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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was the only common factor between Jekyll and Hyde?
2. What causes Hyde to apologize?
3. What is Lanyon's first name?
4. How are Utterson and Enfield related?
5. How does Jekyll react to the terror?
Short Essay Questions
1. Jekyll insists that while he is a man of science and considered religion as a part of his experiment, he denies that he has developed what trait?
2. While Utterson and Enfield are speaking to Jekyll, a sudden change comes over the doctor. What about Jekyll shocks Utterson?
3. Jekyll claims that his house is not fit for company. What solution does Jekyll offer?
4. Lanyon watches as Jekyll demonstrates his biggest triumph and failure. What is Jekyll's secret?
5. What is it in Jekyll's response that does not convince Utterson or Poole that everything is all right?
6. Poole is frantic when he visits Utterson. How does Utterson respond to Poole's concerns?
7. How long has Jekyll's strange behavior been going on?
8. The letter states that Lanyon can expect a certain event to happen after he fulfills Jekyll's request. What will happen at midnight?
9. Jekyll's behavior has become increasingly strange. Why does Poole visit Utterson?
10. Why does Jekyll send a letter to Lanyon?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Every person who sees Edward Hyde is paralyzed by fear and revulsion. None of the people who see Hyde's face can accurately describe it except to say that the man has an air of deformity without being deformed. What do you think they meant? Explain your opinion of Hyde's appearance.
Essay Topic 2
The incident with Utterson and Enfield talking to Jekyll outside the window leads into a use of foreshadowing regarding Jekyll's health and well-being. Utterson and Enfield share a look of horror after Jekyll makes a hasty retreat. The author was trying to tell the reader something. Was the meaning clear? Explain your conclusions.
Essay Topic 3
Several of the characters describe Hyde as possessing a deformity without actually being deformed. What did the people mean by that statement? Was it a physical, emotional or spiritual malady? What about Hyde made him appear deformed?
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