What two words describe Hyde's door in Chapter 1?

• 'blistered and distained'
• 'battered and bruised'
• 'broken and battered'
• 'weary and forgotten'

When Hyde is described as having 'trampled calmly' over the young girl, what technique here emphasises the unnatural brutality of this crime?

• simile
• personification
• onomatopoeia
• oxymoron

Enfield tells Utterson in chapter 1 that Hyde is 'not easy to describe but...gives a strong feeling of....'

• decay
• destruction
• disgrace
• deformity

According to the 'Story of the Door' from Chapter 1, what strange effect does the presence and appearance of Hyde have on the doctor?

• He has a strong desire to kill him
• He is made to feel very sick
• He seems to recognise him but can't work out where from
• He blushes with embarrassment

When Utterson meets Hyde for the first time, Hyde is described as 'shrinking back with a _______________'

• 'evil-marked face and red eyes'
• 'playful and childlike gesture'
• 'look of shock and fear etched into his skil'
• 'hissing intake of breath'

What two images of Hyde 'haunt Utterson's nightmares' in Chapter 2? PICK TWO answers.

• A faceless man trampling over a little girl
• A faceless man handing over a ripped chequebook
• A faceless man standing over Jekyll at his bedside
• A faceless man battering an innocent man to death

Utterson remarks in Chapter 2: 'O my poor old Harry Jekyll, if ever I read ___________________ upon a face, it is on that of your new friend'

• happiness
• Satan's signature
• the Devil's trademark
• murder and violence

For the first few chapters of the novella, what is Utterson's belief about the relationship between Jekyll and Hyde?

• Hyde and Jekyll are old school friends
• Hyde and Jekyll are romantically involved
• Hyde is using something from Jekyll's past to blackmail Jekyll
• Hyde owes Jekyll money and has to live with him until his debts are cleared.

What is so shocking about Hyde's brutal attack on Sir Danvers Carew, according to the maid's account of the event?

• Hyde appeared out of nowhere and attacked him from behind
• It was completely unprovoked
• Hyde and Carew were good friends
• Carew seemed to be winning the fight

Chapter 6, the Remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon, begins with an explanation that time has passed. What has happened to Hyde?

• He has become so violent and dangerous that no one will approach him
• He has been put in prison but is planning his escape
• He has disappeared as if he never existed
• He has become more sociable to his friends