WorksheetsDr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
‘he gives a strong feeling of deformity’
‘a large, well made, smooth faced man of fifty’
1) Identify the most striking physical difference between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Dr. Jekyll is much smaller than Mr. Hyde
Mr. Hyde is completely bald.
Mr. Hyde is much smaller than Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde is much older than Dr. Jekyll
1) Which is a condition of Dr. Jekyll’s original will that Utterson is so upset about?
Mr. Hyde shall receive nothing
Mr. Utterson shall receive half of everything.
The abused little girl will receive everything.
Mr. Hyde is the sole beneficiary of Dr. Jekyll’s estate
Who does Mr. Hyde kill with his cane?
Poole
Dr. Lanyon
Mr. Enfield
Sir Danvers Carew
Juxtaposition is...
The repetition of the same letter or sound at the beginning of a word
Comparing two things using ‘like’ or ‘as’
Comparing two things saying one is another
Comparison of two things that are not alike
Throughout both Chapter One and Two, Hyde is usually described as the following:
Disfigured, animalistic, savage, and twisted. Generally inhuman, though no one knows in what way.
Beautiful beyond compare. The most elegant man to ever walk London's streets.
Tall and rugged, maybe a little dusty. Never smiling.
A handsome gent in dapper clothing, red-faced, and boisterous.
When Utterson confronts Hyde and asks to see his face, Hyde reacts by...
getting defensive, becoming paranoid, and finally, becoming angry
being welcoming, gladly allowing Utterson to see his face and then answering his questions.
Politely refusing, mentioning that he is shy ad does not want to be seen.
agreeing, but only if Utterson does not tell others about the ugliness/vileness that he is about to see.
In Chapter Two, Utterson is plagued by nightmares concerning the identity of Mr. Hyde. In the nightmare, Hyde is described as....
A faceless monster trampling children in the dark and seizing power from Utterson's friends
A winged fiend, beyond mortal comprehension, gathering the powers of darkness to consume the light
A disfigured man, short like a dwarf, sickly pale, and with a disfigured face.
Tall, slender, pale like a ghost. His face was akin to that of the evilest of men.
Doctor Lanyon, another associate of Jekyll and Utterson, explains that he has not talked to Jekyll for a while because of what reason?
Jekyll's obsession with the dark arts.
Jekyll being too fanciful, and not right in the head, especially in regards to science.
Jekyll being associated with an ill crowd these days, Mr. Hyde being chief among them.
Jekyll has isolated himself to achieve spiritual enlightenment.
‘the smile was struck out of his face and succeeded by an expression of such abject terror and despair’
‘A dismal screech, as of mere animal terror’
Who is Poole?
Dr. Jekyll's pool cleaner
Dr. Jekyll's loyal servant
The best billiards player in London
The one Dr. Jekyll gives his inheritance to
What is the main theme from the novel?
duality of human nature
small town southern life
good, evil, human dignity
the harm of censorship
What do Utterson and Poole find in the lab once they break the door down?
Hyde dead on the floor
Jekyll reading a book
an empty room
a dance party
"Your sight shall be blasted by a ______ to stagger the unbelief of Satan."
tincture
enigma
prodigy
"with an infinite sadness of mien, like some ________ prisoner".
amiss
disconsolate
disinterred
Utterson, "borne in upon his mind a crushing anticipation of ______"
ferocity
disconsolate
calamity
"But the words were hardly uttered before the smile was struck out of his face and succeeded by an expression of such ________ terror and despair,as froze the the very blood of the two gentlemen below."
abject
pious
laden
traversed
"At the further end, a flight of stairs mounted to a door covered with
red _______"
draughts
pallor
baize
abject
What is in the drawer which Jekyll instructs Lanyon to collect?
some powders, a phial and a paper book
some pills, a bottle and a letter
a letter, a phial and some powders
Who says the following quote: "Such unscientific balderdash"
Dr Jekyll
Dr Lanyon
Mr Hyde
Utterson
Complete the following quote: "all humans are __________ out of good and evil"
mixed
amalgamated
commingled
combined
Which character is referred to as "troglodytic", "like a rat" and "like a monkey"?
Mr Hyde
Dr Jekyll
Poole
Mr Enfield
Complete the following quote: "______ _____ structure"
sinister block
hidebound pedant
horrible looking
dingy windowless
What were two of the main characteristics of the Victorians?
pride and evil
religion and righteousness
violence and terror
repression and respectability
Who says this: "Like a man restored from death, I must die, and yet I shall die incredulously." ?
Mr. Hyde
Dr. Lanyon
Sir Danvers Carew
Dr. Jekyll
Who says this: "I wish to see no more of Dr. Jekyll."
Dr. Lanyon
Mr. Hyde
Mr Utterson
Poole
Which one of these is NOT a duality relevant to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?
Good and Evil
Science and Religion
Appearance and Reality
Murder and Mankind
