WorksheetsEnd of term Literature Quiz
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 14hrs 45mins
How many chapters are there in the novella Jekyll and Hyde?
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Who meets Hyde first?
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1. Jekyll’s first name is Henry, what’s Hyde’s?
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How much money was Hyde’s cheque to the girl’s family worth?
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1. Lanyon accuses Jekyll’s work as being ‘unscientific …….?
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What is Lanyon’s first name?
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1. Why was Utterson contacted after Carew’s murder?
Utterson was Carew's only friend
An envelope with Utterson's name on was in Carew's pocket
Carew was Utterson client
Utterson was friends with Inspector Newcomen
1. Hyde’s house was in Soho, but where was Lanyon's?
Edinburgh
Soho
Bloomsbury
Cavendish Square
Hyde’s housekeeper was untrustworthy, the reader knows this because her face was ‘smoothed’ by what?
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Jekyll’s house had a ‘secret’ back door that Hyde used, but what was the original use for this door?
Bringing in dead bodies for scientific dissections
it led straight to a secret laboratory
access to the servants quarters
It led to Jekyll's cabinet
Utterson’s clerk, Guest, had a useful expertise in what?
wine tasting
weather prediction
book keeping
handwriting
How long does it take Lanyon to die from the shock of seeing Hyde’s transformation into Jekyll?
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Name the chapter where Enfield and Utterson are terrified and Utterson says ‘God forgive us, God forgive us’
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In ‘The Last Night’, name the character that seeks help from Utterson
Bradshaw
Poole
Guest
Enfield
1. What does Poole think the person in Jekyll’s rooms is wearing?
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What time did Lanyon open the door to Hyde in the chapter: ‘Dr Lanyon’s narrative’ ?
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How did Hyde kill himself?
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Why couldn’t Jekyll make more transforming potion?
The original salt was too pure
The original salt was impure
He couldn't remember the formula
All the chemists were closed
What weather is linked to Hyde?
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Duality is explored throughout the novel. What is it?
An Inspector Calls
In What year is the play set?
1910
1912
1914
1945
What time period is the play set in?
Victorian
Edwardian
Georgian
Elizabethan
In what room in the house does all the action take place?
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What colour is the lighting before the inspector arrives?
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What is the name of Gerald’s family firm?
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What information about his sister does Eric let slip during his bungled toast to her engagement?
She has a temper
She is vain
She is annoying
She is squiffy
What is the Inspector’s name?
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How did Eva die?
drinking bleach
drinking disinfectant
starvation
botched abortion
1. How much money per week did the striking women want?
twenty two and six to twenty five shillings per week
Twenty five shillings to twenty two and six per week
Twenty five shillings per week
Twenty two and six shillings per week
Name Sheila’s favourite clothes shop
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1. When she became a prostitute, Eva changed her name to what?
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Gerald ‘rescues’ Eva from Alderman Meggoty. Where were they when this happened?
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How much money did Gerald give Eva to help her 'go away'?
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Name Mrs Birling’s charity.
Birling Women's Charity Organisation
Birmingham Women's Charity Organisation
Blackburn Women's Charity Organisation
Brumley Women’s Charity Organisation
Why didn’t Mrs Birling believe Eva from the very start
She used a fake name - Birling
She was working class
She was pregnant
She blamed Eric
How much did Eric steal to support Eva?
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The Inspector threatens 3 things if the Birlings don’t learn their lesson. Fire is the first, what are the other 2?
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According to the Inspector, how many other John and Eva Smiths are there?
a million
millions and millions and millions
billions
millions and millions
Which character is absent for most of the start of Act 3?
Sheila
Eric
Gerald
Inspector Goole
Who took the final phone call?
Gerald Croft
Mrs Birling
Mr Birling
Eric Birling
Poetry – Identify the poem from the description of the speaker
Damn you phone – ring!
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I wish that life ended like a fairy tale
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Come on, give us a huge kiss.
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1. Hick… get us another drink, and stop going on about bloody sightseeing
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Love is more powerful than death! - weird
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Saying goodbye hurts, but that’s a good thing alright.
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‘….Hello, George and Mavis can’t take your call right now, but if you leave your number…’
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Is it just me, or is it hot in here? I’m burning up and can't sleep!
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Silly idiot, he’s gone off and left me here with nothing
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No thanks for the chocs and flowers – I’ve put them in the bin
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1. Quite frankly madam, you appal me!
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Don’t get up, stay still - let’s have a lie in – forever
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Hello me
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Who am I? Whose baby is this?
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1. Who needs love when you’ve got chums?
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