Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Chapter 9 Quiz

What is the theme of duality in Chapter 9 of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

• The theme of friendship and loyalty

• The theme of time and aging

• Internal struggle between good and evil

• The theme of nature and the environment

How does the theme of duality manifest in the character of Dr. Jekyll in Chapter 9?

• The theme of duality is not present in the character of Dr. Jekyll

• Internal conflict and struggle to control transformation

• Dr. Jekyll fully embraces his dark side and has no internal conflict

• Dr. Jekyll is always in control and never struggles with duality

In what ways does the theme of duality contribute to the overall message of the story in Chapter 9?

• The theme of duality has no impact on the story

• The theme of duality is only relevant in Chapter 9

• The theme of duality only affects the minor characters

• Internal struggle between good and evil

What major events occur in the plot of Chapter 9?

• Dr. Jekyll becomes a famous actor

• Mr. Hyde disappears forever

• Dr. Jekyll's true identity as Mr. Hyde is revealed

• The plot takes place in a different country

Describe the climax of Chapter 9 and its significance to the overall story.

• Mr. Utterson confronts Dr. Jekyll about his suspicious behavior

• Dr. Jekyll reveals that he is actually Mr. Hyde in disguise

• Dr. Jekyll confesses to Mr. Utterson about transforming into Mr. Hyde and the lack of control over it.

• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde join forces to take over the city

How does the plot in Chapter 9 contribute to the theme of duality?

• The plot in Chapter 9 focuses solely on the theme of love and romance.

• The plot in Chapter 9 introduces a new character who has nothing to do with duality.

• The plot in Chapter 9 reveals the ultimate duality of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

• The plot in Chapter 9 is completely unrelated to the overall theme of the book.

What is the symbolism of the fog in Chapter 9?

• Symbolizes confusion and mystery

• Symbolizes clarity and transparency

• Represents happiness and joy

• Signifies peace and tranquility

Explain the significance of the letter in Chapter 9 as a symbol.

• The letter symbolizes Dr. Jekyll's passion for gardening

• The letter symbolizes Dr. Jekyll's inner conflict and the duality of his nature.

• The letter symbolizes Dr. Jekyll's love for writing

• The letter symbolizes Dr. Jekyll's favorite color

What literary device is used in the description of Mr. Hyde's appearance in Chapter 9?

• simile

• personification

• hyperbole

• metaphor

How does the author use foreshadowing as a literary device in Chapter 9?

• By focusing on a completely unrelated subplot

• By hinting at the impending conflict between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

• By providing a detailed description of the setting

• By introducing a new character with no relevance to the plot