Is That Dr Jekyll Or Mr Hyde?
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Who wrote the book?
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Thomas Black
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Robert Louis Stephenson
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Fiona Robertson
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Leonard Hines
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Dr Jekyll is a well-made scientist who makes a serum which brings out his inner evil urges in a form of a man, Mr Hyde. This book follows the investigations of Gabriel John Utterson, as he tries to find the link between Mr Hyde and Dr Jekyll. Let's ace this quiz!
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Who did Edward Hyde trample on?
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A woman
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A man
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A young girl
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A boy
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A. A young girlExplanation
Edward Hyde trampled on a young girl. This suggests that he is a violent and reckless individual who shows no regard for the well-being of others, particularly the vulnerable. It highlights his cruel and destructive nature, emphasizing the dark and sinister side of his character.Rate this question:
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How did Dr Jekyll become Mr Hyde?
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Eating fruits
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Eating bread
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Drinking water
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Drinking a serum
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A. Drinking a serumExplanation
Dr Jekyll became Mr Hyde by drinking a serum. The serum likely contained a chemical or substance that caused a transformation in Dr Jekyll, turning him into the evil and monstrous Mr Hyde. This transformation was a result of the serum's effects on his body and mind, causing a split personality to emerge. The act of drinking the serum triggered this transformation, allowing Dr Jekyll to physically and mentally transform into Mr Hyde.Rate this question:
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How much did Mr Hyde have to pay to the girl to avoid a scandal?
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50 pounds
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1000 pounds
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100 pounds
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75 pounds
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A. 100 poundsExplanation
Mr Hyde had to pay 100 pounds to the girl to avoid a scandal. This suggests that the scandal involved a significant amount of money, indicating that the situation was serious and potentially damaging to Mr Hyde's reputation.Rate this question:
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What did he do one night in his moment of weakness?
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Drink water
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Go on a walk
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Socialise
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Drink the serum
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What did Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde die off?
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Beaten to death
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Shot by the police
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Suicide
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Whiles walking
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A. SuicideExplanation
Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde died by suicide. This suggests that he intentionally took his own life, possibly due to the internal struggle between his dual personalities or the guilt and remorse he felt for his actions. The act of suicide indicates a deep level of despair and hopelessness, highlighting the tragic nature of his character's fate.Rate this question:
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When was the book publish?
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1883
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1886
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1885
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1884
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A. 1886Explanation
The book was published in 1886.Rate this question:
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What month did Hyde beat to death Sir Danvers Carew?
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August
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October
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November
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December
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A. OctoberExplanation
In the novella "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson, Mr. Hyde beats Sir Danvers Carew to death in the month of October. This event is a pivotal moment in the story, representing the dark and violent nature of Mr. Hyde. The month of October adds to the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the narrative, as it is commonly associated with Halloween and the supernatural.Rate this question:
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Why was Hyde furious and kill Carew?
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He had been caged
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He owed him money
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He stole his serum
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The serum didn't work
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A. He had been cagedExplanation
Hyde was furious and killed Carew because he had been caged. This suggests that Hyde felt trapped and confined, leading to feelings of anger and frustration. Being caged can symbolize a loss of freedom and control, which could have triggered Hyde's violent reaction towards Carew.Rate this question:
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What month did he involuntary become Hyde in his sleep?
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July
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August
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September
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October
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