11 mark
In which chapter does Jekyll state, "man is not truly one, but truly two"?
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 4
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Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (AQA GCSE English Literature)
Exam Questions
5 hours119 questions21 mark
How is Hyde described when he tramples his victim in Chapter 4?
with human fury
with demonic rage
with beastly elegance
with ape-like fury
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31 mark
Which character is described as “austere with himself” and avoids the theatre for 20 years?
Dr Jekyll
Mr Hyde
Dr Lanyon
Mr Utterson
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41 mark
What does the quote “My devil had long been caged; he came out roaring” imply about Jekyll's internal struggle?
his moral righteousness
his repressed evil desires
his fear of society
his scientific curiosity
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51 mark
What does Jekyll believe is the “curse of mankind” according to Chapter 10?
the desire for absolute power at any cost
the conflict between good and evil within us
the inability to choose between right and wrong
the inability to control one's destiny
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61 mark
How does Stevenson describe Hyde in Chapter 2 when Utterson first hears about him?
"pale and dwarfish"
"tall and handsome"
"weak and fragile"
"angelic and graceful"
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71 mark
In Chapter 9, what is Dr Lanyon’s reaction to witnessing Jekyll’s transformation?
He praises Jekyll's experiment and wants to write about it.
He dismisses it as a hallucination that can be explained scientifically.
He is so shocked that it leads to his death.
He encourages Jekyll to continue, hoping to witness further transformations.
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81 mark
Comment on how secrecy and reputation are linked in the character of Mr Utterson.
Mr Utterson is willing to hide Jekyll’s secrets to protect his friend’s reputation.
Mr Utterson disregards his reputation to uncover the truth.
Mr Utterson sacrifices his career to maintain his honesty.
Mr Utterson refuses to help Jekyll in order to preserve his own reputation.
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