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- 1. Multiple ChoicePerhaps oddly, the best physical features (or "luxuriances") of the creature upon its awakening are its:Striking blue eyesFlowing black hair and pearly white teethLong, lean, muscular arms and legsManicured hands
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat physical features of the creature most horrify Victor upon its awakening?Its yellow, watery eyes and its shriveled, sickly complexionIts veins which run with black bloodIts brain, oozing from various parts of its headNothing; Victor finds his creature to be "perfect" in creation
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat does Victor immediately do upon the awakening of his creation?He tries to kill the creature by reversing his experiment.He reports the experiment to his favorite professor, M. Waldman.He runs away to his bedroom, where he tries to sleep/escape.He flees home to his father and Elizabeth.
- 4. Multiple ChoiceOf what does Victor dream after the first night of the creature's awakening?Kissing Elizabeth, only to have her turn into a corpse thereafterHis mother, whom he now wishes he had brought back to life instead of the creatureThe creature's eyesHis father, whom he knows he has disappointed
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe poem Victor recites while walking the streets of Ingolstadt relates to...Family, which reminds him of how much he misses his father and ElizabethFriendship, which makes him cherish his relationship with Henry even moreBeing followed, which creates fear and anxiety within him about the creatureScience, which increases his desire to perform more experiments
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhy is Henry Clerval, Victor's best friend, at Ingolstadt?To bring Victor home, for his father and Elizabeth have demanded itTo study poetry, having convinced his own father of the importance of doing soTo help Victor catch and kill the creatureTo kill Victor, having found out about his science experiments
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhen Victor brings Henry to his home and bedroom for the first time, the creature...Attacks Victor, having been waiting for him to returnIs gone, having simply vanished without a traceApologizes to Victor for initially scaring himAttacks Henry, thinking him to be a stranger and threat to his creator, Victor
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat does Henry provide Victor during his stay at Ingolstadt?Nurturing and care, and also a letter from homeMoney, sent from Victor's fatherPoetry, in an effort to convince him to study something other than scienceHarsh criticism of the experiments Victor has been conducting
- 9. Multiple ChoiceThe REALISM movement differs from the romanticism movement in that realism...Does not incorporate depictions of religion and/or GodIs more abstract, unclear, and mysterious in its artIs less subjective and more straightforward in its depictions of everyday lifeFollows almost no rhyme scheme or specific structure
- 10. Multiple ChoiceYou might employ a VICTRIOLIC tone if...Someone wishes you congratulations after a victorySomeone mistreats you and yet still wants to be your friendA family member passes awayYou are about to make a big-decision with long-lasting effects
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