AnswersIC English 12 - DeeringPart 6: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Character

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

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Which part of the plot does Jekyll’s confession fall under?

A
exposition
B
rising action
C
climax
D
falling action and resolution
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What type of conflict is present in each example?

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Mr. Hyde must hide from the police to avoid arrest.:character vs. character
Dr. Jekyll must control his evil side.:character vs. self
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character vs. character✔ character vs. selfX character vs. nature

A
character vs. character
B
✔ character vs. self
C
X character vs. nature
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How does Dr. Jekyll’s confession answer questions about the mysterious cheque?

A
It reveals Mr. Hyde’s motive for trampling a small girl and congratulates him for escaping the police by writing a cheque.
B
It reveals why Jekyll wrote a cheque for Hyde’s wrong and what steps Jekyll took to avoid this problem in the future.
C
It reveals how Jekyll managed to forge a cheque in Hyde’s name without raising people’s suspicions.
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What is the complication in this passage?

A
Dr. Jekyll has trouble changing back to his original self.
B
Dr. Jekyll cannot avoid being arrested for Mr. Hyde’s crimes.
C
Dr. Jekyll no longer wants anything to do with Mr. Hyde.
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What type of conflict is present in each example?

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Mr. Hyde must hide from the police to avoid arrest.:character vs. character
Dr. Jekyll must control his evil side.:character vs. self

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