| What is Utterson’s profession? | Lawyer |
| With whom does Utterson take a daily walk? | Enfield |
| What did Enfield see Hyde do late one night? | Trample a little girl |
| In the beginning of the novel, eho is the heir (benefactor) of Dr. Jekyll’s will? | Hyde |
| True or false, Mr. Utterson first meets Mr. Hyde at a coffee shop on Soho St. | False |
| True or False, characters describe Mr. Hyde as a charming, honest, and sociable | False |
| True or False, Dr. Jekyll and Dr. Lanyon were once good friends, but had drifted apart due to their difference in opinion over scientific matters. | True |
| True or False, the servant girl who is sitting at a window witnesses the murder of Sir Danvers Carew. | True |
| After the murder of Sir Danvers Carew, who leads the police to Hyde’s home? | Utterson |
| After Carew’s murder, Mr. Hyde is nowhere to be found. How does his absence effect Dr. Jekyll? | He becomes friendly and sociable again |
| What role does Poole play in the novel? | Mr. Jekyll’s Butler |
| What does Mr. Guest tell Mr. Utterson about the handwriting on the letter from Hyde? | It is very similar to Dr. Jekyll’s handwriting |
| What contradiction does Poole give Utterson prior to Utterson leaving Dr. Jekyll’s theater? | No letter was delivered that day |
| From the very beginning of the story, why does Mr. Utterson care about this Mr. Hyde? | He is the heir to Jekyll’s will |
| How does Utterson know where Hyde lives? | Hyde gave Utterson his address |
| What was suspicious about the check that Hyde used to pay the girls parents? | It was from Dr. Jekyll’s check book |
| What does the check make Utterson think is going on between Jekyll and Hyde? | He believes Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll |
| True or False, Hyde used a cane to beat and kill Mr. Lanyon | False |
| Mr. Enfield witnesses Hyde killing Mr. Carew | False |
| True or False, the servant girl who is sitting at a window witnesses the murder of Sir Danvers Carew and runs to tell the police. | False |
| What does Dr. Lanyon leave Mr. Utterson when he dies? | A letter not to be opened until Lanyon’s death and a box not to be opened until Hyde’s death |
| True or False, Carew witnessed Hyde transform into Jekyll after giving him the medicine and was going to tell Utterson in a letter before Hyde killed him. | False |
| What caused Lanyon’s death? | The shock of seeing Hyde become Jekyll |
| What do Utterson and Enfield witness outside of Jekyll’s house? | A look of horror on Jekyll’s face and the curtains closing quickly |
| Who summons Utterson to Jekyll’s house towards the end of the book? | Poole worried about Jekyll |
| Who does Poole and Utterson find in the laboratory after they break the door down? | Hyde’s dead body |
| Why did Jekyll desperately need to have more potion? Further, why would Hyde try to help him? | Because Jekyll had lost control and was stuck as Hyde who was wanted for murder. |
| In his confession, why does Jekyll admit to creating Hyde? | He had a dark side that he wanted to explore, Nobody had ever tried it and he wanted to show his brilliance as a scientist , and Hyde gave him the opportunity to live a different life of desires |
| What was the internal conflict between Jekyll and Hyde about? | The desire to do bad things in balance with the power to do good. Duality of character |
| How is the conflict between Jekyll and Hyde resolved? | Hyde murders Carew and must remain hidden in Jekyll’s body |
| Which of the following are symbols in the book? | Poverty, Jekyll’s house and laboratory, and Hyde’s physical appearance |
| Where does the story take place? | London |
| What Italian city is the setting of Romeo and Juliet? | Verona |
| The street fight in the opening scene is between the servants of what two families | Capulets and Montegues |
| Benvolio tries to stop the fight. Who attacks him? | Tybalt |
| What does the Prince say will happen to anyone who disturbs the peace? | Their life will be forfeit, excuted |
| How does Benvolio plan to cure Romo’s love sickness for Rosaline? | he will show Romeo other, more beautiful girls |
| Who is the young man asks Capulet’s permission to woo Juliet> | Paris |
| How does Lord Capulet feel about Romeo? | has only heard good things, leaves him alone |
| How does Romeo find out who Juliet is during the party? | The nurse tells him who is Juliet’s mother |
| Who tells Juliet who Romeo is at the party? | The nurse |
| Why is Juliet sad at the end of Act 1? | She has fallen in love with a sworn enemy |
| What is the first thing Romeo does in Act II? | Romeo jumps the orchard wall to go back to Juliet’s house |
| Why won’t Romeo answer his friends when they call to him? | He doesn’t want to get caught in the orchard |
| Why does Juliet confess her love for Romeo while he is in the garden listening? | She does not know he is there |
| When Juliet’s nurse and Romeo are talking, what do Romeo’s friends do? | Make fun of him and are rude to her |
| How many scenes are in Act II? | 6 |
| When the nurse returns, what does she do before telling Juliet Romeo’s response? | She teases Juliet and makes her wait for the response |
| Who does Mercucio and Benvolio thing Romeo ran off to see at the beginning of Act II? | Rosaline |
| Why does the Nurse come to see Romeo? | To see if he really means that he wants to get married |
| What happens when the Nurse tells Juliet of Romeo’s answer? | Juliet blushes |
| Where is Romeo waiting at the end of Act II and with whom is he waiting? | With Friar Lawrence in his cell |
| Who said “Who says:”By my head, here comes the Capulets.” at the very beginning of Act III? | Benvolio |
| In response to the phrase “by my head, here comes the Capulets.” who says “By my heel, I care not.”? | Mercutio |
| How does Mercutio get injured? | Stabbed by Tybalt while Romeo is holding him back |
| Who said:”There lies that Tybalt.”? | Benvolio |
| How does Juliet find out that Romeo killed Tybalt? | Nurse tells her |
| Who says:”What less than doomsday is the Prince’s doom?” | Romeo to Friar Lawrence |
| How does Romeo find out he is banished? | Friar Lawrence tells him |
| Who takes the dagger away from Romeo, when he is about to kill himself? | Nurse |
| Who says:”Do so, and bid my sweet prepare to chide.” | Romeo |
| What does Friar Lawrence keep repeating in his long lines when he is trying to make Romeo feel better? | There art thou happy |
| What is “bite back your thumb”? | An insult |
| According to Lord Montague, this caused his wife’s death. | Grief over Romeo’s banishment |
| What is the climax of the story Romeo and Juliet? | Act III Tybalt’s death |
| Which character loves to hear himself talk? | Mercutio |
| Who was bribed with gold coins to sell an illegal potion used for suicide? | The Apothecary |
| Who said the following line? “My child is but a stranger in the world.” | Lord Capulet |
| Who said the following line? “For I never saw true beauty in the world until this night.” | Romeo |
| Who said the following line? “These violent delights have violent ends.” | Friar Lawrence |
| Why did Friar Lawrence approve of the marriage of Romeo and Juliet? | He thought it would bring peace to the two houses |
| Who said the following line? “For never was a story more of woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.” | Who is Prince Escalus? |
| For what literary device is the following quote used? “I fear too early for my mind misgives some consequence yet hanging in the stars.” | Foreshadowing |
| How is the following line used in the play? “I will make thee swan a crow.” | A pun |
| What literary device is used in the following quote? “Here’s much to do with hate but more with love.” | Paradox |
| What literary device is being used in the following line? “It is the East, and Juliet is the sun.” | metaphor |
| Which of the following is an example of dramatic irony? | The audience’s knowledge that Romeo is now related to Tybalt |
| What is the period of English history named after its ruler from 1558 to 1603 called? | Elizabethean |
| What is the name of the theater in which Shakespeare performed most of his plays? | The Globe |
| Because of strict Elizabethan laws, who were the only people allowed to perform in plays? | Men |
| Where would the poorest people sit to watch Shakespeare plays? | The Floor |
| The people on the floor of Shakespeare’s plays were known for tossing a favorite snack at the clowns of Shakespeare’s plays. What nickname was given to this area of the theater? | Peanut Gallery |
| How does Scout’s definition of “fine folks” differ from Aunt Alexandra’s? | Scout felt it was determined by how a person acted, and Alexandra felt it was determined by how long a family had lived on the same land. |
| What was unusual about Dolphus Raymond? | He was always drunk |
| Where did Scout and Jem sit at the trial? | in the balcony |
| In what ways does Jem show that he is maturing? | He tells on Dill |
| What was one thing that seemed unusual to Scout about First Purchase? | They did not have hymn books |
| How did Scout break up the lynch mob? | She talked to Mr. Cunningham |
| According to Bob Ewell | Tom raped Mayella |
| How did most townspeople expect and want Atticus to defend Tom Robinson? | They didn’t want him to put any effort into it |
| What part did Mr. Underwood play in the lynch mob | He had Atticus covered with his gun |
| Why did Atticus have Bob Ewell sign his name? | to see if he was right or left handed |
| Who came to stay at the Finch household during the trial “to help raise the kids”? | Aunt Alexandra |
| Who was Mr. Heck Tate? | the sheriff |
| Why did Dill run away from home? | he was lonely for Scout and Jem |
| What was the name of Simon’s homestead? | Finch’s Landing |
| How did Scout feel about the idea of beginning school? | unhappy |
| Where did Scout finish her dinner after getting in trouble? | in the kitchen |
| How did Scout and Jem’s mother die? | Heart attack |
| What was the slushy operation in chapter 8? | Snowman |
| What was Nathan Radley’s alterior motive for cementing the knot-hole? | stop kids from coming into his yard |
| What scared the neighborhood in chapter 6? | Gunshots |
| There was _________________ in the knot-hole of one of the oak trees in chapter 4. | Gum |
| Why did Scout split her knuckle to the bone on Francis’s front teeth? | For talking bad about her father |
| True or False, this is a true story. | False |
| Who is Dolphus Raymond? | a wealthy white man who preferred black people |
| Who is Rev. Sykes | the preacher at Cal’s church |
| Who is Mr. Gilmer? | the prosecutor |
| Who is Mr. Underwood? | the newspaper editor |
| What did Mr. Raymond say about Atticus? | He is not a “run-of-the-mill man” |
| What did Atticus mean when he said, ” this case is as simple as black and white? | The case is not about evidence. It is about race. |
| What did Atticus say is the worst thing a person can do? | cheat a black man |
| Mr. Raymond said that Dill would probably not cry when he got older. Dill tried to pretend that he did not cry when he said, “Cry about what, Mr. Raymond?” What was Mr. Raymond’s answer? | “Cry about the simple [heck] that people give other people – without even thinking. |
| Where is the one place where everyone is equal according to Atticus? | court |
| Why did Jem think that the Jury would find Tom not guilty? | Atticus did a great job in presenting the evidence |
| Why did Calpurnia come to court? | to tell Atticus that the children were missing |
| Jem and Rev. Sykes had a discussion about the trial while the jury was out. What did the reverend think the decision of the jury would be? | He said that he had never seen a jury decide in favor of a black person over a white person |
| What did Scout see when the jury filed in? | The jurors did not look at Tom and that meant he was found guilty. |
| Why were all the people in the balcony standing when Atticus walked out of the court. | They appreciated Atticus for the way he defended Tom |
| What did Atticus think about the children being present at the trial. | He said they may as well see it because it is their home, and they needed to learn to cope with it. |
| What did the black community do for Atticus? | they brought food to his house |
| What did Miss Maudie say about Atticus? | She said that when people are called to be Christians, they have men like Atticus to go and do it for them |
| What did Atticus say about Bob Ewell? | He said that Bob was a victim of poverty |
| After the trial and the confrontation with Bob Ewell, Jem begins to understand what? | He understands that Boo Radley stays inside because he doesn’t want to come out. |
| Who was giving a report to the Women’s Christian Missionary Society in Atticus’ living room? | Aunt Alexandra |
| Who was the missionary being discussed in the meeting? | J. Grimes Everett |
| Who made fun of Scout at the meeting? | Miss Stephanie |
| Who supported Scout as the “Christian” ladies laughed at Scout’s expense? | Miss Maudie |
| When Bob Ewell began harassing Helen Robinson, who threatened Bob Ewell that he would have him in jail if there were any more problems? | Link Deas |
| Who saved the children from Bob Ewell when he tried to kill them? | Boo Radley |
| At first, Atticus thought that the following person killed Bob Ewell | Jem |
| Scout told Atticus that she thought that Sheriff Tate was right. When Atticus asked her what she meant, she said that | It would be like shooting a mockingbird |
English Final- Jekyll and Hyde, Romeo and Juliet, and TKAMB
November 26, 2019