Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde: Writer's Methods & Techniques (AQA GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde: Writer's Methods & Techniques
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Whose perspective primarily reveals the story through dual narratives?

Mr. Utterson's

What does the dual narrative technique build throughout the novel?

Suspense

Which theme is highlighted by the dual narrative technique?

Duality

Which Gothic element appears in the novel's setting?

Dark, foggy London streets

What do the Gothic elements create in the novel?

A sense of dread

What does Dr. Jekyll's laboratory symbolise?

Boundary between science & supernatural

What does Mr. Hyde's physical deformity symbolise?

Evil within distorting humanity

What is the purpose of foreshadowing in the novel?

To build tension

Which detail foreshadows Jekyll and Hyde's connection?

The strange will Jekyll leaves to Hyde

What aspect of Victorian society does Stevenson critique?

Strict moral codes & repression

What happens when darker impulses are not acknowledged according to the novel?

They erupt in destructive ways

What theme does Jekyll's tragic fate underscore through irony?

Nature can't be divided into good & evil

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