Chapter 6 Analysis (Grade 12 NSC Matric English FAL): Quizzes
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What is the title of Chapter 6?
What is the title of Chapter 6?
Remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon
What part of the story structure does Chapter 6 represent?
What part of the story structure does Chapter 6 represent?
The rising action
How does Jekyll initially behave after Hyde's disappearance?
How does Jekyll initially behave after Hyde's disappearance?
He becomes more sociable and friendly
How is Jekyll's improvement in behaviour described?
How is Jekyll's improvement in behaviour described?
Short-lived
When can Lanyon's letter to Utterson be opened?
When can Lanyon's letter to Utterson be opened?
After Jekyll's death or disappearance
Which major theme takes centre stage focusing on destruction?
Which major theme takes centre stage focusing on destruction?
Friendship and its breakdown
What tone characterises Chapter 6?
What tone characterises Chapter 6?
Bitter and angry
What does 'death warrant written legibly upon his face' compare Lanyon's expression to?
What does 'death warrant written legibly upon his face' compare Lanyon's expression to?
An official document ordering execution
What human emotion is given to the candle through personification?
What human emotion is given to the candle through personification?
Sadness and depression
What is Lanyon's illness connected to rather than physical disease?
What is Lanyon's illness connected to rather than physical disease?
Psychological trauma