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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Safie’s father do for a living?
(a) He was a barrister.
(b) He was a pastor.
(c) He was a merchant.
(d) He was a politician.

2. What, besides Safie’s arrival, changed for the cottagers in Chapter 15?
(a) They were not getting along well.
(b) They were more miserable than ever.
(c) They were preparing to move.
(d) They seemed to have more money and servants to help them.

3. What does Victor do at the end of Chapter 17 after speaking all night with the creature?
(a) Quickly return home.
(b) Visit the magistrate.
(c) Write a letter to Elizabeth to warn her to watch out for the creature.
(d) Sleep.

4. What does Henry hope to do while in London?
(a) Tour the museums and universities.
(b) Visit with old school chums.
(c) Visit with men of genius and talent.
(d) Tour the landmarks of the city.

5. How did the creature address Justine Moritz when he met her?
(a) Lover.
(b) Sister.
(c) Friend.
(d) Cousin.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Victor need to do before he can build a female companion for his creature?

2. Why does Victor say he will not create a second creature?

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

4. Why did Felix return to his hometown after helping Safie’s father escape from prison?

5. How did the creature imagine the woman in the portrait would feel if she ever set eyes on him?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Safie come in search of Felix, as described in Chapter 14?

2. What does the creature ask Victor to give to him in Chapter 17?

3. When the creature came to live in a hovel attached to a cottage, what did he do with his days and nights?

4. Why did Safie’s father offer Felix her hand in marriage and then take her to Turkey?

5. What barrier is there initially between the new arrival and the cottagers?

6. In Chapter 22, Victor is given a letter from Elizabeth that expresses her doubts in their relationship. What is the nature of these doubts and where do they come from?

7. Why does Victor leave his travel companion in Scotland to take a small cottage on a remote island?

8. How does Victor feel about the companion creature he is creating?

9. What does the creature find in the clothing he took from Frankenstein that alerts him to the way in which he came to life? How does this make him feel?

10. Why does Victor’s father encourage him to set a date for his wedding to Elizabeth?

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