Question 1: Identify and correct the error in the phrase: 'the duality of human naturee'.

Answer: The word 'naturee' should be corrected to 'nature'.

Question 2: Explain the significance of the phrase 'struggle between science and faith' in the context of the story.

Answer: It highlights the central conflict between scientific experimentation and religious beliefs about morality and the soul.

Question 3: Identify the literary technique used in the phrase: 'the struggle between science and faith.' Is it a metaphor, personification, or another device?

Answer: It is a metaphor illustrating the conflict.

Question 4: Correct the grammatical error in the sentence: 'Dr. Jekyll, who is a scientist he, seeks to understand human nature.'

Answer: Remove 'he' so it reads: 'Dr. Jekyll, who is a scientist, seeks to understand human nature.'

Question 5: Identify the error in the following phrase: 'throughs ethical dilemmas.'

Answer: The word 'throughs' should be corrected to 'their' or 'these'.

Question 6: Analyze the use of the phrase 'the limits of scientific exploration' in the context of the story.

Answer: Students should discuss how this phrase emphasizes the boundaries that science should respect, particularly in relation to moral and spiritual considerations, and how crossing these limits leads to negative consequences in the story.

Question 7: Correct the error in the sentence: 'The scientific progress has no moral regard.'

Answer: It should read: 'Scientific progress has no moral regard.'

Question 8: Identify and correct the error in the phrase: 'prompting readers to consider the balance between advancing knowledge and respecting spiritual principles.'

Answer: No error present; phrase is correct.

Question 9: Discuss how the phrase 'the moral and ethical dilemmas' might contain an error if used incorrectly. Provide the correction if needed.

Answer: If 'dilemmas' is plural, 'moral and ethical' is correct as adjectives describing multiple dilemmas; no correction needed unless context indicates singular.

Question 10: Summarize in your own words how the story illustrates the conflict between science and religion.

Answer: Students should discuss the story’s portrayal of scientific ambition challenging faith and moral principles, leading to tragic consequences, and how it raises questions about the ethical limits of scientific exploration.