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Duplicate of Jekyll and Hyde Assessment and Context
Duplicate of Jekyll and Hyde Assessment and Context
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A quiz on the AQA assessment for Jekyll and Hyde and the context to the novella.
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What is Context?
Why the writer chose certain words
It is about history
It is the storyline of the novella
It is the background to the novella that links to the story
2
What was the predominant religion in 19th century England?
Catholic
Atheist
Christianity
Judaism
3
What events in J&H refer to what Sir Robert Peel founded in 1829? 2 Answers.
Hyde looking at back at a police officer in Chapter 2.
Lanyon's involvement in getting the potion from Hyde.
The laboratory in Jekyll's house.
Detective Newcomen's involvement in the Carew murder case.
4
What date is your exam for Jekyll and Hyde?
Monday 22nd June
Tuesday 23rd May
Wednesday 24th May
Monday 22nd May
5
Why did Jekyll invent the potion to separate good and evil?
Because he was curious
He wanted to be recognised for a scientific discovery
Because he wanted to play God
Because he wanted to explore the evil within
6
How many marks are available for the Jekyll and Hyde section of Paper 1?
30 marks
40 marks
25 marks
30 marks + 4 SPAG
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Where did Stevenson grow up?
Edinburgh
Kilmarnock
London
Glasgow
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What do you have to do for AO2?
Context
SPAG
Analyse the writer's techniques and impact on the reader
Quotes
9
What year was Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde published?
1826
1856
1996
1886
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What do you have to do for the Jekyll and Hyde question?
Analyse everything in the novella
Analyse just an extract from J&H
Analyse random quotes from J&H
Analyse an extract from J&H & quotes from the whole text
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Apart from Jekyll and Hyde what else are you assessed on in Paper 1?
The Modern Text
Unseen
Poetry
Shakespeare
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How does Jekyll and Hyde show the class system of Victorian London? ( 2 answers)
Through the storyline.
Through the descriptions of where the characters live.
By referring to the occupation of a character.
Through Jekyll.