What caused Griffin to become homeless and invisible?

After he set a house on fire in revenge.

In which locations did Griffin's chaotic activities primarily take place?

London and the village inn in Iping.

Griffin's method of becoming invisible involved swallowing special ___ that made his body transparent.

Drugs

True or False: Griffin successfully managed to keep his clothes after stealing them from a store.

False. Griffin overslept and had to escape without his newfound clothes.

What items did Griffin steal from the theatrical shop to disguise himself?

Griffin stole bandages, glasses, a false nose, whiskers, and a hat.

The climax of the story occurs when Griffin reveals his invisibility by shedding his ___ in front of the villagers.

Disguises

Who attempted to arrest Griffin after his strange activities were discovered at the inn?

Mr. Jaffers, the village constable.

What are the main themes explored in the story of Griffin, the invisible man?

Invisibility and its consequences, isolation, and the misuse of scientific discoveries.

Griffin's actions highlight the need for ___ in scientific advancements.

Ethical responsibility

True or False: Griffin's invisibility leads to positive outcomes for the villagers.

False. Griffin's invisibility causes confusion and chaos in the village.

The story suggests that isolation can lead to ___ behavior.

Destructive

How does Griffin's character illustrate the consequences of one's choices?

Griffin's desire for solitude and invisibility leads him to engage in reckless and harmful behavior, affecting both himself and the villagers.

The term 'lawless' refers to a state that is ___ and ___ .

Without following the law and lacking legal authority

True or False: An 'eccentric' person is someone who conforms to conventional behavior.

False. An eccentric person is unconventional or strange.

True or False: 'Misuse' means using something in a correct or appropriate way.

False. 'Misuse' means using something in the wrong way.