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

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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Writer's Methods and Techniques
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Whose perspectives does Stevenson use in the dual narratives?

Mr. Utterson & Dr. Jekyll

What do the dual narratives build in the novel?

Suspense

What themes do the dual narratives highlight?

Duality & hidden aspects of human nature

Which Gothic element appears in the novel?

Dark, foggy London streets

What do 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 that distorts one's humanity

What does foreshadowing build in the novel?

Tension

Which example shows foreshadowing in the novel?

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 hidden due to pressure to conform?

They can erupt destructively

What is ironic about Dr. Jekyll's fate?

He falls victim to evil he sought to control

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