Question 1

When a writer juxtaposes ideas, what do they do?

Accepted Answer

Place opposing ideas close together to draw attention to the contrast.

Answer

Track ideas across a text, looking for similarities and differences.

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Consider why a writer chose a particular method and explain our reasoning.

Question 2

What does duality refer to?

Accepted Answer

Two often contrasting ideas or moods contained in one.

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Conversations between two very different people.

Answer

A fight - like a duel - between two opposing sides.

Question 3

What word is missing from the following quotation from Chapter 4 of 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' "______ ways?"

Accepted Answer

muddy

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squalid

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dirty

Question 4

In the quotation "bright open fire" from Chapter 2 of 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', what might the fire symbolise?

Question 5

Why might Stevenson choose to make the police unable to solve the crimes of Edward Hyde in 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'?

Accepted Answer

Stevenson's purpose was to show that Hyde is outside the normal rules.

Answer

He wanted to show a lawless London and how nothing could be done about crime.

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Stevenson distrusted the Metropolitan police and thought they were incompetent.

Question 6

Why might Victorian London be called a two sided city?

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