Trivia Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Frankenstein?

The villagers react to the creature by shrieking, throwing rocks and other objects at him, and driving him away from the village.

The creature wants Frankenstein to listen to the account of his life so far. This suggests that the creature wants to share his experiences and tell his story to Frankenstein.

The creature learns to speak and then to read by observing and listening to the DeLacys. Through careful observation and listening, he is able to pick up on the sounds and words that the DeLacys use in their conversations. This allows him to gradually learn how to communicate verbally. Additionally, by observing the DeLacys as they read, he is able to understand the concept of written language and eventually learn to read himself.

After Frankenstein has ascended to the summit of Montavert, he meets The Monster.

When the creature first feels life, he experiences confusion because of the overwhelming new sensations he is encountering. This can be inferred from the fact that the question asks about how the creature feels when he first feels life, indicating that he is just starting to experience these sensations. The other options do not align with the concept of feeling confused due to new sensations, making them incorrect.

The creature observes that the people in the cottage care for each other and that the two younger individuals treat the older man with respect. However, he also notices that they are often sad and hungry, suggesting that they may be facing difficulties or hardships in their lives.

Saffie's father is referred to as "the Turk" in this question. The term "the Turk" is often used as a nickname for someone of Turkish descent. Therefore, the correct answer is Saffie's father because he is Turkish.

Frankenstein reacts to the meeting with the Monster by being filled with rage and horror. He is so horrified by the Monster's appearance that he threatens to kill it.

Saffie is described as a young Turkish woman who loves Felix. This suggests that Saffie is not related to Victor as his cousin, nor is she a rich English woman or Victor's love interest. Instead, she is specifically mentioned as someone who has romantic feelings for Felix.

The creature collects firewood and leaves it on the DeLacys' doorstep while they are away as a way to atone for stealing food from them. This action shows his remorse and desire to make amends for his past actions. By providing them with firewood, he is trying to contribute to their well-being and show his gratitude for their kindness.

The correct answer is "Hey stays in a shed attached to a cottage." This is indicated by the phrase "attached to a cottage," which suggests that the shelter is located near the cottage.

The DeLacys are exiled from France.