Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Test Graded A+

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Test Graded A+ Where does the story take place? ️️London, Victorian Era Who are the two characters that are taking a walk when the story begins? ️️Enfield and Utterson What triggers Enfield's strange story? ️️The door What happens in Enfield's strange story? ️️He saw a man tramples a little girl and feels no remorse What do Enfield and the doctor attending the child decide to extract a punishment from Mr. Hyde even though the child is not seriously injured? ️️Pay 100 pounds to the girl's family How would you describe Mr. Hyde's appearance? ️️Pale, ugly, short and deformed, looks part animal Why is Mr. Utterson concerned about Dr. Jekyll's will? ️️Everything goes to Mr. Hyde Why does Mr. Utterson visit Dr. Lanyon? ️️To get more info about Dr. Jekyll Why does Mr. Utterson want to see Mr. Hyde's face? Why does he go to so much trouble to investigate Hyde? ️️He thinks if he can see Hyde's face, he can solve the mystery Why does Mr. Utterson think that Dr. Jekyll is being blackmailed? ️️He won't say anything What does Dr. Jekyll do to protect Mr. Hyde? ️️He assures him there is nothing to worry about; Hyde is a good man What does Dr. Jekyll say to convince Mr. Utterson that he can handle Mr. Hyde? ️️He can change the will at any time Who murdered Danvers Carew? What was used to murder Danvers Carew? ️️Hyde; Jekyll's cane How does Utterson learn about the death of Danvers Carew? ️️Carew was his client; the letter How is Hyde's run in the little girl similar and different to that with Danvers Carew? ️️Carew died, gradually gets more intentional and dangerous Why are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde no longer friends? ️️Jekyll is upset by the murder; Hyde is never going to return What change does Utterson notice in Dr. Jekyll after Mr. Hyde's disappearance? ️️Sick and pale -> happy and social How has Dr. Lanyon changed? What does he refuse to discuss with Utterson? ️️Ill, fall out with Jekyll How does Dr. Jekyll explain his seclusion to Mr. Utterson? ️️Did something wrong; has to pay the punishment What does the letter from Lanyon have in common with Dr. Jekyll's will? ️️same handwriting but slanted Why does Jekyll suddenly leave in the middle of a conversation with Enfield and Utterson? ️️He senses he is about to turn into Hyde Why are Poole and the servants frightened? ️️Dr. Jekyll has not been himself lately What convinces Utterson to break into Dr. Jekyll's cabinet? ️️He thinks Hyde is in Jekyll's room and he had done something to Jekyll What favor does Jekyll ask of Lanyon? ️️To get the medicine from his cabinet What choice does Hyde offer Dr. Lanyon? ️️To see the change or not What does Hyde do as he takes the medicine in front of Dr. Lanyon? ️️He gloats What was the main type of conflict in the story? ️️Man vs. self, man vs. society What does the story suggest that the nature of man's soul is? ️️Equally good and evil As a young man, what did Jekyll find was the worst of his faults? How did that lead him to practice "a profound duplicity?" ️️Seeking happiness in sinful things; he couldn't decide what he wanted to be How does Jekyll feel after drinking the potion for the first time? ️️Young and alive What explanation does Jekyll give for the change in size and age? ️️Evil side is less developed Why is it that Jekyll isn't repulsed by Hyde's appearance when everyone else is? ️️He felt free How did Jekyll begin to loose control? ️️Started to stay as Hyde; potion took over How does Jekyll justify the attack on Danvers Carew? ️️He left Hyde caged for so long; he came out hunting for evil What finally dooms Dr. Jekyll to either living out his life as Mr. Hyde or committing suicide? ️️He runs out of the salt (potion) to take him back