Hyde

Question 2

initially hyde is presented…
(ch2)

Answer 2

through Utterson’s fear and anxiety

Question 3

finish the quote:
‘hardly…

Answer 3

…human’

Question 4

finish the quote:
‘Satan’s

Answer 4

…signature upon a face’

Question 5

finish the quote:
‘deformity without…

Answer 5

… any nameable malformation’

Question 6

finish the quote:
‘displeasing…

Answer 6

…smile’

Question 7

finish the quote:
‘disgust…

Answer 7

…loathing, fear’

Question 8

finish the quote:
‘the other…

Answer 8

…snarled’

Question 9

complete the quote:
‘….laugh’

Answer 9

‘savage…’

Question 10

finish the quote:
‘pale…

Answer 10

…and dwarfish’

Question 11

finish the quote:
‘something…

Answer 11

…troglodytic’

Question 12

hyde is also presented as…
(ch4)

Answer 12

a symbol of repression

Question 13

hyde’s character is revealed to be a…
(ch8)

Answer 13

a gothic monster

Question 14

finish the quote:
‘great flame…

Answer 14

…of anger’

Question 15

finish the quote:
‘storm of…

Answer 15

…blows’

Question 16

finish the quote:
‘stamping with…

Answer 16

…his foot’

Question 17

complete the quote:
‘…to the earth’

Answer 17

‘clubbed him…’

Question 18

finish the quote:
‘felt in your…

Answer 18

…marrow kind of cold and thin’

Question 19

finish the quote:
‘down my…

Answer 19

…spine like ice’

Question 20

finish the quote:
‘I heard…

Answer 20

…it’

Question 21

finish the quote:
‘beheld the face…

Answer 21

…of Edward Hyde’

Question 22

complete the quote:
‘…was not my master.’

Answer 22

‘that thing…’

Question 23

complete the quote:
‘that masked thing like a…

Answer 23

…monkey jumped’

Question 24

Who created the theory of atavism?

Answer 24

Lombroso, an Italian doctor

Question 25

What is the theory of atavism?

Answer 25

humans evolved from primitive forms so could return to this basic state and succumb to primitive urges

Question 26

What did Lombroso believe in?

Answer 26

idea of the born criminal
criminals could be identified by their appearance, particularly skulls

Question 27

What features, in atavism, were so frequently remarked in criminals?

Answer 27

sugar-loaf or angular skull
big eyes, jaws, canines
arm span exceeds height
hairiness

Question 28

When was ‘Origin of Species’ published?

Answer 28

1859

Question 29

Who wrote ‘Origin of Species’?

Answer 29

Charles Darwin

Question 30

What did the publishing of ‘Origin of Species’ cause?

Answer 30

ape vs. angel debate

Question 31

What was the ‘ape vs. angel’ debate?

Answer 31

victorians lived in a pious society so were disgusted by idea that humans had evolved from primitive creatures

Question 32

What was a cultural obsession in the Victorian era?

Answer 32

freak shows

Question 33

Give an example of a freak show

Answer 33

PT Barnums’ Congress of Freaks

Question 34

What was expected of a Victorian gentleman?

Answer 34

patience, calm attitude

Question 35

What is calvinism?

Answer 35

branch of Christianity

Question 36

What is a calvanist’s view?

Answer 36

total depravity ; original sin is unavoidable
people may appear outwardly good but they will always have sinful intentions

Question 37

Why is Hyde the most significant aspect of the novella?

Answer 37

didactic - potentially he ‘HYDE’s in us all
duality - hypocrisy of victorian era - RLS exposing society

Question 38

How does Hyde change through the novel?

Answer 38

becomes increasingly evil

Question 39

How is Hyde presented in the novel as a whole?

Answer 39

symbol of repression, gothic monster

Question 40

symbol of repression, gothic monster

Answer 40

antagonist
product of science experiment gone wrong