Robert Louis Stevenson

The writer of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is Robert Louis

• Steven

• Stephens

• Stevenson

• Stephenson

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Robert Louis Stevenson is a writer of which nationality?

• English

• Irish

• Scottish

• Welsh

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Which of the following novels were also written by Robert Louis Stevenson?

• Jane Eyre

• Great Expectations

• Treasure Island

• Romeo and Juliet

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Victorian Gentleman were from which class?

You may select more that one answer.

• Working class

• Middle class

• Upper class

• Royal class

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Victorian gentleman often worked in which professions?

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• Dentist

• Doctor

• Lawyer

• Banker

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Fill in the blank:

"A gentleman's _________ had to be good, proper and maintained."

• Clothes

• Appearance

• Health

• Reputation

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Fill in the blank:

"Gentlemen had to keep their ______ under strict control."

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Gentlemen were publicly elitist about attending what establishments.

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• Brothels

• Museums

• Public Houses

• Church

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To be elitist means:

• To be a person who believes that a society or system should be led by an elite.

• To be a person whose attitudes and beliefs are biased in favour of a socially elite class of people

• To believe you have superior intellect, talent, power, wealth, or membership in the upper echelons of society

• A system, practice, or idea that favours the most powerful, rich, or talented people within a group

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In spite of the strict social rules that governed them Victorian Gentlemen often broke these social codes which put them at great risk of:

• Disgrace

• Humiliation

• Desperation

• Blackmail

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