Question 1

What discovery does Mr. Utterson make about Mr. Hyde's appearance during his investigation?

Accepted Answer

Hyde has an unsettling and repulsive appearance that reflects his character.

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Hyde has a charming and attractive demeanor.

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Hyde is dressed elegantly and appears wealthy.

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Hyde resembles Dr. Jekyll closely.

Question 2

What does the character of Mr. Hyde primarily represent in the early chapters of the novella?

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The darker, repressed side of human nature.

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The law and order of society.

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A childhood friend of Dr. Jekyll.

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The scientific advancements of the time.

Question 3

How does the setting of London contribute to the themes in the first five chapters of 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'?

Accepted Answer

It reflects the duality of human nature with its contrasting elements.

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It emphasizes the wealth of the characters.

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It symbolizes the progress of science.

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It serves only as a backdrop for the plot.

Question 4

What is Mr. Utterson's primary motivation for investigating Mr. Hyde in the first five chapters?

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To protect his friend Dr. Jekyll and uncover the truth about Hyde.

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To acquire Jekyll's fortune.

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To help Hyde regain his reputation.

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To inform the police about Hyde's crimes.

Question 5

What concern does Mr. Utterson express about Dr. Jekyll's will during the early chapters?

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He fears that Jekyll is being blackmailed by Mr. Hyde.

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He believes the will is a joke.

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He thinks Jekyll is going mad.

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He is worried about Jekyll's health.

Question 6

What role does Mr. Poole play in relation to Dr. Jekyll in the early chapters of the novella?

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He is Dr. Jekyll's butler and confidant.

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He is a police officer investigating Hyde.

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He is a lawyer representing Jekyll.

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He is Mr. Hyde's closest friend.

Question 7

How does Dr. Jekyll initially view Mr. Hyde in the first five chapters?

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He feels a sense of fascination and connection to him.

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He sees Hyde as a rival for his reputation.

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He despises Hyde and wants nothing to do with him.

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He believes Hyde is a criminal that must be stopped.

Question 8

What does Mr. Utterson discover that connects Dr. Jekyll with Mr. Hyde in the early chapters?

Accepted Answer

A will that leaves everything to Hyde in the event of Jekyll's disappearance.

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A portrait of Hyde painted by Jekyll.

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A diary detailing their friendship.

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A letter accusing Hyde of theft.

Question 9

What event triggers Mr. Hyde's first encounter with Mr. Utterson in the first five chapters?

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Hyde trampling a girl in the street.

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Hyde attending a dinner party with Jekyll.

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Jekyll introducing Hyde to Utterson.

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Utterson meeting Hyde at a bar.

Question 10

What is the relationship between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as revealed in the first five chapters?

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Dr. Jekyll is the alter ego of Mr. Hyde.

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Dr. Jekyll is a scientist working against Mr. Hyde.

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are twins.

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Dr. Jekyll is Hyde's father.

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