Question

how does the creature feel about his own appearance?

• he is surprised and pleased.
• he wishes his neighbors looked more like him
• he cannot stop looking at himself
• he is shocked by how ugly he is

Explanation:

In works like "Frankenstein", the creature (Frankenstein's monster) is shocked by his own ugly appearance when he sees his reflection. The other options don't align: he isn't pleased with his look, doesn't want neighbors to look like him, and the focus is on his shock at his ugliness rather than just looking at himself.

Answer:

D. He is shocked by how ugly he is (assuming the last option is D; if the last option's identifier was different, adjust accordingly, e.g., if it's option D, then D. He is shocked by how ugly he is)