Jekyll & Hyde Vocabulary Quiz

Which of these best defines 'duality'?

• doubling things.

• ...fighting between two people.

• ...having two sides within one thing.

• ...completing things in two different ways.

Which of the following is the correct spelling?

• repution

• reputation

• reputaton

• reputtation

Dr Jekyll does not reveal his true connection to Hyde when Utterson asks him in Chapter 3. Would this be_______?

• secrecy

• arrogance

• disloyalty

In Chapter 1 readers are most shocked by Hyde because of his ____________?

• lack of manners

• appearance

• violence

• connection to Dr Jekyll

Complete the sentence: Contemporary readers of ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ were resistant to change, particularly advances in ___________.

• religion

• science

• technology

• politics

Complete the sentence: In Victorian times, an upper class gentleman had to be very careful to maintain a good __________.

• reputation

• living

• household

• marriage

Mr Utterson and Dr Jekyll have a long standing and trusting relationship, this represents the theme of __________, which is central to the novella.

• Power

• Friendship

• Violence

• Science

Which word would be the best replacement for the word ‘deception’?

• disloyalty

• ambition

• secrecy

• dishonesty

Which of the following is the correct spelling?

• violence

• vialence

• violance

• viloence

If someone believes in Charles Darwin’s ‘Theory of Evolution?

• ...they believe that God created the world.

• ...they agree that Science can explain how the world was created.

• ...they are against religion, and Creationism.