Question

1. what does the creature learn about human society while observing the de laceys?

a. humans value physical strength above all else
b. humans are naturally violent and distrustful
c. humans care deeply about family, kindness, and connection
d. humans rarely communicate verbally

○ a
○ b
○ c
○ d

Explanation:

In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, the Creature observes the De Lacey family, a poor but loving household. He witnesses their mutual care, acts of kindness, and strong familial bonds, which teaches him that humans value family, compassion, and connection. The other options are incorrect: the De Laceys do not prioritize physical strength, are not violent/distrustful toward each other, and regularly communicate verbally.

Answer:

C. Humans care deeply about family, kindness, and connection