Utterson Ad Layal Truted

Question 1

What does the quote ‘If he be Mr. Hyde, I shall be Mr. Seek’ signify?

Answer 1

Utterson’s determination to uncover the truth about Jekyll and Hyde

This reflects Utterson’s concern for his friend’s well-being.

Question 2

Who is determined to uncover the truth about Jekyll and Hyde?

Answer 2

Utterson

Question 3

What theme is highlighted through Utterson’s actions in the quote?

Answer 3

Concern for Others

Question 4

What does Utterson’s puzzlement over Jekyll’s relationship with Hyde signify?

Answer 4

It highlights his impartiality

This reflects the theme of confusion and mystery in the relationship dynamics within the narrative.

Question 5

What is the significance of the quote regarding Utterson’s thoughts on Jekyll and Hyde?

Answer 5

It illustrates the complexity of their relationship

The quote suggests that their connection is not easily understood by those around them.

Question 6

Fill in the blank: Utterson’s confusion over Jekyll’s relationship with Hyde shows his _______.

Answer 6

impartiality

Question 7

What does Utterson’s self-control and integrity demonstrate?

Answer 7

Austere behavior with himself, drinking gin when alone to mortify a taste for vintages

This reflects his moral discipline and personal restraint.

Question 8

What does the quote ‘If he be Mr. Hyde, I shall be Mr. Seek’ illustrate about Utterson?

Answer 8

His determination and responsibility

This indicates Utterson’s proactive approach in confronting challenges.

Question 9

What does Utterson refer to Jekyll as in Chapter 1?

Answer 9

“the good fellow”

This quote indicates Utterson’s affection and loyalty towards Jekyll.

Question 10

What do Utterson’s actions to uncover the truth about Hyde demonstrate?

Answer 10

His loyalty to Jekyll and commitment to helping him

Utterson’s determination to understand Hyde’s connection to Jekyll highlights his dedication.

Question 11

What does Utterson declare about himself in Chapter 3?

Answer 11

He declares that he is a man to be trusted

This statement reflects Utterson’s integrity and reliability.

Question 12

To whom does Utterson declare his integrity?

Answer 12

To Dr. Jekyll

Utterson emphasizes his loyalty and discretion.

Question 13

What does Utterson offer to Dr. Jekyll by saying he is a man to be trusted?

Answer 13

Confidence and help

He assures Jekyll that he can confide in him safely.

Question 14

What aspect of Utterson’s character is highlighted by his statement of trustworthiness?

Answer 14

His self-awareness of his own honesty

Utterson’s statement emphasizes his integrity.

Question 15

Fill in the blank: Utterson assures Jekyll that he can _______ in him safely.

Answer 15

confide

This indicates the trust and loyalty in their friendship.

Question 16

What does Dr. Jekyll say about Utterson’s trustworthiness?

Answer 16

Jekyll trusts Utterson ‘before any man alive’

This statement highlights the deep bond and confidence Jekyll has in Utterson.

Question 17

How does Jekyll’s praise of Utterson reflect on Utterson’s character?

Answer 17

Utterson’s character inspires great confidence in others

Jekyll’s strong praise indicates that Utterson has earned trust through his actions.

Question 18

Fill in the blank: Jekyll trusts Utterson ‘_______ any man alive.’

Answer 18

before

Question 19

True or False: Jekyll’s words suggest that he has faith in many people.

Answer 19

False

Jekyll specifically emphasizes Utterson over any other person.

Question 20

What does the phrase ‘strong praise’ imply about Utterson’s relationship with Jekyll?

Answer 20

It indicates a close friendship and deep respect

The level of trust shown suggests a long-standing relationship.

Question 21

What were extremely important values in Victorian society?

Answer 21

Reputation and loyalty

Particularly significant among upper-class men.

Question 22

Who are the two upper-class characters mentioned in the context of loyalty and reputation?

Answer 22

Utterson and Jekyll

They exemplify the Victorian gentleman’s values.

Question 23

What were people expected to protect in Victorian society?

Answer 23

Each other’s honour

This reflects societal norms regarding reputation.

Question 24

What does Utterson’s choice to stay loyal represent?

Answer 24

The Victorian gentleman’s code of discretion

It reflects the values of loyalty and restraint.

Question 25

What is Stevenson subtly criticizing through Utterson's loyalty?

Answer 25

The dangers of being too loyal and secretive ## Footnote This can allow dangerous behavior to go unchecked.

Question 26

What behavior does Stevenson imply can go unchecked due to loyalty?

Answer 26

Jekyll's experiments ## Footnote These experiments are indicative of moral and ethical dilemmas.

Question 27

How does Stevenson present Utterson?

Answer 27

Stevenson presents Utterson as trustworthy and loyal ## Footnote Utterson acts as a stable and rational figure in a story full of secrecy and chaos.

Question 28

What role does Utterson play in the story?

Answer 28

Utterson helps guide the reader through the mystery, acting like a detective trying to uncover the truth ## Footnote His character contrasts with the hidden evils in the story.

Question 29

What societal theme does Stevenson explore through Utterson's loyalty?

Answer 29

Stevenson shows how people in Victorian society often protected reputations over revealing the truth ## Footnote This protection allowed hidden evils, like Hyde, to grow.

Question 30

What warning might Stevenson be conveying through Utterson's character?

Answer 30

Stevenson might be warning that too much loyalty can allow hidden evils to flourish ## Footnote Loyalty can lead to the neglect of truth.

Question 31

How does Stevenson present Utterson?

Answer 31

Stevenson presents Utterson as trustworthy and loyal ## Footnote Utterson acts as a stable and rational figure in a story full of secrecy and chaos.

Question 32

What role does Utterson play in the story?

Answer 32

Utterson helps guide the reader through the mystery, acting like a detective trying to uncover the truth ## Footnote His character contrasts with the hidden evils in the story.

Question 33

What societal theme does Stevenson explore through Utterson's loyalty?

Answer 33

Stevenson shows how people in Victorian society often protected reputations over revealing the truth ## Footnote This protection allowed hidden evils, like Hyde, to grow.

Question 34

What warning might Stevenson be conveying through Utterson's character?

Answer 34

Stevenson might be warning that too much loyalty can allow hidden evils to flourish ## Footnote Loyalty can lead to the neglect of truth.

Question 35

Who is presented as the embodiment of rationality, moral duty, and trustworthiness in the novel?

Answer 35

Mr Utterson ## Footnote Mr Utterson serves as the reader's lens into the hidden world of the story.

Question 36

How does Mr Utterson's character contrast with the events of the novel?

Answer 36

His calm, serious character contrasts with the chaos surrounding Jekyll and Hyde.

Question 37

What literary techniques does Stevenson use to craft Utterson's character?

Answer 37

Indirect characterisation, religious allusions, dialogue, and symbolism.

Question 38

What societal role does Utterson reflect and critique?

Answer 38

The values of Victorian gentlemen.

Question 39

True or False: Utterson represents chaos and moral ambiguity in the novel.

Answer 39

False.

Question 40

Fill in the blank: Stevenson presents Mr Utterson as a Victorian gentleman who both reflects and _________ the values of his time.

Answer 40

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