Intro Quiz: Incident of Dr. Lanyon

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Exit Quiz: Incident of Dr. Lanyon

Lesson summary: Incident of Dr. Lanyon

In this lesson, we will look at how Stevenson presents the character Dr. Lanyon. We will also look at how Stevenson builds tension and consider how he creates a sense of mystery and terror in the 'Remarkable Incident of Dr. Lanyon' chapter.

English

Y11 English

Key Stage 4

Year 11

A quiz consolidating the key vocabulary and concepts learned during our lesson on the letter from Hyde in the novella.

What is meant by the word duplicitous?

Which of these is an example of a duality?

How is Henry Jekyll described in this extract?

What does Utterson seem most worried about now?

What is strange about Edward Hyde's handwriting?

Lesson 8 Quiz - Hyde's Letter

A quiz consolidating the key vocabulary and concepts learned during Lesson 10.

Which of these is the correct definition of the word pedant?

Which of these is the correct definition of the word doomed?

How does Lanyon feel at the start of the chapter?

How does he feel about his former friend, Dr Jekyll?

What are the instructions on the letter that Dr. Lanyon leaves to Utterson after he dies?

Lesson 9 Quiz - Incident of Dr. Lanyon

Incident of Dr. Lanyon

Jekyll and Hyde

First Teaching

THEME

UNIT

Context of the Novella

Story of the Door (Part 1)

Story of the Door (Part 2)

The Introduction of Hyde

Dr. Jekyll was quite at ease

The Carew Murder Case

Soho and Setting

Hyde's Letter

The Incident at the window

The Last Night (Part 1)

The Last Night (Part 2)

Dr Lanyon's Narrative (Part 1)

Dr Lanyon's Narrative (Part 2)

Henry Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case (Part 1)

Henry Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case (Part 2)

Repression and Duality

Science and Religion

Setting and Symbolism

Reputation and Hypocrisy

Incident of Dr. Lanyon

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