Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

Women are few and far between in this novella. What is the role of women in this chapter?

• They are empowering and resilient

• There is no women present in the novella

• Most female characters in this novella are passive and weak

• Women are shown as independent and courageous

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Who is Mr. Poole?

• Mr Hyde's Maid

• Dr. Jekyll's Butler

• Mr. Utterson's Butler

• Mr Hyde in disguise

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Who is Dr. Lanyon

• A deceased friend of Hyde

• Dr. Jekyll's butler

• A well known doctor

• A well known butler

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Who is Sir Danvers Carew?

• A popular member of Parliament and one of Utterson's clients

• A popular member of Parliament and one of Dr. Jekyll's clients

• A deceased friend of Hyde

• Dr. Jekyll's Butler

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Who is Mr. Enfield

• cousin and friend of Mr. Utterson

• cousin and friend of Mr. Hyde

• The man beaten with a stick by Mr. Hyde

• A well known lawyer

Who comes to visit Dr. Lanyon? What happens to him?

• He is visited by Mr. Utterson

• He is visited by Mr. Poole

• He is visited by Dr. Jekyll, and they drink tea together

• He is visited by Dr. Jekyll, and he dies from what he sees

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What problem arises after the murder of Sir Danvers Carew? How does Dr. Jekyll solve this problem?

• That Hyde is becoming increasingly emotional and depressed; locks himself away and begins to work on a new potion

• That Hyde is becoming increasingly uncontrollable and dangerous; locks himself away and begins to work on a new potion

• He wants Hyde to stop so he wants to ask him politely

• That Hyde is becoming increasingly violent and dangerous; locks himself away at a dungeon to be free of society

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What is Dr. Jekyll's intent at the end of the novella? (multiple answers)

• To move far away and escape what he has caused

• To forgive his alter ego, Mr. Hyde and make amends

• To take responsibility for his actions and put an end to the suffering he has caused

• To eventually go into seclusion in his lab and take his own life

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What is strange about the letter from Mr. Hyde in Chapter 5?

• Poole tells Utterson that Hyde dropped the letter of in the afternoon

• Poole tells Utterson that no mail was handed in

• The letter was written in black ink

• There was nothing written on the letter

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In chapter 6, what happens to Dr. Lanyon?

• He was found guilty of murdering the little girl

• He is murdered by Hyde

• He is in poor health and expects to die in a few weeks

• He takes his own life

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