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Who witnessed the transformation and ultimately died from what he saw?
Utterson
Lanyon
Poole
Enfield
Why did Jekyll conduct these transformation experiments on himself?
He was battling the reality of duality within himself.
He was lonely
He was scared of death
He wanted revenge against all those who had crossed him.
1) The author’s use of Cain to describe the various clients of Mr. Utterson is an example of the literary figure of speech known as _____________________.
Personification
Simile
Biblical Allusion
Hyperbole
What is the symbolic name of Jekyll's home?
Noah's Arc
The Blackmail House
Manor House
The House of the Living Dead
Which is a condition of Dr. Jekyll’s original will that Utterson is so upset about?
Mr. Hyde shall receive nothing
Mr. Utterson shall receive half of everything.
The abused little girl will receive everything.
Mr. Hyde is the sole beneficiary of Dr. Jekyll’s estate
Who labels himself Mr. Seek?
Utterson
Lanyon
Poole
Police Inspector
Who are Jekyll's oldest friends?
Utterson and Enfield
Lanyon and Utterson
Enfield and Lanyon
Carew and Utterson
Who accused Jekyll of "unscientific balderdash?"
Utterson
Hyde
Lanyon
Poole
Who discovered Hyde's body?
Poole and Utterson
Inspector Newcom and Utterson
Maid and Lanyon
Utterson and Enfield
Who is Poole?
Detective
Chemist
Lawyer
Butler
Stevenson uses Damon & Pythias as archetypes for :
Hostility
Friendship
Treason
Honor
Who witnessed the abuse of the little girl on the street?
Utterson
A maid
Lanyon
Enfield
Poole comes to Utterson for help because
he saw Hyde enter Jekyll's room but never come out
he is convinced that Jekyll has been insane
Jekyll has tried to kill him.
He is convinced that Jekyll has met with foul play.
The novel questions whether what is in one's nature?
Friendship
Violence
Hope
Repression
The mid-Victorian period was a time of
socialism
stability
pessimism
poverty
Hyde uses darkness as a symbol to express that
He is experiencing a personal decay
He is renovating his home.
He has a decayed sense of morality.
Two of the above
Utterson links Carew's murderer to Jekyll
through letters to Jekyll
by a hat
by a cane that Utterson gave to Jekyll.
through the murderer's confession
Lanyon refers to Jekyll as
one who has violated his Hippocratic Oath
one who has betrayed his trust
one whom he regards as dead
one who is unworthy of anyone's trust
What represents safety in the novel?
Police
Sirens
Lights
Fog
Buzzards
Hyde takes both he and Jekyll's life because
He couldn't find the drugs to maintain their innocence.
Jekyll was tired of hiding.
Hyde became the dominant personality.
Hyde destroyed Jekyll's public image
What serves to move the plot forward?
Good
Science
Friendship
Choice
Victorian England is socially know for a time of
regrets
mischievousness
slavery
change
The reform bill was passed to give
the right to vote to women
the right to vote for the working class
the right to vote for immigrants
the right to vote for all citizens
Where did the theme of repression in DJMH come to light?
When Uterson went on a walk
When Enfield apologized for having a lose tongue
When Dr. Jekyll kept Mr. Hyde hidden
Soho represents
a spot in London where Hyde lives and it represents the decrepitude of Hyde
a spot in London where Dr. Jekyll lives, it represents that wealth corrupts absolutely.
The novel questions whether what is in one's nature
friendship
hope
repression
violence
The use of the color red symbolizes all except
evil
safety
danger
extremes
The man who comes to Lanyon's to get the items for Jekyll
demands tha Lanyon accompany him
refuses to come into the house
is calm and understanding
is quite impatient
Hyde's metamorphosis back to Jekyll includes all but which one of the following?
features melt and alter
body shrinks
body swells
body reels and staggers
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