1) Where was Robert Louis Stevenson born? a) Scotland b) England c) Ireland d) Australia 2) The novel plays heavily on the Victorian Era tension between...? a) Education and opportunity b) Civilisation and savagery c) Men and women d) Wealth and poverty 3) Which book published in 1859 dramatically changed accepted views about nature? a) On Liberty b) The Origin of Species c) Das Kapital d) Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management 4) Which of the following genres does not contribute to the novel? a) Horror b) Science Fiction c) The Gothic d) Historical Fiction 5) Which notorious murders took place in London in 1888, only two years after the novella's publication? a) The Pimlico Mystery b) The murder of Lord William Russell c) Jack the Ripper's murders d) The Dr Crippen case 6) What is the correct definition of the word 'repression' a) The freedom to express your feelings b) The restraint, prevention or inhibition of a feeling, quality or action c) Holding yourself back from saying something d) Allowing yourself to do what you want 7) What is the correct definition of the word 'reputation' a) The opinions or beliefs generally held about someone or something b) The opinions or beliefs that people don't tend to associate with someone or something c) The opinions or beliefs that an individual wants others to have of them d) The opinions or beliefs that we keep about animals 8) What effect did the Industrial Revolution have on Victorian London? a) The emergence of slums b) The increase in revenue c) The decrease in houses d) The emergence of electric cars 9) What is the name for the way Victorian upper classes had an outer image of morality but indulged in desires behind closed doors? a) The Victorian Hypocrit b) The Victorian Compromise c) The Victorian Needlepoint d) The Victorian Shame 10) What did the upper classes of Victorian Britain believe about their power? a) That they had earnt it b) That they had worked hard for it c) That it was magical d) That it was chosen by God

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