Letters & Recovery
William’s Death
The Trial
The Creation
Who Said It?
100

Who is the servant that is living with Victor's family?

Who is Justine Moritz 

100

Who is murdered in Chapter 7?

Who is William Frankenstein

100

Who is accused of William’s murder?

Who is Justine Moritz

100

What color are the creature’s eyes when they first open?

What is yellow

100

Who says, “Beautiful! Great God!”?

Who is Victor

200

What does Victor decide to study at the university?

What is Asian languages 

200

How was William killed?

What is he was strangled 

200

What key piece of evidence is used against Justine?

What is the locket found in her pocket 

200

Who arrives in Ingolstadt the morning after the creature comes to life?

Who is Henry Clerval

200

Who says she has “murdered my darling child”?

Who is Elizabeth

300

Who writes a letter for Victor?

Who is Elizabeth 

300

What important item was missing from William’s body?

What is a locket with his mother's picture 

300

Who speaks in court defending Justine’s character?

Who is Elizabeth

300

In what month does Victor complete his creation?

What is November 

300

Who says, “God knows… I am innocent”?

Who is Justine

400

What tragedy happens to Justine’s family before she returns to the Frankensteins?

What is her siblings die, and her mother becomes ill and later dies. 

400

Who does Victor see during the lightning storm near Geneva?

Who is the creature
400

Who pressure's Justine to falsely confess?

Who is the priest

400

What color is the creature’s hair?

What is black

400

Who says, “Return to us, dearest Victor”?

Who is Victor's father

500

Who helps Victor during his recovery?

Henry Clerval 

500

Why does Victor decide not to tell anyone about the creature?

What is he believes they would think he is insane.

500

What is the final outcome of Justine’s trial?

What is execuation 

500

Where does Victor spend the rest of the night after fleeing his room?

Where is in the courtyard

500

Who says, “I bore a hell within me”?

Who is Victor