Jekyll and Hyde - General Quiz (Part 1)

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What theory was prominent at the time when Darwin published 'The Origin of Species'?
Theory of Evolution
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The idea of a scientist playing God and suffering the consequences links to what prominent theme?
Science vs Religion
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Other than the characters, what does Stevenson use to emphasise the theme of duality?
Setting
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Using nightmarish imagery of London (through weather - fog) and comparing it with Hyde is known as ...
Urban terror
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A tendency to relapse into a previous condition of mode of behaviour is known as ...
Recidivism
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Hyde did not live up to Victorian ideals and expectations of conforming to what image?
Typical Victorian Gentleman
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Where is Jekyll and Hyde set?
London
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What is a key symbol in the title of the first chapter? - it can hide secrets or open new opportunities...
Door
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What does the word "countenance" mean?
Face
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What did Utterson drink "when he was alone"?
"Gin"
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What word in "his affections, like ivy, were the growth of time" could show Utterson as a strong yet suffocating friend?
Ivy
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During their first encounter, what type of "smile" did Utterson say Hyde had?
"Displeasing"
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What did Utterson claim Hyde had "upon his face"?
"Satan's signature"
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Jekyll states: "I would trust you before any man alive, ay, before myself" about which character?
Utterson
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What happened to the bones of Sir Danver Carew?
They were "audibly shattered"
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How was the maid who was associated with Hyde described?
"An evil face smoothed by hypocrisy"
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What did Utterson recognise that was "broken and battered" after the murder as he had given it to Jekyll?
A cane
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How is Jekyll described after the murder of Sir Danvers Carew?
"Deadly sick"
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Who is Mr Guest?
The Head Clerk
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How long was Jekyll at peace for before returning to seclusion?
More than 2 months
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