Unit quiz: Frankenstein: education, ethical claims and narrative endings

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Question 1

A reader calls the cottage wealthy because the creature first describes it as luxurious. Which correction best uses chapter 12?His initial baseline is revised when he recognizes the family's hunger and self-denial.The first description is an objective inventory that later details cannot change.

Question 2

A paragraph identifies the creature as Adam and then infers that Victor must behave exactly like Milton's God. What is missing?A longer list of features transferred without qualification.The differences the creature explicitly draws, especially the absence of care.

Question 3

A debate concludes that because the creature deserves care, Victor must accept every detail of his proposed remedy. What does the passage require you to separate?A possible duty of care from the predicted success and ethical costs of a specific bargain.The creature's pain from all analysis, since suffering is irrelevant to reasons.

Question 4

A film summary is imported into an essay to state that Walton witnesses the creature's final self-destruction. What is the text-based correction?A strongly implied future event is identical to a witnessed one.He hears an announced intention and reports departure, not the completed act.

Question 5

A comparative paragraph discusses eloquence but ignores the family's interruption of the De Lacey interview. Which revision most improves its thesis?Make an adequate hearing depend on audience conditions as well as verbal skill.Remove the interruption because it conflicts with the claim that eloquence always succeeds.

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