Dr Jekyll, Mr Hyde - Introduction

Which other youth novel is author Robert Louis Stevenson well known for?

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Stevenson's inspiration for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was

• a dream.

• a nightmare.

• his wife's nightmare.

• A film.

The story is set in ​ ​ (a)  

• London
• Streets
• A bedroom
• a house.

The book was very popular. It was adapted to various genres. Name at least two.

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The version of the text you are reading is an abridged version. What does that mean?

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Match the descriptions with Victorian London and modern London.

• Horse-drawn carriages.

• Victorian London

• Clean streets.

• Modern London

• Polluted air.

• Victorian London

• Cars and buses

• Victorian London

• Streets full of horse manure.

• Modern London

Study the image of a clogged London street in Victorian England. Choose the two options closest in meaning to 'clogged' means​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ ​

• congested
• very full and busy.
• quiet
• peaceful
• deserted

How did people in Victorian England heat their houses?

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There was electricity in Victorian London.

• True.

• False.

• I don't know.

A luxurious mansion is

• a large, fancy home.

• a simple cottage.

• a house.

• a prefabricated building.