Question 1: Identify and correct the error in the term used for the atmosphere created by fog and darkness in the passage.

Answer: The correct term is 'mysterious' or 'haunting', not 'mysterious atmosphere' (which is correct), but the question aims to highlight 'fog-laden streets' as typical Victorian imagery.

Question 2: What is incorrect about the phrase 'a strange and sinister figure'? Suggest a more appropriate Victorian descriptive term.

Answer: The phrase is generally correct; however, 'sinister' is appropriate. An alternative could be 'eerie' or 'menacing' for variety.

Question 3: Correct the error in the description of the setting: 'gas-lit streets' is accurate for Victorian London. Identify if this is correct or suggest a more precise term.

Answer: Correct; 'gas-lit streets' accurately depict Victorian London lighting.

Question 4: The passage describes Victorian social hierarchy. Identify and correct any error in the phrase: 'strict social hierarchies and moral rigidity.'

Answer: No correction needed; the phrase is accurate.

Question 5: Analyze the use of imagery in: 'thick fog rolling over gas-lit streets.' What literary device is primarily employed here?

Answer: Imagery; it creates a vivid visual scene that evokes mystery and gloom.

Question 6: Identify and correct the error in the phrase describing Hyde: 'a look of terror flickered across his face.'

Answer: No error; the phrase accurately reflects Victorian descriptive style.

Question 7: The phrase 'the duality of the human soul' is used to describe Victorian themes. Is this an accurate description? Explain briefly.

Answer: Yes; Victorian literature often explores duality, exemplified by Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

Question 8: Provide a correct description of Victorian architecture as referenced in the passage.

Answer: Imposing, ornate buildings with Gothic influences, reflecting the era's grandeur.

Question 9: Suggest a more accurate or detailed phrase to replace: 'societal masks' in the context of Victorian England.

Answer: Social façades or appearances that conceal true character, reflecting Victorian hypocrisy.

Question 10: Based on the context provided, explain how the Victorian setting influences the story's themes.

Answer: Students should discuss how the strict social norms, moral rigidity, and Gothic atmosphere of Victorian London reinforce themes of duality, concealment, and moral conflict in the story.