Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Chapter 1 Quiz
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What does it mean to trust someone?

  • To believe that someone is honest and will not lie or harm you (correct)
  • To make someone feel very surprised
  • A police officer of middle rank
  • To try using various ideas, methods, materials

    • What is a will in legal terms?

  • A legal document indicating who gets your money and property after death (correct)
  • A police officer of middle rank
  • A tool used for cutting wood
  • Part of a piece of furniture that slides in and out

    • What does it mean to experiment?

  • Mentally ill
  • A tool used for cutting wood
  • To make someone feel very surprised
  • To try using various ideas, methods, materials (correct)

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    What is an inspector?

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    What does it mean to be mad?

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    What is an axe used for?

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    Study Notes

    Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

    • The story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one of Robert Louis Stevenson's most popular stories.
    • Many films and plays have been made about the story.

    Mr. Utterson

    • Mr. Utterson is a lawyer who lives in London.
    • He seems to be a cold man, but has kind eyes that show understanding of others.
    • People like him, and he helps everyone regardless of who they are.
    • He lives a quiet and simple life and enjoys the theatre.

    Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield

    • Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield are friends, despite being different from each other.
    • Mr. Enfield is younger and enjoys going to the theatre, parties, and good restaurants.
    • People wonder why they are friends and what they talk about on their Sunday walks.

    Mr. Hyde

    • Mr. Hyde is a small, pale man with an ugly smile.
    • He speaks in a soft, broken voice, mixing politeness and rudeness.
    • Mr. Utterson has feelings of hate and fear towards Mr. Hyde.

    Dr. Jekyll's House

    • Dr. Jekyll's servant, Poole, shows Mr. Utterson into a large room.
    • Mr. Utterson sits and thinks, worried and afraid, while Poole is away.
    • Poole returns and tells Mr. Utterson that Dr. Jekyll has gone out.

    The Will and the Papers

    • Mr. Utterson reads the name "John Utterson" on a will, instead of Mr. Hyde's name.
    • He is surprised and wonders why Mr. Hyde didn't destroy the will.
    • Poole finds a short note in Dr. Jekyll's handwriting, dated at the top.

    Henry Jekyll's Note

    • Henry Jekyll writes a note to Mr. Utterson, saying his disappearance will be a fact soon.
    • He asks Mr. Utterson to read the paper given by Lanyon and then his story.

    The Notebook

    • The notebook contains dates and occasional words or phrases, such as "Double" and "Completely failed!!!".
    • Mr. Utterson doesn't understand the meaning of these notes.

    Henry Jekyll's Letter to Lanyon

    • Henry Jekyll writes to Lanyon, asking for help and saying his life, good name, and mind are in danger.
    • He asks Lanyon to go to his house, take a drawer from the room above his workroom, and bring it to his office at midnight.
    • A man will come to Lanyon's office at midnight, and he should give the drawer to him.

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    Test your knowledge on Chapter 1 of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, a classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson. Explore the characters, setting, and events in this chapter.

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