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Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Understanding the Text
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Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Understanding the Text
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10 Questions

1. How does Mr Utterson first learn of Mr Hyde's brutish behavior?
2. Mr Hyde gradually begins to gain the upper hand over Dr Jekyll, who finds himself transforming without consuming his concoction. Which of the following explains why he struggles to return to his own self?
3. What reason does Dr Jekyll give for experimenting with the potion?
4. Mr Utterson believes Dr Jekyll to be a victim of Mr Hyde. Of what does he suspect Hyde?
5. Mr Hyde gradually begins to gain the upper hand over Dr Jekyll, who finds himself transforming without consuming his concoction. Which of the following explains why he struggles to return to his own self?
6. How does Mr Utterson first learn of Mr Hyde's brutish behavior?
7. Which one of the following terms of Dr Jekyll's will gives Mr Utterson the greatest concern?
8. Dr Jekyll returns briefly to his former self and spends more time with his friends following which event?
9. Where does Dr Jekyll leave his confession?
10. Mr Utterson believes Dr Jekyll to be a victim of Mr Hyde. Of what does he suspect Hyde?