Question

what do the pages from victors journal reveal to the creature?
that victor is disgusted by his own creation
that paradise lost is a fictional text
that victor never meant to create a living being
that victor is clinically insane
question 4
2 pts
what happens when the creature rescues a young girl from drowning?
her companion thanks him profusely for his good deed.
the young girl declares that she is in his debt.

Explanation:

First Question (About Victor's Journal and the Creature)

In Frankenstein, when the creature finds Victor's journal, it reveals Victor's feelings of disgust toward his own creation. The other options are incorrect: "Paradise Lost" being fictional is not revealed here, Victor did mean to create life (just was horrified by the result), and the journal doesn't show Victor is clinically insane.

Answer:

A. that Victor is disgusted by his own creation

Second Question (About the Creature Rescuing a Girl)

(Note: Since the options are cut off, but based on Frankenstein's plot, when the creature rescues the girl, her companion (a man) shoots the creature out of fear/hatred, misinterpreting the creature's actions. If we assume the missing option is this, but with the given partial options, we can analyze the existing ones: The first two options are incorrect as the companion reacts with hostility, not gratitude, and the girl's reaction isn't a declaration of debt. However, since the options are incomplete, we can only work with the context. But if we proceed with the plot - the correct outcome is the companion attacks the creature. But with the given partial options, we note the first two are wrong. If we assume the missing option is the correct one, but as per the visible options, none of the shown ones are correct. But likely the intended answer (if we recall the plot) is that the girl's companion (like a father or rescuer) shoots the creature, misinterpreting his actions. Since the options are cut, we can state that based on the novel, the creature is attacked after rescuing the girl, and the shown options (Her companion thanks him...; The young girl declares...) are incorrect.)

(If we must choose from the visible (incomplete) options, none are correct, but if we assume a typo or missing option, the correct event is the companion attacks the creature. However, with the given text, we can only analyze the visible options as incorrect for the plot. But since the user provided partial options, we can note that in the novel, the creature is shot by the girl's companion, so the visible options (thanks or debt declaration) are wrong.)