Question

what cheers victor up following the tragedies that struck his family?
spending time with his family
writing his own life story
courting elizabeth
communing with nature
question 7
2 pts
what surprises victor on the glacier?
his mothers ghost
the resurfacing of his illness

Explanation:

First Question (What cheers Victor up...):

In the context of Frankenstein, after family tragedies, Victor finds solace in communing with nature. Spending time with family is not accurate as tragedies affected his family, writing his life story isn't the cheering factor, and courting Elizabeth isn't the main cheer - up element here.

In Frankenstein, when Victor is on the glacier, he is surprised by the appearance of his Creature (the monster he created).

Answer:

D. communing with nature

Second Question (What surprises Victor on the glacier?):

(Note: Since the options are cut off, but from Frankenstein context, on the glacier, Victor is surprised by the Creature (his creation) appearing. If we assume the intended options include the Creature's appearance, but based on typical knowledge, the surprise is the Creature. However, with the given (cut - off) options, if we assume the correct option related to the Creature or a relevant event, but as the options are incomplete, we can infer from the novel: Victor is surprised to encounter his Creature on the glacier. If we had to choose from the (partially shown) options, but since they are cut, we can state the correct context - based answer. But as per the given (incomplete) options, we can note that in the novel, on the glacier, Victor is surprised by the Creature (his monster) showing up. If the options included that, that would be the answer.

(If we assume the options were supposed to have "the Creature (his monster) appears" or similar, but with the given cut - off, we can provide the context - based answer for clarity.)