The Strange Case Of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde Quiz 1

What did the huge rise in population in London in the 19th century result in?

• Large numbers of people needing to move out of the city centre.
• A huge divide between the living conditions of the wealthy classes and the poorest people.

What is a slum?

• 'a squalid and overcrowded urban street or district inhabited by very poor people.'
• 'an area where lots of the working classes moved to as the population expanded in London.'

Who wrote the book?

• Robert Louis Smith
• Robert Louis Stevenson
• Robert Louis Simpson
• Robert Louis Hyde

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What city is the book set in?

• London
• New York
• Paris
• Dublin

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Which two characters begin the book with a walk?

• Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
• Dr Lanyon and Mr Poole
• Mr Utterson and Mr Enfield
• Mr Utterson and Dr Jekyll

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How did Mr Hyde trample over the young girl?

• forcefully
• calmly
• angrily
• slowly

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Which character saw the girl get trampled?

• Dr Jekyll
• Mr Utterson
• Mr Enfield

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How does Mr Hyde make up for trampling the girl?

• Goes to prison
• Pays them money
• Says sorry
• Moves house

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What was Cesare Lombroso’s theory of the ‘born criminal’?

• That male criminality was inherited and that male criminals could be identified by physical features.
• That female criminals were genetically more ruthless than male criminals.
• That criminality was inherited and that all criminals could be identified by physical features.
• That causes of all crimes could not be explained.

Who did Dr. Jekyll leave all of his possessions to in his will?

• Himself
• Utterson
• Enfield
• Hyde

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