Take this Quiz: GCSE English Literature: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde | Zestly

Question 1

In the opening chapter of 'The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde', what specific event does Mr Enfield describe to Mr Utterson that first introduces them to the character of Mr Hyde?

Accepted Answer

The trampling of a young girl at a street corner

Question 2

Which of the following characters are primarily driven by the Victorian societal value of maintaining a 'reputation' and avoiding public scandal?

Accepted Answer

Mr Utterson

Question 3

What is the primary reason Dr Lanyon gives for his eventual death in his final account?

Accepted Answer

He suffers a deep psychological shock after witnessing Jekyll's transformation

Question 4

In 'The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde', which of the following statements accurately describe the narrative structure of the novella?

Answer

It uses multiple perspectives, including letters and formal statements

Answer

It is told entirely from the omniscient perspective of Dr Jekyll

Answer

It relies on the mystery-solving perspective of Mr Utterson for much of the plot

Answer

It follows a strictly chronological order from Jekyll's birth to his death

Question 5

Which character serves as the primary 'detective' figure, representing the rational, legalistic mind of Victorian London?

Answer

Dr Jekyll

Answer

Mr Hyde

Answer

Dr Lanyon

Answer

Mr Utterson