Exploring Jekyll and Hyde: Chapters 1-4

What is the relationship between Mr. Utterson and Dr. Jekyll?

• Mr. Utterson is Dr. Jekyll's brother.

• Mr. Utterson is Dr. Jekyll's rival.

• Mr. Utterson is Dr. Jekyll's servant.

• Mr. Utterson is Dr. Jekyll's friend and lawyer.

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Describe the setting of the novella in the first four chapters.

• The setting is a remote island with tropical beaches and resorts.

• The novella takes place in a bustling city with a lively atmosphere.

• The novella is set in a small, isolated town with a tense atmosphere, featuring the protagonist's home and public spaces that reflect community dynamics.

• The story unfolds in a futuristic metropolis filled with advanced technology.

What is the significance of the door that Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield discuss?

• The door signifies the hidden duality of human nature and the boundary between civilization and primal instincts.

• The door represents a portal to another dimension.

• The door signifies the end of Mr. Utterson's friendship with Mr. Enfield.

• The door is a symbol of wealth and status in society.

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Who is Mr. Hyde and how is he first described?

• Mr. Hyde is a fictional detective, first described as intelligent and witty.

• Mr. Hyde is a ghostly apparition, first described as ethereal and graceful.

• Mr. Hyde is a heroic figure, first described as charming and attractive.

• Mr. Hyde is a sinister and malevolent character, first described as repulsive and deformed.

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What event prompts Mr. Utterson to investigate Mr. Hyde?

• Mr. Hyde's criminal record.

• The will of Dr. Jekyll naming Mr. Hyde as the beneficiary.

• A letter from Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Utterson.

• Mr. Hyde's mysterious disappearance.

What does Mr. Utterson find in Dr. Jekyll's will?

• Dr. Jekyll's will leaves everything to Mr. Hyde.

• Dr. Jekyll's will states he has no assets to leave.

• Dr. Jekyll's will leaves everything to his family.

• Dr. Jekyll's will is missing and cannot be found.

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How does Mr. Utterson feel about Dr. Jekyll's association with Mr. Hyde?

• Mr. Utterson encourages Dr. Jekyll to spend more time with Mr. Hyde.

• Mr. Utterson is indifferent to Dr. Jekyll's choices.

• Mr. Utterson feels concerned and disapproving about Dr. Jekyll's association with Mr. Hyde.

• Mr. Utterson admires Dr. Jekyll's friendship with Mr. Hyde.

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What does Mr. Enfield witness that involves Mr. Hyde?

• Mr. Hyde donates money to charity.

• Mr. Hyde tramples a young girl.

• Mr. Hyde helps an elderly man cross the street.

• Mr. Hyde saves a young girl.

How does the novella portray the theme of duality in these chapters?

• The theme of duality is only shown through the protagonist's relationships.

• The theme of duality is portrayed through contrasting characters, settings, and the internal conflicts of the protagonist.

• The novella ignores the theme of duality entirely in these chapters.

• Duality is represented solely by the setting without character influence.

What is the reaction of the people in the neighborhood towards Mr. Hyde?

• The people welcome Mr. Hyde with open arms.

• The people react with suspicion and fear towards Mr. Hyde.

• The people ignore Mr. Hyde completely.

• The people admire Mr. Hyde for his confidence.

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