Jekyll and Hyde Hyde Quotes

Question 1

About his house:

‘Showed __ window.’

Which chapter?

Answer 1

‘Showed no window.’

Chapter 1

Question 2

About his houe:

‘and __ in every feature, the marks of __ and sordid ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 2

‘and bore in every feature, the marks of prolonged and sordid negligence.’

Chapter 1

Question 3

When Enfield is describing to Utterson Hyde trampling the girl:

‘but it was ____ to see.’

Which chapter?

Answer 3

‘but it was hellish to see.’

Chapter 1

Question 4

When Enfield is describing to Utterson Hyde trampling the girl:

‘It wasn’t like a man; it was like some __ ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 4

‘It wasn’t like a man; it was like some damned juggernaut.’

Chapter 1

Question 5

Enfield speaking about Hyde:

‘I had taken a ____ to my gentleman at first sight.’

Which chapter?

Answer 5

‘I had taken a loathing to my gentleman at first sight.’

Chapter 1

Question 6

Enfield decribing Hyde:

‘really like ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 6

‘really like Satan.’

Chapter 1

Question 7

Enfield decribing Hyde:

‘Something ____, something down-right ______________.’

Which chapter?

Answer 7

‘Something displeasing, something down-right detestable.’

Chapter 1

Question 8

Name 6 words/phrases beginning with ‘D’ that Enfield uses to describe Hyde all in one paragraph in the first chapter:

Answer 8

-Displeasing
-Down-right detestable
-Disliked
-Deformed
-Deformity
-Can’t Describe him

Question 9

Enfield decribing Hyde:

‘He’s an ____ looking man … I can’t ____ him.’

Which chapter?

Answer 9

‘He’s an extraordinary looking man … I can’t describe him.’

Chapter 1

Question 10

When Utterson finds Hyde again:

‘He was ____ and very plainly ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 10

‘He was small and very plainly dressed.’

Chapter 2

Question 11

‘Mr Hyde ____ back with a ____ intake of the ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 11

‘Mr Hyde shrank back with a hissing intake of the breath.’

Chapter 2

Question 12

‘The other ____ aloud into a ____ laugh.’ The next moment, ‘with ____ quickness he had unlocked the door and ____ into the house.’

Which chapter?

Answer 12

‘The other snarled aloud into a savage laugh.’ The next moment, ‘with extraordinary quickness he had unlocked the door and disappeared into the house.’

Chapter 2

Question 13

‘Pale and ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 13

‘Pale and dwarfish.’

Chapter 2

Question 14

‘gave an impression of ____ without any nameable ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 14

‘gave an impression of deformity without any nameable malformation.’

Chapter 2

Question 15

‘____ smile.’

Which chapter?

Answer 15

‘displeasing smile.’

Chapter 2

Question 16

‘murderous mixture of ____ and ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 16

‘murderous mixture of timidity and boldness.’

Chapter 2

Question 17

‘Something ____, shall we say?’

Which chapter?

Answer 17

‘Something troglodytic, shall we say?’

Chapter 2

Question 18

‘____, whispering and somewhat ____ voice.’

which chapter?

Answer 18

‘husky, whispering and somewhat broken voice.’

Chapter 2

Question 19

Utterson says:

‘If I ever read ____ signature upon a face, it is on that of your new ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 19

‘If I ever read Satan’s signature upon a face, it is on that of your new friend.’

Chapter 2

Question 20

‘____ secrets, by the ____ of him; secrets compared to which ____ Jekyll’s ____ would be like ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 20

‘black secrets, by the look of him; secrets compared to which poor Jekyll’s worst would be like sunshine.’

Chapter 2

Question 21

At Carew’s murder:

‘then all of a sudden he broke out in a great ____ of ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 21

‘then all of a sudden he broke out in a great flame of anger.’

Chapter 4

Question 22

At Carew’s murder:

‘____ him to the earth.’

Which chapter?

Answer 22

‘clubbed him to the earth.’

Chapter 4

Question 23

At Carew’s murder:

‘with ____ - ____ fury.’

Which chapter?

Answer 23

‘with ape-like fury.’

Chapter 4

Question 24

At Carew’s murder:

‘____ his victim under foot and ____ down a ____ of ____.’

Which chapter?

Answer 24

‘trampling his victim under foot and hailing down a storm of blows.’

Chapter 4

Question 25

# At Carew's murder: 'under which the ____ were ____ shattered.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 25

'under which the **bones** were **audibly** shattered.' ## Footnote Chapter 4

Question 26

# Description of Carew before Hyde murders him: 'it seemed to ____ such an old-world ____ of ____.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 26

'it seemed to **breathe** such an old-world **innocence** of **disposition**.' ## Footnote Chapter 4

Question 27

'but Mr. Hyde had ____ out of the ____ of the police as ____ he had ____ ____.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 27

'but Mr. Hyde had **disappeared** out of the **ken** of the police as **though** he had **never existed**.' ## Footnote Chapter 6

Question 28

What physical effect does Hyde have on everyone who sees/ knows of him?

Answer 28

Turns them pale. Eg: Jekyll in chapter 3, Lanyon in chapter 6 and Utterson and Enfield in chapter 7, Poole in chapter 8.

Question 29

'the ____ was so doubled up.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 29

'the **creature** was so doubled up.' ## Footnote Chapter 8

Question 30

# Poole explaining the feel Hyde gives you: "that you felt in your ____ kind of ____ and ____." ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 30

"that you felt in your **marrow** kind of **cold** and **thin**." ## Footnote Chapter 8

Question 31

# Poole's description of what's in the laboratory: "____ thing like a ____" ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 31

"**masked** thing like a **monkey**" ## Footnote Chapter 8

Question 32

# In Hyde's transformation in front of Jekyll: 'His face became suddenly ____.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 32

'His face became suddenly **black**.' ## Footnote Chapter 9

Question 33

'Edward Hyde was so much ____, ____ and ____ than Henry Jekyll.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 33

'Edward Hyde was so much **smaller**, **slighter** and **younger** than Henry Jekyll.' ## Footnote Chapter 10

Question 34

'As ____ ____ upon the countenance of one, ____ was ____ broadly and ____ on the ____ of the ____.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 34

'As **good shone** upon the countenance of one, **evil** was **written** broadly and **plainly** on the **face** of the **other**.' ## Footnote Chapter 10

Question 35

'an imprint of ____ and ____.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 35

'an imprint of **deformity** and **decay**.' ## Footnote Chapter 10

Question 36

'stain of ____ upon a ____.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 36

'stain of **breath** upon a **mirror**.' ## Footnote Chapter 10

Question 37

'I ____ my ____ upon him with a gust of ____ ____.' ## Footnote Which chapter?

Answer 37

'I **gnashed** my **teeth** upon him with a gust of **devilish fury**.' ## Footnote Chapter 10

Question 38

'That child of ____.'

Answer 38

'That child of **Hell**.'

Question 39

'The ____ of Hyde seemed to have ____ with the ____ of Jekyll.'

Answer 39

'The **powers** of Hyde seemed to have **grown** with the **sickliness** of Jekyll.'

Question 40

'Hence the ____ - ____ tricks that he would ____ me.'

Answer 40

'Hence the **ape** - **like** tricks that he would **play** me.'

Question 41

# About his house: 'The door, which was equipped with neither ____ nor ____, was ____ and ____.' ## Footnote What chapter?

Answer 41

'The door, which was equipped with neither **bell** nor **knocker**, was **blistered** and **distained**.' ## Footnote Chapter 1