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The document contains a comprehensive question set related to the themes, characters, and plot of 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.' It includes long answer questions, true or false questions, and multiple choice questions that explore the duality of human nature, the consequences of scientific experimentation, and the moral implications of the characters' actions. The questions aim to engage readers in critical thinking about the text and its underlying messages.

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr.

Hyde - Full Question Set

Long Answer Questions


1. Why does Dr. Jekyll create Mr. Hyde, and what does this reveal about his view of human nature?

2. Describe the transformation process from Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Hyde. How does it affect both

personalities?

3. What are the consequences of Dr. Jekyll's experiments on himself and others?

4. How is the theme of repression illustrated through the character of Dr. Jekyll?

5. Why does Dr. Jekyll's control over Mr. Hyde weaken over time?

6. Compare and contrast Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in terms of appearance and behavior.

7. What role does science play in the downfall of Dr. Jekyll?

8. Explain the significance of the setting (London) in creating suspense and symbolism in the story.

9. How does the murder of Sir Danvers Carew affect the plot and characters?

10. What message do you think Stevenson is sending about good and evil in the human soul?

True or False Questions


1. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are two completely different people.

2. Mr. Hyde is described as physically repulsive and animal-like.

3. Dr. Lanyon dies after witnessing the transformation of Jekyll into Hyde.

4. Mr. Utterson is a criminal lawyer who defends Hyde.

5. Hyde shows no remorse after murdering Sir Danvers Carew.

6. Dr. Jekyll stops taking the potion because it becomes dangerous.

7. The story takes place in Paris, France.

8. Jekyll willingly gives Hyde his fortune in the will.

9. Mr. Poole is suspicious of Dr. Jekyll's behavior and asks Utterson for help.

10. Hyde disappears forever after the first murder.

1. Dr. Jekyll enjoys being Mr. Hyde at first because he feels free from moral consequences.
2. Mr. Hyde writes a confession letter before disappearing.

3. Dr. Jekyll's house and laboratory have separate entrances.

4. After transforming into Hyde a few times, Jekyll starts changing without taking the potion.

5. Mr. Enfield and Mr. Utterson witness Hyde's transformation directly.

6. Jekyll tells Utterson everything about Hyde early in the story.

7. Hyde becomes smaller and younger than Jekyll after the transformation.

8. The police are never able to capture Hyde alive.

9. The potion that transforms Jekyll into Hyde stops working because the ingredients run out.

10. Dr. Jekyll destroys all of his scientific notes before he dies.

Multiple Choice Questions


11. What is the main reason Dr. Jekyll creates Mr. Hyde?

a) To help him sleep better

b) To hide his criminal activities

c) To separate his good and evil sides

d) To impress other scientists

12. Who is the first person to witness Hyde's cruelty?

a) Mr. Enfield

b) Mr. Poole

c) Sir Danvers

d) Dr. Lanyon

13. What is the relationship between Mr. Utterson and Dr. Jekyll?

a) Cousins

b) Enemies

c) Friends and lawyer-client

d) Strangers

14. What crime does Mr. Hyde commit that causes public outrage?
a) Theft

b) Assault

c) Murder of a child

d) Murder of Sir Danvers Carew

15. What is Dr. Lanyon's reaction when he sees the transformation?

a) He calls the police

b) He dies from shock

c) He attacks Hyde

d) He asks to be part of the experiment

16. What object helps Utterson begin to suspect Jekyll's secret?

a) A ring

b) A walking stick

c) A letter

d) A bottle of potion

17. How does Dr. Jekyll die?

a) Hyde kills him

b) He takes poison

c) He is arrested

d) He disappears mysteriously

18. Which character serves as the moral compass of the story?

a) Mr. Enfield

b) Dr. Lanyon

c) Mr. Utterson

d) Mr. Hyde

19. What does the locked door in Jekyll's lab symbolize?

a) Wealth

b) Science
c) Secrets and hidden evil

d) Madness

20. In the end, who is legally responsible for all of Hyde's crimes?

a) Hyde

b) Poole

c) Jekyll

d) Utterson

11. What is Hyde's reaction when Mr. Utterson first confronts him?

a) He welcomes him politely

b) He slams the door in his face

c) He acts nervous and rude

d) He invites him to dinner

12. What item links Hyde to the murder of Sir Danvers Carew?

a) A glove

b) A cane/stick

c) A knife

d) A ring

13. Why does Dr. Lanyon stop speaking to Jekyll?

a) Because Jekyll insulted him

b) Because Jekyll owes him money

c) Because he witnessed something unnatural

d) Because he supports Hyde

14. Who ultimately discovers the truth about Jekyll and Hyde by reading letters?

a) Mr. Poole

b) Mr. Enfield

c) Mr. Utterson

d) Inspector Newcomen
15. What mood dominates the setting of the novel?

a) Joyful and bright

b) Dark and mysterious

c) Exciting and fast-paced

d) Romantic and adventurous

16. Why does Mr. Poole go to Mr. Utterson for help?

a) He wants to report a robbery

b) He suspects Jekyll is in danger

c) He needs help with a scientific experiment

d) He lost the keys to the lab

17. What is the last written document found before the story ends?

a) Hyde's confession

b) Lanyon's letter

c) Jekyll's full statement of the case

d) Poole's diary

18. What does Hyde symbolize in the novel?

a) The power of nature

b) Repressed evil and hidden desires

c) Scientific advancement

d) Social justice

19. What emotion drives Dr. Jekyll to take the potion again after a long break?

a) Anger

b) Curiosity

c) Boredom

d) Temptation and desire

20. What effect does Hyde's personality have on his appearance, according to Jekyll?

a) He looks weak and pale


b) He appears short and deformed due to his evil nature

c) He looks exactly like Jekyll

d) He is more handsome and confident

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