Jekyll and Hyde: Chapter 9 (Dr Lanyon’s Narrative)

What does Dr Jekyll request that Dr Lanyon fetches for him?

• A drawer which contains some powders, a phial and a paper book

• Some powders, a phial and a paper book

• Mr Poole

• His will and cheque book.

What time does Dr Jekyll ask Dr Lanyon to be alone in his consulting room by?

• Midnight

• Midday

• 1am

• 2am

How long did it take for the locksmith to force entry into Dr Jekyll’s cabinet?

• Five hours

• Two hours

• An hour

• Three hours

What time period does Dr Jekyll’s book cover?

• Many months

• Many days

• Many years

• Many decades

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Mr Hyde’s clothes are described as 'enormously too large in every ___________'.

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What ‘g’ could Dr Lanyon hear Mr Hyde’s teeth do?

• Grate

• Grind

• Gnash

• Granulate

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Mr Hyde asks Dr Lanyon whether he is tempted to observe a new ‘________ of knowledge and new avenues to fame and power.’

Dr Lanyon metaphorically describes how his life is shaken to what?

• Its roots

• Its core

• Its elements

• Its essence

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Who narrates this chapter? How is the narrative voice different to chapters 1-8?

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Why do you think Dr Jekyll seeks help from Dr Lanyon rather than Mr Utterson?

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