Chapters 1-5
Victor is the _____ child.
Eldest
In which chapter do we read a letter by Elizabeth?
Chapter 6
Why is Victor repulsed by the monster?
By the creatures looks
For what reason does the monster request a female companion?
It will cure his loneliness / It will prevent him from feeling isolated / It will prevent him from being destructive.
Who was murdered right after Frankenstein tore apart the female monster?
Henry
Elizabeth was found in the country of _____.
Italy
Whom does Elizabeth praise in her letter?
Justine
What book does the monster seem most drawn to?
Paradise lost
Victor decides he needs to go to __________________ in order to do research and, ultimately, make a female monster.
London
Who does Mr. Kirwin believe may have been the murderer?
Victor
How did victor view his creation?
With horror
Who actually murdered William?
Frankensteins monster
How did the creature learn to read and write?
He observed and listen to the cottagers
Who accompanies Victor in his travels?
Henry
After Elizabeth's murder, Victor decides to what?
Devote his life to finding and killing the monster.
What is Victor's relationship like with his family during his two year tenure at school?
He has hardly any communication with them, being caught up in his scientific studies.
In what chapter does Frankenstein first see his monster after creating him?
Chapter 7
What does the creature discover one day when he is cold?
A cloak and a fire
Who killed Henry?
The monster
Who is the narrator in the last parts of the novel?
Robert Walton
How is Henry Clerval, Victor's best friend, most accurately characterized?
Chivalrous and kind, interested in heroes, legends, and the study of morality.
To what does Frankenstein agree to at the end of chapter 10?
The monster convinces Victor to follow him to his mountain hide out and hear his tale.
What did the creature discover in the jacket he was wearing?
Victors Journals
Why is Victor in jail?
They believe he killed Henry
What is the form of writing for MOST of the last chapter?
An epistolary novel (novel in letter form)