Setting and concealment
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- Q2Twilight describes which time of day?The period between sunset and dark.The hours just after dawn.Midnight at the point when the clock strikes 12.The early hours of the morning.30s
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- Q5In chapter 4 of 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', what is the best interpretation of the fact that the fog has been turned brown by dust?That visibility was often difficult in London.That Victorian London was very dirty.That human dirt has corrupted nature.30s
- Q6Which is the best analysis of the following quotation: “The fog lifted a little and showed him a dingy street"?Fog is personified in a way that makes it seem human and dangerous.The use of personification shows the power of the fog as it takes over London.The fog is shown as being in charge of what Utterson can and can't see.30s