Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Quiz

Why might Stevenson incorporate mystery as a central theme in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

• To highlight the transparency and simplicity of Victorian society

• To play on Victorian fears of hidden secrets and the duality of human nature

• To celebrate the moral perfection of the Victorian gentleman

• To reveal that all people in Victorian society are the same

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How does Stevenson use the fog as a motif in the novella?

• To show the clarity of Jekyll and Hyde’s personalities

• To symbolise the unclear nature of Jekyll and Hyde and add tension to the story

• To represent Hyde’s clear purpose in his actions

• To create a cheerful atmosphere in Victorian London

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Which of the following is a primary way Stevenson creates tension for readers in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

• By depicting Hyde’s violent and brutal behavior

• By keeping Hyde’s actions vague and non-threatening

• By describing Hyde as a gentle, misunderstood character

• By showing Hyde peacefully interacting with others

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How does Stevenson use hints in Jekyll’s appearance to maintain suspense?

• By revealing everything about Jekyll and Hyde early in the novella

• By gradually giving clues about Jekyll’s connection to Hyde, keeping the final reveal until the end

• By showing that Jekyll and Hyde look exactly alike

• By making Jekyll’s appearance irrelevant to the story

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How does Stevenson’s delayed reveal of Jekyll and Hyde’s true relationship affect the reader’s experience?

• It makes the story predictable and dull

• It reduces the impact of the story’s climax

• It heightens suspense and maintains reader interest

• It clarifies the story’s themes early on

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What effect does the ongoing mystery and tension have throughout the novella?

• It lessens the impact of the story’s ending

• It creates a sense of ongoing mystery and tension throughout the novella

• It clarifies the connection between Jekyll and Hyde immediately

• It reveals the relationship too soon, removing suspense

In what way does Hyde’s character reflect the “fin-de-siècle” fears of Stevenson’s time?

• He embodies anxieties about the darker, hidden sides of human nature that Victorian society feared

• He represents the ideal Victorian citizen

• He reinforces society’s belief in moral perfection

• He symbolises the clarity and simplicity of Victorian values

Why does Stevenson use Hyde’s violent behaviour as a narrative device?

• To show that violence was uncommon in Victorian times

• To create a sense of safety for readers

• To build tension and emphasize Hyde’s role as a threat to Victorian respectability

• To establish Hyde as a hero of the story