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Part 7: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Conflict and Resolution Answers

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What type of conflict is Dr. Jekyll facing when he is forced to make a decision?

A
character vs. character
B
character vs. self
C
character vs. society
D
character vs. nature
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What is the resolution of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

A
Mr. Hyde writes a letter.
B
Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll die.
C
Dr. Lanyon dies.
D
Mr. Utterson never discovers the truth.
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What is Dr. Jekyll’s conflict in this passage?

A
Jekyll has to decide whether to be all Jekyll or all Hyde now that the potion is not working correctly.
B
Jekyll has to decide whether to continue feeding Hyde in light of his recent crimes.
C
Jekyll has to decide whether to reveal his secret to all of his closest friends.
D
Jekyll has to take Hyde’s feelings into consideration when he makes decisions.
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What complications does Dr. Jekyll face after he decides to stop becoming Mr. Hyde? Check all that apply.

A
He begins to act like Mr. Hyde himself.
B
He feels guilty about committing more terrible acts.
C
He feels his conscience nagging at him.
D
He begins to wish he could be Hyde again.
E
He bends to temptation and takes the potion.
5

How does Dr. Jekyll’s confession answer questions about the murder of Danvers Carew?

A
It reveals where Mr. Hyde got the cane he used to hit Danvers Carew.
B
It reveals what happened to the woman who witnessed the murder.
C
It reveals why Danvers Carew was out walking on the night of the murder.
D
It reveals what caused Mr. Hyde to kill Danvers Carew.
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How does this part of Dr. Jekyll’s confession provide information about his struggle to control his good and evil sides?

A
It shows the terrible things that can happen as a result of changing personalities too often.
B
It explains what allowed him to split himself in two and why he can no longer continue to do so.
C
It explains where he located the supplies for the potion and how he plans to get more.
D
It shows the difference between Dr. Jekyll’s potion-making skills and Mr. Hyde’s.
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What is Dr. Jekyll’s conflict in this passage?

A
Jekyll has to decide whether to be all Jekyll or all Hyde now that the potion is not working correctly.
B
Jekyll has to decide whether to continue feeding Hyde in light of his recent crimes.
C
Jekyll has to decide whether to reveal his secret to all of his closest friends.
D
Jekyll has to take Hyde’s feelings into consideration when he makes decisions.
8

What type of conflict is Dr. Jekyll facing when he is forced to make a decision?

A
character vs. character
B
character vs. self
C
character vs. society
D
character vs. nature
9

What complications does Dr. Jekyll face after he decides to stop becoming Mr. Hyde? Check all that apply.

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How does Dr. Jekyll’s confession answer questions about the murder of Danvers Carew?

A
It reveals where Mr. Hyde got the cane he used to hit Danvers Carew.
B
It reveals what happened to the woman who witnessed the murder.
C
It reveals why Danvers Carew was out walking on the night of the murder.
D
It reveals what caused Mr. Hyde to kill Danvers Carew.
11

How does this part of Dr. Jekyll’s confession provide information about his struggle to control his good and evil sides?

A
It shows the terrible things that can happen as a result of changing personalities too often.
B
It explains what allowed him to split himself in two and why he can no longer continue to do so.
C
It explains where he located the supplies for the potion and how he plans to get more.
D
It shows the difference between Dr. Jekyll’s potion-making skills and Mr. Hyde’s.
12

What is the resolution of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

A
Mr. Hyde writes a letter.
B
Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll die.
C
Dr. Lanyon dies.
D
Mr. Utterson never discovers the truth.

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