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Chapter 16 Quiz
Test your knowledge of Chapter 17. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
Why does Victor initially refuse the monster's demand to create a female counterpart?
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He thinks it will be too difficult to create another monster
He worries that two monsters will cause more murder and destruction
He is afraid the female monster will fall in love with him
He thinks the monster is lying about its intentions
How does Victor feel after hearing the monster's argument that its violence stems only from its misery?
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Won over intellectually but still harboring prejudice
Unaffected and indifferent to the monster's suffering
Entirely convinced and compassionate toward the monster
Angry and determined to destroy the monster
