visit after London?
(a) Oxford.
(b) Westmorland.
(c) Edinburgh.
(d) Paris.
14. Where did the creature come across Justine Moritz?
(a) On the road to Geneva.
(b) Asleep in a barn.
(c) Sleeping near a river.
(d) In the Frankenstein home.
15. In Chapter 18, what does Victor begin doing that makes his father believe he is finally coming out of his depression?
(a) Telling jokes.
(b) Taking long walks.
(c) Throwing parties.
(d) Flirting with beautiful women.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Victor accused of murdering Henry?
2. Why did Victor rush home as soon as possible after the death of Elizabeth?
3. What instrument did the old male cottager, Mr. DeLacey, play?
4. How did the creature address Justine Moritz when he met her?
5. Why did Victor’s attempts to find the creature grew more and more strenuous?
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