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INTRODUCTION
The questions and answers in this booklet are written in a learner-friendly way to help
learners prepare for English First Additional Language Paper 2. The focus is on helping
learners read extracts carefully, understand what each question asks and answer in clear,
focused sentences.
This booklet does not replace the original novel, classroom teaching or past examination
practice. Learners should still read the prescribed text and use these questions as revision
and exam preparation support.
The questions are based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll
and Mr Hyde. Some questions are based on past examination papers and memoranda,
while extra practice questions may be included for important chapters and extracts.
About This Resource Package
This Contextual Questions Booklet forms part of a complete Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and
Mr Hyde resource package for Grade 12 English FAL learners.
• PowerPoint Presentation: visual classroom slides and summary posters.
• Summary and Analysis Booklet: clear notes on plot, characters, themes, symbols, style,
key moments and quotations.
• Contextual Questions Booklet: exam-style questions and model answers for Paper 2
preparation.
How To Use This Booklet
• Read the extract carefully before answering.
• Check line references when the question refers to specific lines.
• Use the mark allocation to guide the length of your answer.
• Answer in full sentences where required.
• Use the model answers to improve your own responses.
For enquiries or support, contact:
Good luck.
Juffrou Ansie
© 2026 Juffrou Ansie Study Notes. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission.
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CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Story of the Door ....................................................................................... 3
Chapter 2: Search for Mr Hyde .................................................................................... 8
Chapter 3: Dr Jekyll Was Quite at Ease ...................................................................... 13
Chapter 4: The Carew Murder Case........................................................................... 15
Chapter 5: Incident of the Letter ............................................................................... 18
Chapter 6: Remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon ............................................................ 22
Chapter 7: Incident at the Window ............................................................................ 24
Chapter 8: The Last Night ......................................................................................... 28
Chapter 9: Dr Lanyon’s Narrative .............................................................................. 32
Chapter 10: Henry Jekyll’s Full Statement of the Case ................................................ 34
Chapter 1: Story of the Door
In Chapter 1, Mr Enfield tells Mr Utterson how
Mr Hyde trampled a young girl and showed no
remorse. Hyde pays compensation with a cheque
connected to Dr Jekyll. The chapter introduces
Hyde, the strange door, secrecy, violence and
the mystery around Hyde’s connection to Jekyll.
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The time and place where this extract is set.
The extract is set in Mr Utterson’s home, in front of the fireplace. It takes place after Dr
Jekyll gives Utterson a letter and after Utterson hears about Sir Carew’s murder. Utterson
asks Mr Guest to examine the handwriting.
What is the relationship between Mr Enfield and Mr Utterson? State TWO points.
Mr Enfield and Mr Utterson are distant relatives. They have also been friends for a long
time.
Refer to line 7: “all as empty as a church.”
© 2026 Juffrou Ansie Study Notes. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission.
© 2026 Juffrou Ansie Study Notes. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission.
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INTRODUCTION
The questions and answers in this booklet are written in a learner-friendly way to help
learners prepare for English First Additional Language Paper 2. The focus is on helping
learners read extracts carefully, understand what each question asks and answer in clear,
focused sentences.
This booklet does not replace the original novel, classroom teaching or past examination
practice. Learners should still read the prescribed text and use these questions as revision
and exam preparation support.
The questions are based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll
and Mr Hyde. Some questions are based on past examination papers and memoranda,
while extra practice questions may be included for important chapters and extracts.
About This Resource Package
This Contextual Questions Booklet forms part of a complete Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and
Mr Hyde resource package for Grade 12 English FAL learners.
• PowerPoint Presentation: visual classroom slides and summary posters.
• Summary and Analysis Booklet: clear notes on plot, characters, themes, symbols, style,
key moments and quotations.
• Contextual Questions Booklet: exam-style questions and model answers for Paper 2
preparation.
How To Use This Booklet
• Read the extract carefully before answering.
• Check line references when the question refers to specific lines.
• Use the mark allocation to guide the length of your answer.
• Answer in full sentences where required.
• Use the model answers to improve your own responses.
For enquiries or support, contact:
Good luck.
Juffrou Ansie
© 2026 Juffrou Ansie Study Notes. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission.
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CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Story of the Door ....................................................................................... 3
Chapter 2: Search for Mr Hyde .................................................................................... 8
Chapter 3: Dr Jekyll Was Quite at Ease ...................................................................... 13
Chapter 4: The Carew Murder Case........................................................................... 15
Chapter 5: Incident of the Letter ............................................................................... 18
Chapter 6: Remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon ............................................................ 22
Chapter 7: Incident at the Window ............................................................................ 24
Chapter 8: The Last Night ......................................................................................... 28
Chapter 9: Dr Lanyon’s Narrative .............................................................................. 32
Chapter 10: Henry Jekyll’s Full Statement of the Case ................................................ 34
Chapter 1: Story of the Door
In Chapter 1, Mr Enfield tells Mr Utterson how
Mr Hyde trampled a young girl and showed no
remorse. Hyde pays compensation with a cheque
connected to Dr Jekyll. The chapter introduces
Hyde, the strange door, secrecy, violence and
the mystery around Hyde’s connection to Jekyll.
__________________________________________________________________
© 2026 Juffrou Ansie Study Notes. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission.
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The time and place where this extract is set.
The extract is set in Mr Utterson’s home, in front of the fireplace. It takes place after Dr
Jekyll gives Utterson a letter and after Utterson hears about Sir Carew’s murder. Utterson
asks Mr Guest to examine the handwriting.
What is the relationship between Mr Enfield and Mr Utterson? State TWO points.
Mr Enfield and Mr Utterson are distant relatives. They have also been friends for a long
time.
Refer to line 7: “all as empty as a church.”
© 2026 Juffrou Ansie Study Notes. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission.
