Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde: Characters (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde: Characters
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What does Jekyll's quote 'Man is not truly one, but truly two' suggest about human nature?

People have good & evil sides

What does Jekyll's belief 'I can be rid of Mr Hyde' reveal about his character?

His overconfidence & underestimation

Which Victorian fear does Jekyll's transformation into Hyde relate to?

Degeneration & becoming savage

How is Hyde's nature described in the phrase 'ape-like fury'?

Animalistic & primitive

What does Hyde's 'loathing at first sight' reveal about his character?

He embodies pure evil with no morals

What aspect of humanity does Mr Hyde represent in the story?

The darker, primal side

What does Utterson's quote 'If he be Mr Hyde, I shall be Mr Seek' show?

His determination & loyalty

What is Gabriel John Utterson's profession?

Lawyer

What role does Utterson play in the story's moral structure?

The moral centre

What does the ivy metaphor about Utterson's affections reveal?

His loyalty develops slowly & steadily

What does Dr Lanyon represent in Victorian society?

Belief in science & rationality

What happens to Dr Lanyon after witnessing Jekyll's transformation?

He declines and dies

What is Poole's relationship to Dr Jekyll?

His loyal servant

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