Exploring Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Who is Dr. Lanyon in the story?

• A friend and fellow doctor of Dr. Jekyll.

• A distant relative of Dr. Jekyll.

• A rival scientist of Dr. Jekyll.

• A police officer investigating Dr. Jekyll.

What is Dr. Lanyon's initial impression of Mr. Hyde?

• Dr. Lanyon finds Mr. Hyde to be strange and repulsive.

• Dr. Lanyon believes Mr. Hyde is a respected scientist.

• Dr. Lanyon admires Mr. Hyde's confidence.

• Dr. Lanyon finds Mr. Hyde to be charming and charismatic.

How does Dr. Lanyon describe Mr. Hyde's clothing?

• Mr. Hyde's clothing is described as traditional and formal.

• Mr. Hyde's clothing is described as elegant and well-fitted.

• Mr. Hyde's clothing is described as bright and colorful.

• Mr. Hyde's clothing is described as being unusual and disordered.

What effect do Mr. Hyde's clothes have on Dr. Lanyon?

• Dr. Lanyon admires Mr. Hyde's fashion sense.

• Mr. Hyde's clothes make Dr. Lanyon feel comfortable.

• Mr. Hyde's clothes shock Dr. Lanyon and contribute to his horror.

• Mr. Hyde's clothes remind Dr. Lanyon of a pleasant memory.

What emotions does Dr. Lanyon experience upon seeing Mr. Hyde?

• Curiosity and intrigue

• Shock and horror

• Joy and excitement

• Indifference and apathy

What does Dr. Lanyon's curiosity about Mr. Hyde suggest about his character?

• Dr. Lanyon is skeptical and closed-minded.

• Dr. Lanyon is inquisitive and open-minded.

• Dr. Lanyon is indifferent and dismissive.

• Dr. Lanyon is fearful and superstitious.

How does the description of Mr. Hyde's clothing contribute to the theme of duality?

• Mr. Hyde wears bright colors that symbolize his joyful nature.

• Mr. Hyde's clothing symbolizes the duality of human nature, contrasting his chaotic identity with Dr. Jekyll's respectable facade.

• Mr. Hyde's clothing is always pristine and well-tailored, reflecting his noble character.

• The clothing of Mr. Hyde is irrelevant to the theme of duality in the story.

What does the term 'disgustful curiosity' imply about Dr. Lanyon's feelings?

• Dr. Lanyon is solely disgusted and has no curiosity.

• Dr. Lanyon feels only excitement without any revulsion.

• Dr. Lanyon feels a conflicted mix of intrigue and revulsion.

• Dr. Lanyon is completely indifferent to the situation.

In what ways does Dr. Lanyon's perception of Mr. Hyde reflect societal norms?

• Dr. Lanyon believes Mr. Hyde embodies the ideal Victorian gentleman.

• Dr. Lanyon admires Mr. Hyde for his boldness and disregard for rules.

• Dr. Lanyon sees Mr. Hyde as a model of scientific progress and innovation.

• Dr. Lanyon's perception of Mr. Hyde reflects societal norms by highlighting the Victorian emphasis on respectability and the fear of moral transgression.

What does the phrase 'ludicrous accoutrement' reveal about Mr. Hyde's character?

• Mr. Hyde's character is ordinary and unremarkable.

• Mr. Hyde is a charming and sophisticated character.

• Mr. Hyde's character is absurd and grotesque.

• Mr. Hyde's character is heroic and noble.