Chapter 2 Search for Hyde Quiz

Which theme in J&H explores the concept of a person's inner conflict between good and evil?

• The duality of man

• Appearance vs reality

• The limitations of science

• Friendship

What theme in J&H deals with the difference between how things seem and how they actually are?

• Desire

• Appearance vs reality

• Repression

• Secrecy and blackmail

Which theme in J&H addresses the boundaries and potential failures of scientific exploration?

• Dreams and nightmares

• Friendship

• The limitations of science

• Repression

In J&H, which theme involves the suppression of emotions or desires?

• Repression

• Desire

• Secrecy and blackmail

• Dreams and nightmares

Why does Utterson choose his business room as the place of solace?

• It is the most comfortable room.

• It is where he feels most secure and private.

• It is the largest room in the house.

• It is the most well-lit room.

What is a motif?

• A recurring pattern of symbols, events, allusions, or imagery.

• A unique event that happens once.

• A type of musical instrument.

• A mathematical formula.

What did he take from the most private part of the safe?

• A document

• A piece of jewelry

• A photograph

• A key

What is the contradiction in referring to Edward Hyde as a 'benefactor'?

• A benefactor is usually a positive figure, but Hyde is not.

• A benefactor is someone who receives help, not gives it.

• A benefactor is a legal term, not a literary one.

• A benefactor is someone who works alone, unlike Hyde.

What is one characteristic of Dr. Lanyon mentioned in the text?

• He is shy and reserved.

• He is popular and outgoing.

• He is mysterious and secretive.

• He is aggressive and confrontational.

What does Dr. Lanyon think about Henry Jekyll?

• Jekyll is too practical.

• Jekyll is too fanciful.

• Jekyll is too cautious.

• Jekyll is too predictable.