Starter quiz
- What is Utterson's profession in the novella 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'?
- 'Lawyer' ✓
- In 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', Utterson arguably has a repressive nature. What two things does he deny himself, despite enjoying them?
- Trips to the theatre. ✓
- Regular walks with Enfield.
- Drinking red wine. ✓
- Drinking gin.
- Dinner with Dr. Lanyon.
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- The first 8 chapters of 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' are narrated through the perspective of Utterson alone? As such, this is an example of...
- third person limited. ✓
- third person omniscient.
- first person.
- second person.
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- In our opening description of Utterson in 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', we learn that he subscribes to 'Cain's...'?
- 'heresy' ✓
- What is the definition of the word 'critique'? Here it is used in a sentence: 'The piece of art received its critique from the gallery owner'.
- To criticise something in a thoughtful and detailed way. ✓
- To criticise something in an insulting and off-hand way.
- To criticise something repetitively.
- To criticise something rarely and only when necessary.
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- What is the definition of the word 'morality'? Here it is used in a sentence : "The preacher spoke about the importance of morality."
- The distinction between what is right and what is wrong. ✓
- The distinction between what is hard and what is easy.
- The distinction between what is fair and what is unfair.
- The distinction between what is realistic and what is foolish.
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