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Error Correction Worksheet: Characters in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

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Grade 7
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~16 mins
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This worksheet focuses on correcting errors related to character analysis in the novel Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, aimed at Grade 7 students. It includes a scene summary and context guide, along with questions designed to enhance understanding of character portrayal and literary techniques.

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#Literature Analysis
#Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
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Error Correction Worksheet: Characters in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

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Grade Grade 7
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Understanding Character Portrayal

Scene Summary and Context Guide: In Robert Louis Stevenson's novel, the character of Dr. Henry Jekyll is portrayed as a respected scientist who struggles with his dual identity. His creation of Mr. Hyde symbolizes his hidden darker side. The narrative explores themes of duality, morality, and the struggle between good and evil. Stevenson uses descriptions of Jekyll’s appearance and behavior to reveal his internal conflict, often contrasting his respectable exterior with the sinister actions of Hyde. For example, Jekyll is described as 'a man of noble stature' but also 'a face that seemed to hide a secret.' Hyde is depicted as 'a creature of deformity and menace.' These descriptions help readers understand the complex nature of the characters. Short phrases like 'a masked gentleman' or 'a sinister grin' highlight key traits visually. Understanding these descriptions and their implications helps us analyze the characters more critically.

1.
Identify the literary technique Stevenson uses when describing Jekyll's face as 'hiding a secret.'
[2 marks]
2.
Correct the following sentence if it contains an error: "Hyde is depicted as a kind and friendly man."
[2 marks]
3.
Which character is associated with the phrase 'a creature of deformity and menace'?
Aa) Dr. Jekyll
Bb) Mr. Hyde
Cc) Sir Danvers Carew
Dd) Utterson
4.
Rewrite the sentence with correct terminology: 'Stevenson uses a metaphor of a masked gentleman to describe Hyde.'
[3 marks]
5.
Identify the error in this description: 'Jekyll’s exterior is described as sinister, masking his kind personality.'
[2 marks]
6.
Explain the significance of the phrase 'a face that seemed to hide a secret' in understanding Jekyll’s character.
7.
Identify the literary device in the phrase 'a sinister grin.'
[2 marks]
8.
Describe how Stevenson’s descriptions of Hyde help emphasize his role as the antagonist.

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12/31/2025
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