Reading Questions 5 & 6 of Jekyll & Hyde Review

Front

What does Poole notice about the voice coming from Dr. Jekyll's laboratory?

Back

The voice seems to be changed.

Front

How has Dr. Lanyon changed when Utterson visits him?

Back

Dr. Lanyon had 'Death written across his face.' He was very sickly, pale, and seemed deeply terrified.

Front

Why does Poole visit Utterson at home?

Back

He is worried about Dr. Jekyll and asks Utterson to come check on him.

Front

What is Poole's theory about what happened to Dr. Jekyll?

Back

He has been killed and someone is currently acting as him.

Front

How does Dr. Jekyll ask Poole for the medicine?

Back

He leaves a note at the door for Poole to find each day.

Front

What is the significance of the changed voice in the laboratory?

Back

It suggests that something is wrong with Dr. Jekyll, indicating a possible transformation or impersonation.

Front

What does Utterson's concern for Jekyll reveal about their relationship?

Back

It shows that Utterson cares deeply for Jekyll and is worried about his well-being.

Front

How does Dr. Lanyon's appearance reflect his mental state?

Back

His sickly and terrified appearance indicates that he is deeply affected by the events surrounding Jekyll and Hyde.

Front

What role does Poole play in the story?

Back

Poole serves as Dr. Jekyll's butler and is a key figure in revealing the mystery surrounding Jekyll's behavior.

Front

What does the note left by Jekyll symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes Jekyll's isolation and desperation as he struggles with his dual identity.