2. Why did Felix decide to leave the cottage in Chapter 16?
(a) Because his father’s life was in danger.
(b) Because he was afraid for the safety of his future children.
(c) Because he could no longer pay the rent.
(d) Because his sister was ill.

3. Of what does the letter Victor receives in Chapter 22 remind him?
(a) The creature.
(b) Elizabeth’s promise to marry him.
(c) Henry's murder.
(d) The creature’s threat to be with him on his wedding night.

4. What spurred Victor on despite his frustration and despair when he learned that the creature had set out on the ice of the ocean?
(a) Anger and a need for vengeance.
(b) A need to finish what he had started.A desire to get a confession from the creature for his crimes.
(c) Anger and a desire to absolve himself of his guilt.
(d) A desire to get a confession from the creature for his crimes.

5. Why do Henry and Victor decide to visit Edinburgh?
(a) To do a favor for a relative.
(b) To visit a friend.
(c) To see the beauty of the countryside.
(d) To extend their vacation.

6. Why did Victor rush home as soon as possible after the death of Elizabeth?
(a) To prepare for the funeral.
(b) To inform the family of her death.
(c) To prepare himself for the search for the murderer.
(d) To check on the welfare of his remaining family members.

7. What did the young girl do for her father every day that puzzled the creature?
(a) Cut up his food.
(b) Help him dress.
(c) Read aloud to him.
(d) Guide him down a garden path.

8. What religion was Safie’s mother?
(a) Jewish.
(b) Christian.
(c) Pagan.
(d) Muslim.

9. Why did Felix return to his hometown after helping Safie’s father escape from prison?
(a) To get married.
(b) To rescue Safie.
(c) To turn himself in for the sake of his family.
(d) To return to his job.

10. Where did the creature find a stack of books and clothing?
(a) A portmanteau.
(b) The cottage.
(c) The village store.
(d) An abandoned church.

11. Where does Victor meet up with Henry Clerval in Chapter 18?
(a) Paris.
(b) Strasbourg.
(c) Oxford.
(d) London.

12. What chore did the creature do for the cottagers in the hopes of winning them over?
(a) Milking the cows.
(b) Cutting the wood.
(c) Collecting the water.
(d) Harvesting the corn.

13. Why does Victor say he will not create a second creature?
(a) He will not be the creator of more misery for human kind.
(b) He no longer has the time.
(c) He no longer enjoys working in science.
(d) He cannot remember how to do it.

14. At the end of Chapter 12, what did the creature dream about in regards to the cottagers?
(a) Winning their love and affection.
(b) Marrying the daughter.
(c) Becoming their servant.
(d) Murdering them all.

15. Why Victor decide to dispose of the second creature’s body?
(a) To hide what he has done.
(b) To keep the peasants from thinking he had committed murder.
(c) Out of respect for what might have been.
(d) To spare the feelings for the first creature.