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WorksheetsJekyll and Hyde: Quotations, Characters, Themes and Vocabulary
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 35mins
R. L. Stevenson is from which city?
London
Edinburgh.
What is Henry Jekyll's profession?
A scientist
A doctor
A journalist
A lawyer
Who is Poole?
Jekyll's teacher
Jekyll's butler
Jekyll's friend
Hyde's friend
Soho is...
a poor part of London.
a wealthy part of London.
‘he gives a strong feeling of deformity’
Dr Jekyll
Mr Utterson
Edward Hyde
Mr Enfield
‘He was wild when he was young; a long while ago to be sure; but in the law of God, there is no statute of limitations.’
‘a large, well made, smooth faced man of fifty’
‘a crime of singular ferocity’
‘apelike fury’
‘The rosy man had grown pale; his flesh had fallen away’
‘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’
‘I concealed my pleasures’
‘man is not truly one, but truly two’
‘more wicked, tenfold more wicked, sold a slave to my original evil’
‘the two men put the greatest store by these excursions, counted them the chief jewel of each week’
‘long, lean, dusty, dreary... yet somehow lovable'
The house has ‘a great air of wealth and comfort’
‘The dismal quarter of Soho’
Name the theme: the struggle between good and evil
DUAL NATURE OR SPLIT PERSONALITY
REASON VERSUS THE SUPERNATURAL
LIMITS OF SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTATION
THE EFFECTS OF SOCIETY ON THE INDIVIDUAL
Name the theme: Is human nature essentially good or evil?
DUAL NATURE OR SPLIT PERSONALITY
REASON VERSUS THE SUPERNATURAL
LIMITS OF SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTATION
THE EFFECTS OF SOCIETY ON THE INDIVIDUAL
Name the theme: What are limits of experimentation?
DUAL NATURE OR SPLIT PERSONALITY
REASON VERSUS THE SUPERNATURAL
LIMITS OF SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTATION
THE EFFECTS OF SOCIETY ON THE INDIVIDUAL
Name the theme: society is restrictive
DUAL NATURE OR SPLIT PERSONALITY
REASON VERSUS THE SUPERNATURAL
LIMITS OF SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTATION
THE EFFECTS OF SOCIETY ON THE INDIVIDUAL
Whose will does Utterson have?
Hyde's will
Jekyll's will
Enfield's will
Who is the main beneficiary of the will?
Enfield
Utterson
Hyde
What does Utterson suspect Hyde is doing to Jekyll?
blackmailing him
helping him
stealing from him
Complete the quotation "if ever i read... signature upon a face, it is on that of your new friend."
a demon's
Satan's
a devil's
Complete the quotation: "Where Utterson was liked,..."
"he was liked well"
"he was admired"
"he was respected
Complete the quotation: "I was never more...in any man than Lanyon"
surprised
dismayed
disappointed
Complete the quotation: "I have really a very great...in poor Hyde"
interest
curiosity
connection
On what day do Utterson and Enfield take their walk?
Sunday
Saturday
Any day
Later in the novel, what does Utterson suspect about Jekyll?
that Jekyll has killed Hyde.
that Jekyll is hiding Hyde.
that Hyde has killed Jekyll.
that Hyde has fled the country.
What did Dr Jekyll claim Hyde had sent him, which was untrue?
A letter
A will
A cheque
A note
Who is Mr Guest?
He is Mr Enfield's butler.
He is Dr Jekyll's friend.
He is Mr Utterson's head clerk.
He is a Scotland Yard inspector.
What did Guest notice about Hyde's handwriting?
that it's illegible.
that it's very beautiful.
that it's identical to Dr Jekyll's.
that it's very strange.
What happened three weeks after Utterson's visit to Dr Lanyon?
They went on a trip to Soho.
They started an investigation.
Dr Jekyll disappeared.
Dr Lanyon died.
Why didn't Utterson find out what had happened between Dr Jekyll and Dr Lanyon?
because there were no clues.
because the letter left by Lanyon could only be opened after Jekyll's death.
because the Jekyll went to prison.
because Mr Hyde killed Dr Jekyll.
Where did Utterson and Enfield finally see Jekyll?
at the cinema.
at the door.
at the police station.
at the window.
Did something strange happen while Jekyll was talking to his friends from the window?
Yes, his face started to change.
Yes, he collapsed into a stupor.
No, nothing happened.
Yes, Jekyll moved out of sight.
Why was Dr Jekyll's butler so worried?
He hadn't been paid his salary in two months.
The doctor hadn't eaten in a week.
He hadn't seen his employer in 8 days.
He hadn't done his housework properly.
What did Poole want Mr. Utterson to hear?
the music coming from Dr Jekyll's cabinet.
the strange voice coming from Dr Jekyll's cabinet.
the noise coming from the street.
the sound of someone breaking in.
Who broke down the door to Jekyll's cabinet?
Mr Utterson
Mr Enfield
Mr Hyde
Dr Lanyon
An expert judge.
Contrive
Countenance
Congruent
Connoisseur
A natural tendency.
Disparity
Appalled
Inclination
Genial
Greatly dismayed or horrified.
Appalled
Eminent
Inscrutable
Haggard
To create by deliberate use of skill.
Brood
Contrive
Repent
Sedulous
To feel or express sincere regret.
Repent
Austere
Obliged
Countenance
A passionate expression of grief or sorrow.
Lament
Genial
Indignation
Appalled
Looking exhausted and worn down.
Haggard
Repent
Sedulous
Disparity
To be bound to action.
Semblance
Brood
Connoisseur
Obliged
Anger provoked by unfair treatment.
Contrive
Indignation
Inscrutable
Connoisseur
To resemble something when it is actually different.
Congruent
Contrive
Obliged
Semblance
In agreement with.
Austere
Indignation
Congruent
Blatant
To think deeply about a troubling subject.
Haggard
Brood
Genial
Appalled
