Chapter 8 Analysis (Grade 12 NSC Matric English FAL): Quizzes
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What does Chapter 8 represent in the story structure of the novella?
What does Chapter 8 represent in the story structure of the novella?
The climax
How is the setting of Jekyll's house described in this chapter?
How is the setting of Jekyll's house described in this chapter?
Confined and claustrophobic
What is Utterson's biggest concern throughout the chapter?
What is Utterson's biggest concern throughout the chapter?
Protecting Jekyll's reputation
What do Poole and Utterson discover when they break into the cabinet?
What do Poole and Utterson discover when they break into the cabinet?
Hyde's body
What has Jekyll been doing before Poole seeks help?
What has Jekyll been doing before Poole seeks help?
Ordering medicines
What does the simile 'like a flock of sheep' show about the servants?
What does the simile 'like a flock of sheep' show about the servants?
Their vulnerability and fear
What does the phrase 'make clean breast' mean?
What does the phrase 'make clean breast' mean?
Confess or tell the truth
What does Jekyll's letter instruct Utterson to do?
What does Jekyll's letter instruct Utterson to do?
Read Lanyon's statement first
Who does Poole call for help when he becomes worried about Jekyll?
Who does Poole call for help when he becomes worried about Jekyll?
Mr Utterson
What three tones does the chapter create?
What three tones does the chapter create?
Fearful, desperate, serious