Question

why is justine moritz accused of murdering william?
because the family does not know her well
because she has threatened william in the past
because she is mentally ill
because she has something that belonged to william
question 3
2 pts
what does justine do about the accusations?
she attempts to run away
she refuses to discuss it with them

Explanation:

First Question (Why is Justine Moritz accused of murdering William?)

In the context of Frankenstein, Justine Moritz is accused of William's murder because she is found with a locket (something that belonged to William). The other options are incorrect: the family knows her, she never threatened William, and her being mentally ill is not the reason for the accusation.

In the story, Justine does not attempt to run away or refuse to discuss. She confesses (falsely, under pressure and a desire to be seen as penitent to save her soul) to the crime, though she is innocent. If the full options included "She confesses (even though she is innocent)" or similar, that would be the answer. However, based on the partial options shown (the visible ones are incorrect as per the story), the correct action is her confession (or related to admitting under pressure, depending on full options). But since the options are partially visible, assuming the intended correct action (from the story) is that she confesses (or the relevant correct option from the full list).

Answer:

D. because she has something that belonged to William (assuming the last option is labeled D; if the options are labeled as A - D with the last one being "because she has something that belonged to William", then the answer is the option with that text)

Second Question (What does Justine do about the accusations? - Note: Since the options are cut off, but based on Frankenstein context)