Exploring Jekyll and Hyde's Duality

What is the primary reason Mr. Utterson decides to investigate Mr. Hyde?

• He is curious about Dr. Jekyll's will.

• He has heard rumors about Mr. Hyde's violent behavior.

• He wants to protect Dr. Jekyll's reputation.

• He is asked by Dr. Jekyll to do so.

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How does Mr. Utterson first encounter Mr. Hyde?

• He meets him at a dinner party.

• He sees him in the street by chance.

• He visits his home.

• He is introduced by Dr. Jekyll.

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Analyze why Mr. Utterson feels compelled to protect Dr. Jekyll's reputation despite the strange circumstances surrounding Mr. Hyde.

• He is a close friend of Dr. Jekyll.

• He is worried about his own reputation.

• He is bound by professional duty as a lawyer.

• He is intrigued by the mystery.

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What evidence does Mr. Utterson use to conclude that Mr. Hyde is a threat to Dr. Jekyll?

• A letter from Dr. Jekyll.

• Witness accounts of Mr. Hyde's behavior.

• The terms of Dr. Jekyll's will.

• A conversation with Mr. Hyde.

What is the significance of the setting in the chapter "The Search for Mr. Hyde"?

• It highlights the duality of human nature.

• It emphasizes the wealth of Dr. Jekyll.

• It shows the poverty of Mr. Hyde.

• It contrasts the personalities of the characters.

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Evaluate Mr. Utterson's approach to solving the mystery of Mr. Hyde. What does this reveal about his character?

• He is impulsive and reckless.

• He is methodical and rational.

• He is indifferent and detached.

• He is emotional and easily swayed.

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What role does Mr. Enfield play in Mr. Utterson's decision to investigate Mr. Hyde?

• He provides a firsthand account of Mr. Hyde's actions.

• He warns Mr. Utterson about Mr. Hyde's intentions.

• He introduces Mr. Utterson to Dr. Jekyll.

• He encourages Mr. Utterson to ignore the situation.

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Discuss the implications of Mr. Utterson's discovery about Mr. Hyde's residence. How does this affect his perception of the situation?

• It reassures him about Dr. Jekyll's safety.

• It deepens his concern for Dr. Jekyll.

• It confirms his suspicions about Mr. Hyde.

• It makes him question his friendship with Dr. Jekyll.

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