11H/En3 Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde

Which character is known for their dual personality in "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde"?

• Mr Utterson

• Dr Jekyll

• Mr Enfield

• Dr Lanyon

What theme is primarily explored through the character of Mr Hyde?

• Friendship

• The duality of human nature

• Love and romance

• Wealth and power

What is the relationship between Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde?

• They are brothers

• They are the same person

• They are business partners

• They are neighbours

Which character is the lawyer and friend of Dr Jekyll?

• Mr Enfield

• Mr Hyde

• Mr Utterson

• Dr Lanyon

What does Dr Jekyll use to transform into Mr Hyde?

• A potion

• A magic spell

• A scientific machine

• A special ring

Which theme is highlighted by Dr Jekyll's struggle with his identity?

• The conflict between science and religion

• The importance of reputation

• The dangers of unchecked ambition

• The duality of human nature

What is the significance of the setting in "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde"?

• It represents the wealth of the characters

• It highlights the social class differences

• It reflects the dark and mysterious nature of the story

• It shows the beauty of London

How does Mr Hyde's appearance affect those who see him?

• They are charmed by his looks

• They feel a sense of unease and fear

• They are indifferent to his presence

• They are inspired by his confidence

What ultimately happens to Dr Jekyll at the end of the story?

• He is arrested

• He flees the country

• He permanently becomes Mr Hyde

• He dies

Which character provides a detailed account of Dr Jekyll's transformation into Mr Hyde?

• Mr Utterson

• Mr Enfield

• Dr Lanyon

• Mr Poole