Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

What motivates Dr. Jekyll to create the potion that transforms him into Mr. Hyde?

• A desire for wealth and power

• A scientific curiosity to separate his dual nature

• A need to escape from his responsibilities

• A wish to impress his peers

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Which theme is most prominently explored in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"?

• The conflict between good and evil

• The importance of friendship

• The power of love

• The struggle for social status

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What does Mr. Hyde symbolize in the novel?

• The potential for greatness in humanity

• The hidden evil within people

• The inevitability of death

• The pursuit of knowledge

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How does Dr. Jekyll's character contrast with Mr. Hyde's?

• Jekyll is kind and sociable, while Hyde is cruel and reclusive

• Jekyll is wealthy, while Hyde is poor

• Jekyll is young, while Hyde is old

• Jekyll is adventurous, while Hyde is cautious

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Summarize the key plot point when Mr. Hyde is first introduced in the story.

• Hyde is seen helping a child

• Hyde is witnessed trampling a young girl

• Hyde is caught stealing from a shop

• Hyde is found sleeping in the street

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Why does Dr. Jekyll eventually lose control over his transformations into Mr. Hyde?

• The potion's ingredients become unavailable

• Hyde becomes stronger and more dominant

• Jekyll stops taking the potion

• Jekyll's friends intervene

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Compare the reactions of Mr. Utterson and Dr. Lanyon to the transformation of Dr. Jekyll into Mr. Hyde.

• Both are fascinated and supportive

• Utterson is skeptical, while Lanyon is horrified

• Both are indifferent

• Utterson is horrified, while Lanyon is skeptical

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What is the significance of the letter found in Dr. Jekyll's laboratory?

• It reveals Jekyll's financial troubles

• It explains the relationship between Jekyll and Hyde

• It contains Jekyll's will

• It is a confession of Hyde's crimes

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What motivates Mr. Hyde to commit violent acts?

• A desire for revenge

• An inherent evil nature

• A need for attention

• A quest for power

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How does the theme of duality manifest in Dr. Jekyll's character?

• Through his conflicting emotions

• Through his two distinct identities

• Through his changing social status

• Through his varying levels of intelligence

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