Structure and Plot Development (Grade 12 NSC Matric English FAL): Quizzes
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What central concept does the novel examine about humanity?
What central concept does the novel examine about humanity?
The dual nature of good and evil
What storytelling approach does the novel use?
What storytelling approach does the novel use?
Detective-style approach
Who is Mr Utterson in the novel?
Who is Mr Utterson in the novel?
A lawyer and Jekyll's trusted friend
What first connects Jekyll to Hyde, creating the central mystery?
What first connects Jekyll to Hyde, creating the central mystery?
Hyde paid compensation using Jekyll's cheque
Which event represents the turning point in the rising action?
Which event represents the turning point in the rising action?
The brutal murder of Sir Danvers Carew
What do Utterson and Poole discover at the climax when they force entry into the laboratory?
What do Utterson and Poole discover at the climax when they force entry into the laboratory?
Hyde's lifeless body in Jekyll's clothing
How is the story told to create suspense?
How is the story told to create suspense?
Through letters, reports & witness accounts
How does Stevenson present events chronologically?
How does Stevenson present events chronologically?
In non-linear order with backwards revelation
Where does the novel conclude, showing its circular structure?
Where does the novel conclude, showing its circular structure?
In Jekyll's house where it started
What is the moral lesson revealed at the end?
What is the moral lesson revealed at the end?
Cannot separate good/evil without destruction