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Frankenstein
Jekyll and Hyde
Dorian Gray
1984
Timeline by the Numbers
100
The instance when Victor Frankenstein's interest in science and the creation and destruction of life is sparked.

What is when the lightning strikes the tree.

100
Mr. Utterson's occupation, which leads him to many character connections throughout the novel.

Lawyer

100

The full name of Oscar Wilde.

Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde

100

The name given to the nation under the Totalitarian Dictatorship of Big Brother.

Oceania

100
The Modernist Period of British Literature

1900-?

200
The Creature's literary equal taken from the classical work of Milton's which the monster finds near the cottage.

Who is the devil.

200

The theme best represented by the excessive scientific actions of Dr. Henry Jekyll.

Forbidden Knowledge

200

The reason why Oscar Wilde added the preface to his novel.

In order to address his critics concerning the first edition of the text.
200

The symbol of the past which also conveys Winston's hopes and dreams for the future and is an act of rebellion.

The diary and writing in the diary.

200

The Anglo-Saxon Period of British Literature

500-1066

300

Mary Shelley's influential mother whom she lost and is the reason for the exploration of death in the novel.

Who is Mary Wollstonecraft.

300

The case of London murders, which while not entirely the same, were reflective of events in the novella.

The Jack the Ripper Case
300

The artistic movement which highly influenced the time period of the novel as well as the novel itself.

Aestheticism

300

The primary focus and intent of the language of Newspeak.

The limitation of an individuals thoughts.

300
The Renaissance Period of British Literature

1500-1660

400

The primary emotional theme which the Creature feels for most of its life and the reason why he desires companionship.

Alienation and loneliness.

400
The self-actualization theme which Dr. Henry Jekyll has about humanity which he then pursues scientifically in an effort to realize.
What is man's dual nature. Man is not truly one but truly two.
400

The theme/term which best describes the lifestyle of Dorian Gray via chapter eleven of the text.

Hedonism/ Indulgence of the Senses.
400

The name given to the form of irony in which we as readers were hoping that Mr. Charrington was really a man of the past and helpful towards Winston.

Situtional Irony

400

The Victorian Period of British Literature

1830-1900

500

The Greek myth in which the creator suffers in order to sustain his creation, which was an influential work to Mary Shelley. However, her protagonist fails in caring for his creation.

What is Prometheus.

500

The literary genre which is represented by Mr. Gabriel Utterson's pursuits in finding out about Mr. Hyde and his connection to Dr. Jekyll.

Detective Novella

500

The common recurring motif of the text which is reflective not only of the dual nature of Dorian Gray, but also demonstrates the abilities of man's corruption.

The Picture of Dorian Gray

500

This action is the symbolic breaking up of Winston and Julia's relationship as well as any hope of rebellion within the novel.

What is the breaking of the paperweight.
500

The Romantic Period of British Literature

1780-1830