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How does the novel explore the duality of human nature?
It shows how one person can contain both good and evil through Jekyll and Hyde.
Which chapter of the book do you consider the most suspenseful, and why?
“The Last Night” is the most suspenseful because the characters know something terrible is about to happen.
How does Mr. Hyde’s physical appearance reflect his moral character?
He looks smaller and deformed, which symbolizes his corrupted personality.
What motivates Dr. Jekyll to create the potion?
He wants to separate his dark impulses from his respectable self.
Do you think Jekyll is responsible for Hyde’s crimes? Explain.
Yes, because Jekyll willingly created Hyde and allowed him to act freely.
How does the setting of Victorian London contribute to the story’s atmosphere?
Its foggy streets and strict moral code create mystery and tension.
What role does Mr. Utterson play in uncovering the truth?
He is the rational investigator who pieces together the clues.
What message do you think Stevenson wanted readers to learn from the ending?
That hiding your darker side instead of confronting it can destroy you.
How would you explain the ad hominem fallacy in simple terms?
It attacks the person instead of their argument.
Give an example of an ad hominem argument you have heard or seen.
When someone says “You’re too young, so your opinion doesn’t matter.”
What is a false dilemma, and why is it misleading?
It presents only two options when more actually exist.
Create your own example of a false dilemma related to school.
“Either you study all day or you will fail everything.”
What is the slippery slope fallacy?
It claims that one small action will lead to an exaggerated series of negative events.
Give an example of a slippery slope argument.
“If we allow phones in class, soon nobody will learn anything.”
Why are fallacies dangerous in discussions or debates?
Because they manipulate people instead of helping them think logically.
Which fallacy do you think is most common among teenagers, and why?
Probably slippery slope, because people often exaggerate consequences.
Explain the difference between “assist” and “attend
Assist means to help; attend means to be present.
Use “carpet” in a sentence that shows its correct meaning.
She bought a blue carpet for her living room.
How would you explain the false friend “constipated” to a classmate?
It means you can’t pass stool, not that you have a cold.
What’s the difference between “flu” and “constipated”?
Flu is a viral infection; constipated refers to digestive problems.
Create a sentence using “deception” correctly.
The magician’s trick was based on deception.
Give a sentence using “eventually” to show final result.
We got lost, but eventually we found the house.
False cognate of Fabric
Factory
False cognate of grocery
Insult
False cognate of Stationery
Stationary