Frankenstein

by

Mary Shelley

Frankenstein: Chapter 8 Quiz 4 questions

Test your knowledge of Chapter 8. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Victor choose to do instead of publicly confessing in Justine's place?
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He searches for evidence against the monster
He helps Justine flee the country so she can avoid trial
He keeps quiet and isolates himself
He tries to ignore what's happening and goes back to university
Why is Justine unable to prove her innocence at the trial?
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She can't explain how William's portrait of his mother ended up in her pocket
There were multiple witnesses at the scene of the murder
Victor testifies against her to protect himself from being accused
Her fingerprints were found on William's portrait of his mother
Why does Justine eventually confess to the crime of William's murder?
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She is genuinely guilty of murdering William
Her jailors pressured her into confessing
She wants to protect Victor
She thinks confessing will result in a lesser punishment
What is the primary emotion Victor feels after Justine's execution?
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Relief that the trial is over
Anger toward the justice system
Indifference to the situation
Guilt for his role in the deaths