Utterson Analysis

Question 1

What does the term ‘highlighter’ refer to?

Answer 1

A tool used to mark important text

Question 2

What is the significance of marking in educational contexts?

Answer 2

It helps in emphasizing key points and improving retention

Question 3

Fill in the blank: The character _______ is often curious and rational.

Answer 3

Utterson

Question 4

True or False: Utterson is always presented as a trustworthy character.

Answer 4

True

Question 5

What society is referenced in relation to the character Utterson?

Answer 5

Victorian society

Question 6

What are the motivations of characters in the narrative?

Answer 6

Revealing individual desires and darker aspects of human nature

Question 7

Fill in the blank: The narrative includes themes of _______ and moral ambiguity.

Answer 7

crime

Question 8

What emotional state is often portrayed in the character’s interactions?

Answer 8

Embarrassment and curiosity

Question 9

What is a common setting described in the narrative?

Answer 9

Dark, cold, and lonely environments

Question 10

Fill in the blank: The character often feels _______ about the actions of others.

Answer 10

intrigued

Question 11

What does the phrase ‘worthy and honorable’ imply about certain characters?

Answer 11

It reflects their moral integrity and social standing

Question 12

What does the term ‘supernatural’ imply in the context of the narrative?

Answer 12

Elements beyond the natural world, often involving moral dilemmas

Question 13

Fill in the blank: The character’s experiences often lead to feelings of _______.

Answer 13

confusion

Question 14

What does the character’s refusal to accept a situation indicate?

Answer 14

A struggle with personal or societal expectations

Question 15

In what manner does the narrative suggest characters respond to societal pressures?

Answer 15

With a blend of compliance and rebellion

Question 16

True or False: The narrative focuses solely on positive character traits.

Answer 16

False

Question 17

What literary technique is commonly used to depict the characters’ internal conflicts?

Answer 17

Discourse and dialogue

Question 18

Fill in the blank: The character’s journey often reflects the theme of _______.

Answer 18

identity

Question 19

What role does curiosity play in the development of the narrative?

Answer 19

It drives the plot and reveals deeper truths

Question 20

What is implied by the phrase ‘yet somehow lovable’ regarding certain characters?

Answer 20

Complexity in character portrayal, blending flaws with endearment

Question 21

Fill in the blank: The narrative often contrasts _______ with social norms.

Answer 21

individual desires

Question 22

What does the character’s ability to ‘trust’ signify in the narrative?

Answer 22

A critical aspect of relationships and moral choices

Question 23

What does ‘digging’ suggest in the context of imagination?

Answer 23

Discovery of something or an attempt to discover something

It also references a deeper exploration of ideas.

Question 24

Who is associated with curiosity and the search for truth?

Answer 24

Utterson

Utterson is depicted as engaged in uncovering the truth.

Question 25

What does the term 'enslaved' refer to in this context?

Answer 25

Being bound to a certain state or condition, particularly in relation to desires ## Footnote It highlights characters being trapped by their own urges.

Question 26

What is Lanyon's role in relation to Jekyll?

Answer 26

Lanyon knows about Jekyll ## Footnote Lanyon's knowledge plays a crucial part in the narrative.

Question 27

Fill in the blank: Utterson is considered to be _______.

Answer 27

curious ## Footnote His curiosity drives the plot forward.

Question 28

What does the concept of 'acting out his pleasures' imply about the character's state?

Answer 28

It implies a lack of control or being governed by desires ## Footnote This indicates a struggle between moral choices and personal satisfaction.