The ___ era was a time where people began to value reason and rationale as a means to pursuing truth, knowledge and freedom.
The importance of science and religion in the novella | Exit Quiz | Oak National Academy

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9th Grade
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Answer explanation
The Enlightenment era was a time of great scientific development.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which branch of Christianity did Robert L. Stevenson's parents follow?
Calvinism
Catholicism
Church of England
Answer explanation
Stevenson's parents were Scottish Calvinists and believed in strict Christian faith.
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Calvinsim was an ___ branch of Christianity, this means it was not very progressive.
Answer explanation
Calvinism was an evangelical branch of Christianity and would have been synonymous with strict rules.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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In 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', why might it be argued Stevenson was 'playing on contemporary fears'?
Some people feared death.
Some people feared Darwin's scientific theories.
His novella claimed God was not real.
Answer explanation
Some readers may have feared that if humans could evolve, they could also devolve. Hyde is perhaps a representation of this devolution.
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In 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', why might some readers argue this novella is Stevenson's own criticism of Christianity? Select all that apply.
He associates piety to monotony.
He is critical of religious leaders.
Jekyll and other characters are blasphemous.
Answer explanation
Pious characters are presented as being dull, while Jekyll writes blasphemous messages on his religious text. This could be seen as a criticism and rejection of Christianity.
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With reference to 'Jekyll & Hyde', complete this quote, said by Stevenson, which suggests he enjoyed a dual life like Jekyll: “___ are my veiled mistress; I love them, but know not what they are'.
Answer explanation
Some may argue Jekyll is a representation of Stevenson's own dual life.
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