Jekyll is seen as: 'house of voluntary bondage' and 'inscrutable recluse.' which means...

A willing prisoner / impossible to understand

This word suggests the suffering is so severe it: 'unmanning.'

Deprives him of courage, strength, or traditional masculine qualities

'Emphatically' means the instructions were written..

Forcefully and clearly to express importance

'Deep-seated' implies the terror was:

Firmly established and difficult to remove

This 'sometimes darkly mysterious in drift.' means its meaning was:

Difficult or impossible to understand; obscure

A 'familiar' guest is one who is:

Well-known and often seen, like part of the group

Showing insensitive and cruel disregard for others

This metaphor 'He had his death-warrant written legibly upon his face.' means...

The signs of his impending death were clearly visible in his appearance

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Jekyll is seen as: 'house of voluntary bondage' and 'inscrutable recluse.' which means...
A temporary visitor / very talkative
An unwilling host / welcoming
A willing prisoner / impossible to understand
Free and open / easy to understand
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This word suggests the suffering is so severe it: 'unmanning.'
Affects only women
Is easily bearable
Makes him feel stronger
Deprives him of courage, strength, or traditional masculine qualities
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'Emphatically' means the instructions were written..
Casually and without importance
Forcefully and clearly to express importance
In a foreign language
Faintly and illegibly
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'Deep-seated' implies the terror was:
Firmly established and difficult to remove
Recent and superficial
Mild and easily overcome
Imaginary and unreal
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This 'sometimes darkly mysterious in drift.' means its meaning was:
Perfectly clear
Angry and threatening
Humorous and lighthearted
Difficult or impossible to understand; obscure
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A 'familiar' guest is one who is:
Well-known and often seen, like part of the group
Related by blood
A stranger
Formally invited
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'Callous' means:
Secretive and hidden
Showing insensitive and cruel disregard for others
Loud and noisy
Showing sensitive feeling
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This metaphor 'He had his death-warrant written legibly upon his face.' means...
He looked extremely healthy
The signs of his impending death were clearly visible in his appearance
He was carrying a legal document
He had a tattoo on his face
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'Ken' refers to:
A police station
A hiding place
Range of sight or knowledge
A type of dog
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'Stringent' means the obligations were:
Strict and precise
Unimportant
Flexible and optional
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