Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Chapter 9 Quiz

Character analysis of Dr. Jekyll: What are the key personality traits of Dr. Jekyll as depicted in chapter 9?

• Loss of control, descent into immorality and chaos

• Peacefulness, serenity, and tranquility

• Honesty, integrity, and righteousness

• Kindness, generosity, and compassion

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Character analysis of Dr. Jekyll: How does Dr. Jekyll's behavior change in chapter 9 compared to previous chapters?

• Dr. Jekyll becomes more honest and trustworthy

• Dr. Jekyll's behavior becomes more erratic and unpredictable

• Dr. Jekyll becomes more consistent and reliable

• Dr. Jekyll becomes more calm and composed

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Character analysis of Mr. Hyde: Describe the physical appearance of Mr. Hyde as described in chapter 9.

• Small, deformed, and ugly

• Blonde, blue-eyed, and muscular

• Old, wrinkled, and frail

• Tall, handsome, and charming

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Character analysis of Mr. Hyde: What actions of Mr. Hyde in chapter 9 reveal his sinister nature?

• Rescuing a kitten from a tree

• Trampling a young girl without remorse

• Donating money to charity

• Helping an old lady cross the street

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Theme analysis of duality: How is the theme of duality portrayed in the interactions between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in chapter 9?

• Friendly collaboration and mutual respect

• Contrasting personalities and struggle for dominance

• Complete harmony and unity of purpose

• Indifference and lack of interaction

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Theme analysis of duality: Discuss the internal struggle of Dr. Jekyll in chapter 9 and its relation to the theme of duality.

• Dr. Jekyll struggles with the duality of his nature and the control Mr. Hyde has over him.

• Dr. Jekyll is completely at peace with his dual nature

• Dr. Jekyll has no struggle with duality and easily controls Mr. Hyde

• Dr. Jekyll is unaware of Mr. Hyde's existence

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Symbolism in chapter 9: Analyze the significance of the setting of Dr. Jekyll's laboratory in chapter 9.

• It signifies the spot where Jekyll likes to take long walks

• It represents the place where Jekyll's scientific experiments and transformation into Mr. Hyde take place.

• It symbolizes the location of Jekyll's favorite bookstore

• It represents the place where Jekyll takes his afternoon tea

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Symbolism in chapter 9: What does the presence of fog and darkness symbolize in chapter 9?

• Symbolize happiness and joy

• Symbolize mystery, secrecy, and the hidden nature of Dr. Jekyll's transformation into Mr. Hyde

• Symbolize clarity and transparency

• Symbolize truth and honesty

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Literary devices in chapter 9: Identify and explain an example of foreshadowing used in chapter 9.

• When Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde have a friendly conversation in the park.

• When Mr. Utterson and Dr. Lanyon discuss the weather.

• When the characters plan a party in chapter 9.

• When Mr. Utterson and Dr. Lanyon discuss the strange behavior of Dr. Jekyll.

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Literary devices in chapter 9: How does the author use irony to create suspense in chapter 9?

• The author uses verbal irony to make the characters seem trustworthy and reliable.

• The author uses dramatic irony to reveal information to the reader that the characters are unaware of, creating suspense.

• The author uses situational irony to make the events in chapter 9 predictable and boring.

• The author uses cosmic irony to make the outcome of events in chapter 9 seem fair and just.

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