Step Three B1.

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Robert Louis Stevenson Chapter 3 door/protect themselves; he is able to

give clear, calm orders. He wants to make
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sure he understands everything before
Best answers: 1 shocked/surprised
he calls the police

The Strange Case of

2 surprised/shocked 3 frightening/
violent (interchangeable, but best in Chapter 7
this order) 4 violent/frightening
(Other answers do not fit the text or Page 55
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Dr Jeykll and Mr Hyde

are grammatically incorrect.)
Dr Jekyll may not be telling the truth,
but we don’t know. The maid tells the Chapter 8
truth. Mr Utterson tells some of the Page 61
truth, but keeps secrets about Dr 1 violence 2 kindness 3 horror
Jekyll. Sir Danvers Carew is possibly 4 cruelty 5 love 6 respect
KEY TO THE ACTIVITIES
keeping secrets, too. How does he Possible answer: Yes, but give
know Mr Hyde, for example? examples of very good and very evil
Robert Louis Stevenson blackmail, victim, inspector, witness,
as well as both
murder, mystery, clue, confession Chapter 4
Page 6 – exercise 1
1 city, h 2 job, g 3 illness, b 4 wife, e Page 9 – exercise 4 Page 37 Deacon Brodie
5 name, c 6 famous, d 7 books, a 8 1a 2g 3e 4f 5c 6h 7d Open answers Page 64 – exercise 1
age, f Best answer: a (b is possible, but 1 Edinburgh (the New Town) 2 Yes.
Page 9 – exercise 5
Utterson knows Hyde is still a danger.) He was the member of a trade guild
Page 7 – exercise 2 Open answers Open answers and a member of the town council. He
1 d 1880 2 a 1850 3 f 1894 4 c 1876
Page 9 – exercise 6 made furniture for wealthy people
5 b 1867 6 e 1890 Chapter 5
1g 2c 3a 4e 5h 6b 7d 8f 3 He made locks so he could copy the
Page 7 – exercise 3 Page 44 keys to people’s houses 4 He wore a
Open answers THINK! curiosity, determination, fear, care metal ring around his neck and he
Page 7 – exercise 4 Open answers paid the executioner to continue even
Chapter 1 Poole and Mr Utterson care about Dr though he knew about the ring.
Scotland, France, USA, Samoa
Page 16 Jekyll. Mr Enfield is just curious (However, it didn’t work.) 5 He asked
BEFORE YOU READ fair, caring, patient, honest, brave, Open answers that Brodie made some furniture for
trustworthy; Yes is the most likely him 6 Yes, he wrote a play. Some
Page 8 – exercise 1 Chapter 6
answer. He is honest and doesn’t tell people believe he used the idea of
1 poker 2 cheque book 3 apparatus/ Page 50 Deacon Brodie’s double life in The
Mr Enfield how or why he knows the
experiments 4 safe 5 will 6 Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
man who wrote the cheque 1 respectability 2 honesty 3 loyalty
powders 7 axe 8 test tube
4 ambition 5 determination 6 bravery Page 64 – exercise 2
Page 8 – exercise 2 Chapter 2 1 determination 2 bravery 3 loyalty 1 Open answer
1 axe, poker, safe, stick 2 cheque book, Page 23 Possible answers: 2 Open answers
wallet (Also possible: safe, will) 3 will, No. He wasn’t responsible for the danger
2, 3
papers 4 powders, experiments,
2 is the best answer 1 is trustworthy
Poole was in. He didn’t take responsibility Mad scientists and monsters:
apparatus, test tube 5 crowd for calling the police in either situation. Frankenstein
3 is not necessarily honest. The person
Page 8 – exercise 3 He doesn’t know Dr Jekyll is not still in
could be lying Page 66 – exercise 1
danger./Yes. He makes sure they have
Possible answers: suspicious, forgery, Open answers the things they need to break down the 1D 2F 3F 4T 5T 6D

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Page 66 – exercise 2 Page 70 – exercise 2 letter. It seems strange that he burnt Page 75 – exercise 5
Open answers 1 death 2 inheritance 3 signature, the envelope 5 He wanted to know if Open answers
witness 4 possessions 5 client Dr Jekyll was lying
THE TEXT AND BEYOND 6 executor Page 73 – exercise 4 CHAPTER 5
Page 71 – exercise 3 1b 2c 3a Page 76 – exercise 1
CHAPTER 1
1 death 2 inheritance 3 friend 1 laboratory 2 door 3 saw 4 servant
Page 68 – exercise 1 4 Edward 5 Hyde 6 disappear 7 money CHAPTER 4 5 voice 6 chemist 7 note 8 handwriting
1T 2T 3F 4F 5F 6T 8 possessions 9 witness 10 executor Answers: 1 He found out that the
Page 74 – exercise 1
Page 68 – exercise 2 Page 71 – exercise 4 laboratory was at the back of the house
1 Who wrote the letter from Mr Hyde?
1 broke her leg (he walked over her) 1 a, Dr Jekyll 2 b, Mr Hyde 3 c, Dr 2 They went to see Dr Jekyll 3 He did
2 Did the police find Mr Hyde? 3 What
2 We said we were going tell the police, Lanyon 4 d, Poole (The order 1–4 is not want to come outside. He closed
happened on the eighth of January?
but he asked us not to say anything. optional.) the window with a bang 4 To tell Mr
4 Why did Dr Lanyon say he was going
(We told him to pay a hundred pounds Utterson his worries about the doctor.
Page 71 – exercise 5 to die? 5 What did Mr Utterson do
and we wouldn’t say anything.) 3 two (To ask for his help.) 5 It’s not Dr
Open answers with the letter from Dr Lanyon?
men (he came out of the house alone), Jekyll’s voice 6 Some kind of medicine
6 Where did Dr Jekyll spend his time?
the child’s father (the child’s family) Page 71 – exercise 6 7 Dr Jekyll asks for a sample of the
Answers:
Open answers highest quality. (He needs some of the
Page 68 – exercise 3 1 Dr Jekyll. (It was the same
good kind of medicine/powders.) 8 No,
Open answer handwriting.) 2 No. They couldn’t find
he doesn’t. He has seen the man, so he
CHAPTER 3 him anywhere 3 Mr Utterson and Dr
is not interested in the handwriting
Page 69 – exercise 4 Lanyon had dinner with Dr Jekyll 4 He
Page 72 – exercise 1 being the same
honest – dishonest (3), bright – dark had had a terrible shock 5 He put it in
(5), pretty – ugly (4), generous – mean 1T 2T 3F 4F 5T 6F 7F 8T his safe 6 In his laboratory Page 76 – exercise 2
(1), rude – polite (6), clean – dirty (2) Page 72 – exercise 2 Open answer
Page 74 – exercise 2
Puzzle spells Mr Hyde Open answers
1 She knew him, worked, employer Suggested order: a 3 b 6 c 4 d 1 e 5
Page 69 – exercise 5 2 murderer, man, lying 3 newspapers Page 76 – exercise 3
f2
Open answers 4 burnt, Jekyll, posted 5 came with,
Page 74 – exercise 3 1 It is at the back of Dr Jekyll’s house.
look like
Page 69 – exercise 6 The entrance is from the door of the
Page 72 – exercise 3 Example sentences in the order
Open answers old, dirty house 2 Dr Jekyll and Mr
of the story: 1 Mr Utterson asked Mr
Possible answers: Hyde 3 Possible answer: Mr Hyde.
Guest to look at the handwriting in
1 Yes. Maybe he killed him because he We might guess because he uses the
CHAPTER 2 the letter 2 Although they looked,
laboratory and the servants are
knew something or did something
Page 70 – exercise 1 no one could find any details about
wrong./No. He was a Member of scared. (We know that people don’t
Mr Hyde 3 Dr Jekyll invited his
1 Why, ... all his money to Mr Hyde (My Parliament and he did something that like him from descriptions by Mr
friends to dinner 4 Dr Lanyon looked Utterson, Mr Enfield, etc.)
Hyde had hurt the child and was a Mr Hyde didn’t like./Mr Hyde is evil
ill (like he was dying)./He had had
terrible man.) 2 What, … Mr Hyde could 2 No. We only know he was attacked Page 76 – exercise 4
a great shock 5 Three weeks after
have all his money 3 Who, … Dr Lanyon 3 Sir Danvers Carew is a politician, so
Dr Lanyon died, Mr Utterson received 1 Mr Utterson 2 Mr Enfield 3 Dr
4 Why, ... Dr Jekyll’s ideas about science this is a big story for the newspapers.
People will know about it and they will a letter with the word Private Jekyll 4 Poole 5 Dr Jekyll
5 Where, … street outside the old house
want the police to catch the murderer 6 Dr Jekyll spent most of his time in Page 77 – exercise 5
6 Which, … the laboratory 7 When, …
4 Yes. He is a friend of Mr Utterson. his laboratory
dinner/... all the other had guests had 1, 4, 5 do not have adverbs. Underlined
gone 8 What, ... that he would follow He is probably a good man./No. The Page 75 – exercise 4 adverbs: 2 seriously 3 quietly
the orders in his will servant says no one came with a 1b 2c 3d 4a 6 nervously

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Page 77 – exercise 6 Page 81 – exercise 4 Woman: Yes, that’s right. The one that Track 11
Open answers 1 transformation 2 viewers 3 comics exercises every day. Did you Jane: Good morning. This is Online
4 body 5 horror 6 superheroes know he’s almost 70? Radio News. You’re listening to
Page 77 – exercise 7 Man: Really? He looks younger.
7 wolf 8 shape 9 physicist Jane Biggins. We’ve got lots of
It is cold and windy. It is mostly bad 10 radiation 11 destroy 12 villains He’s stronger than me! news and discussions for you
weather Three this morning. Following the
Page 81 – exercise 5 Young woman: Hi, Rahim. How’s it
Page 77 – exercise 8 recent murder case where we
Open answers going? found out that the victim was
1 fog 2 wind 3 snow 4 ice 5 storm Open answers Young man: Not bad. I’m just worried the wife of a lawyer, many of
6 lightning
Page 81 – exercise 6 about finishing all my work. you have been asking
Young woman: Do you want some questions. Is this a strange case
CHAPTER 6 Open answers
help with the experiment? or how many other lawyers
Page 78 – exercise 1 Young man: Oh, that’d be great. Do could hide their criminal
CHAPTER 8 you have enough time? activity through their
1 f, face/appearance 2 b, master 3 e,
an axe and a poker 4 a, the dead Page 82 – exercise 1 Young woman: Sure. I’m free until the profession? I’ve had lots of calls
body of Mr Hyde (with a broken test afternoon. Do I need to bring about this, so I’m going to go
1c 2a 3b 4c 5a 6c
tube in his hand) 5 c ,Mr (John) anything? first to one of our listeners ...
Page 83 – exercise 2 Young man: No, it’s fine. The test Paula.
Utterson/the lawyer 6 d, he returned
(at midnight) 1 c, would help 2 a, would (’d) be 3 d, tubes are already in the Paula: Hello, Jane.
would (’d) be, wouldn’t have 4 b, room. I just need someone to Jane: Paula, you’re a solicitor. Is that
Page 78 – exercise 2 wouldn’t change, would (’d) have look at the test tubes. I want right?
1 They are more like detective notes to make sure I’ve written Paula: Yes, Jane, that’s right. I’m a
Page 83 – exercise 3
2 He may get closer to the answer, but down the correct results. lawyer. I work as a solicitor for
he won’t resolve the mystery 3 Is Dr Open answers Four a law firm in the City.
Jekyll the same person as Mr Hyde? Man 1: Oh, I can’t believe it! I haven’t Jane: And you feel that some of the
EXTENSIVE LISTENING
4 Open answers. got the key! reports about this case are not
Page 84 – exercise 1 Man 2: Are you sure? giving us a true picture. You
Page 79 – exercise 3
1b 2c 3b 4a Man 1: Yes! I can’t believe it. I’m going say they’re not fair. Is that
1 had bought (the) medicine 2 had right?
to have break the door down.
locked the door 3 had broken the Track 10 Paula: Yes. It seems that some of the
Man 2: Wait a minute. Don’t do that.
window 4 had changed, will 5 had One newspapers are suggesting
Have you checked your pockets?
worked, hotel 6 police, had disappeared Man: Which house does he live in? that because a lawyer
Man 1: Yes, I’ve looked everywhere
Woman: The tall one with an attic. and I still can’t find it. murdered his wife and hid the
CHAPTER 7 Man: At the end of the street? Man 2: But isn’t there another way evidence, that the fact he was a
Woman: No, it’s the one next to it. The to get in without breaking lawyer has something to do
Page 80 – exercise 1
pink one. the door? with the murder case. That’s
1 F (He reads both.) 2 T 3 F (He Man: Oh yes, I know which one you wrong, and it’s dangerous
Man 1: I could try the window
doesn’t.) 4 F (Too big for him.) 5 T mean. They painted it. It used because people aren’t looking
6 T 7 F (The man/Mr Hyde becomes around the back. Sometimes
to be really grey and ugly. it doesn’t shut properly. at the facts of the case.
Dr Jekyll.) 8 F (He knows.) Woman: Yes, that’s right. They’re Jane: Well, yes. I think that’s a good
Man 2: OK … I’ll go back to the
Page 80 – exercise 2 expensive houses though! restaurant. Maybe you left point, Paula. However, one of
1J 2L 3H 4H 5H 6L Two the key there. our other listeners also feels
Woman: Do you know Jim? that if a lawyer has committed
Page 80 – exercise 3 Man: The older man that goes to Page 85 – exercise 2 a crime, that person
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they might be quite clever Pete: I think that in some jobs it is the criminal was brought to Paul: Maybe he doesn’t want to.
about not getting caught. Pete, easier to hide criminal activity. justice. Katie: Mmm, yes. I guess so.
are you on the line? And if you work with criminals, Jane: Bill, thank you. We’re running Page 85 – exercise 4
Pete: Yes. Hi, Paula! then you need to be able to out of time, but if you have
Jane: Pete, what are your thoughts think like a criminal. In this questions about this and you 1 Possible answers: someone is
about this? case, her husband used his want to send them to us, our murdered and a detective tries to find
Pete: Well, I think that lawyers are understanding of the law to email address is on the bottom who did it./There is a criminal and the
paid lots of money, but some of commit a crime. of our website or you can chat police ask a detective to help them
them behave like criminals. Jane: Do you think that’s true, Paula? with us … solve a mystery 2 Detective, police
Jane: Well, I’m sure there are plenty Paula: I think you have to understand officer, criminal, murderer, victim,
Page 85 – exercise 3 relative or friend of the victim (who
of good, respectable and the law to work as a lawyer. I
Open answers may be a suspect) 3 That you try to
honest lawyers, like Paula, for repeat my earlier point. The
Track 12 guess what will happen next, when
example. Why do think that fact the person who murdered
the criminal is not who you think it is.
some lawyers behave like is a lawyer has nothing to do Paul: What did you think about the Speaker 2 likes old (Victorian)
criminals? with the murder case. It is true book, Katie? detective stories. 4 Sherlock Holmes
Pete: I mean, I’m not saying that that he used people he knew to Katie: I liked it. It was good. I saw the 5 Open answer: Students may wish to
lawyers are murderers or hide things, but that is because film. That was scary. I don’t give examples of how it is like a
anything, but some people he is a criminal. think the book was as scary as detective story or how it is like horror
pretend to be respectable when Jane: Thank you, Pete and Paula. the film. and/or science fiction
really they aren’t honest. They We’re going to hear from Bill in Paul: I don’t know. I think it’s scarier
use their job to hide what Yorkshire. Bill is from the police when you use your own Track 13
they’re doing. And I’m not and he worked on this case. imagination. I liked the bit Man: Do you like detective stories?
surprised that in this case the Bill, can you tell us your when Dr Lanyon sees Mr Hyde Woman: I love detective stories. I like
person was a lawyer. thoughts? become Dr Jekyll. trying to guess what will
Paula: Can I just say something here, Bill: I agree with Paula. But, we do Katie: I thought he didn’t know the happen next. I think of all the
Jane? need to look at the relationship man was Mr Hyde though. questions I would ask if I was
Jane: Yes, Paula. Go ahead! between this person’s job and Paul: No, he doesn’t. That’s why it’s the detective. I like stories
Paula: I don’t understand what that his relationship with the police. so scary. I mean what if I where the criminal is not the
has to do with a murder case. In this case, there were a lot of discovered you were a person you think it’s going
This is a completely different mistakes that we can learn murderer? to be.
discussion. Surely, this has from. A lot of information was Katie: Paul! That’s mean! … And how Man: Detective stories aren’t my
more to do with the fact this lost that was useful to the do you know I’m not? favourite type of literature.
person knew her. He was her investigation. In my area, the Paul: OK. Stop joking now. But, I like the old Victorian
husband. Often, murderers police are looking at how we Katie: But Dr Jekyll isn’t really a detective stories, like
know their victims. In this case, can make sure that something murderer, is he? Sherlock Holmes. I like the
her husband was also a lawyer. like this never happens again. Paul: Well, he’s the same person. character of Sherlock
What about the case where the The police investigates Katie: Yes, but is he the same person? Holmes. Some of the
doctor … I’m not sure we can everyone in a murder case. For Paul: Yes, of course he is. He changes criminals are clever, too. I
discuss the case here … example, other policemen or into Mr Hyde, but he’s the same prefer stories that are part
murdered his patient. Does policewomen can be person. detective story, but also
everybody now think that all investigated in a murder case. Katie: No, I mean, it’s like they’re two something else, like – I don’t
doctors are murderers? Of It’s always a crime to do separate people. They have two know – science fiction, for
course not! something in an investigation separate identities. Dr Jekyll example.
Jane: Pete, do you want to reply to that changes the results of that can’t control what Mr Hyde Woman: If you like Victorian fiction,
that? investigation, and in this case does. have you ever read The

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Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Woman: It’s true. All the good detectives Page 87 – exercise 3 2 To go to the chemist to buy medicine.
Mr Hyde? know how to ask the right Open answers (Chapter 5) 3 He walked right over her
Man: By Robert Louis Stevenson? I questions. The criminals body. (Chapter 1) 4 When he was in the
thought that was a horror always tell them what they PRELIMINARY PREPARATION park and he changed without taking
story? want to know in the end! the powders. (Chapter 8) 5 Dr Jekyll
Chapters 1-3
Woman: Well, it’s lots of things. But if Page 88 – exercise 1 had left all his money to Mr Hyde and
you think about it, it’s also a SURF THE NET he knew Mr Hyde was not a nice man.
really clever detective story. 1b 2b 3c 4c 5a (Chapter 2) 6 Sir Danvers Carew. He
Page 86
Man: Do you think so? I mean, I Recommended websites: Chapters 4-8 was a Member of Parliament. (Chapter
don’t really think of a book https://www.visitscotland.com/see- Page 89 – exercise 1 3) 7 The same person had written the
like that as being a detective do/attractions/arts-culture/scottish- 1b 2d 3a 4c 5b 6b letter Dr Jekyll had shown him from Mr
story. I guess there is a literature/ See also Scottish Literature Hyde. He believed Henry Jekyll had
murderer. But there aren’t Page 89 – exercise 2 forged the letter. (Chapter 4) 8 He
e-book and Film and TV Locations in
any detectives or anything Open answers died. (Chapter 4) 9 It was at the back
Scotland on the same site.
like that. https://www.edinburghmuseums.org. Page 90 – exercise 3 of the house. (Chapter 5) 10 They think
Woman: Yes, there is. What about Mr uk/venue/writers-museum Mr Hyde is in there. Poole thinks he has
Possible answers: a coat (a coat for the
Utterson? http://stevensonmuseum.org/ and murdered Dr Jekyll. They find the dead
laboratory, white coat, etc. if these
Man: Isn’t he a lawyer? http://robert-louis-stevenson.org/ body of Mr Hyde. (Chapter 6) 11 He
words are known), gloves (they touch
Woman: Yes – but he behaves like a 1 Edinburgh (See website for current asked him to break the door of his
something), glasses (so nothing goes in
detective. That’s why I think opening times.) laboratory with his servant, take the
their eyes), instructions so that they
it’s clever. He’s a lawyer, so 2 Robert (Rabbie) Burns; Alloway powders and a book and wait for a man
can do the experiment safely. They
he thinks about little things (Ayrshire) to arrive at his house at midnight.
should read the instructions. They
– about the details. People 3 Wigtown (Chapter 7) 12 He saw Mr Hyde
shouldn’t wear sandals (something
tell him their secrets because 4 Peter Pan; Kirriemuir in Angus become Dr Jekyll. (Chapter 7)
might fall on their feet). They shouldn’t
they trust him. 5 Sir Walter Scott eat at the same time. (Some students Page 92 – exercise 3
Man: Oh, yes. I get it. I hadn’t 6 JK Rowling wrote about Harry might say they do need food because
thought of him as being a 1 b 2 a/b 3 c 4 c 5 b 6 a
Potter whilst living in Edinburgh. See they might be hungry when they are
detective. But it’s true. He the Visit Scotland film and TV doing the experiment. This can create Page 93 – exercise 4
waits for Hyde, doesn’t he? locations website for locations discussion for example, no, it’s not 1 Mr Utterson 2 Mr Utterson/Mr
And he speaks to Dr Jekyll. 7 Possible answers: Violet Jacob, safe. Something from the laboratory Enfield 3 Dr Lanyon/Dr Jekyll 4 Dr
He even asks ... what’s the Muriel Spark, Louise Welsh (see might go in the food.) Jekyll 5 Mr Hyde 6 Poole
servant’s name? e-book). Female poets: Carol Ann
Woman: Poole? Page 90 – exercise 4 Page 93 – exercise 5
Duffy, Jackie Kay, Liz Lochhead
Man: That’s right. He asks Poole 8 Robert-louis-stevenson.org has a 1 about 2 is/becomes 3 an 4 the Possible answers: In many ways Mr
about a letter, if I remember map of his travels in Europe. (See 5 of 6 to Utterson and Mr Enfield are similar.
that correctly. weblink for details.) They are interested in mysteries, but
Woman: And in the end, Dr Jekyll LET’S REVISE THE STORY they know how to keep a secret. Both
leaves Utterson the letter TRINITY PREPARATION Page 91 – exercise 1 Lanyon and Jekyll are similar because
where he makes the Page 87 – exercise 1 they both believe their views of
Suggested order: h, c, g, b, f, d, a, i, e
confession. He doesn’t go to Open answers science are correct. But Jekyll is
1 Open answers
the police. willing to do things that are more
2 Open answers Page 92 – exercise 2
Man: It’s funny. In Sherlock Holmes dangerous to find out new things in
stories, people often tell Page 87 – exercise 2 1 He wanted to create a good part and science. In some ways, both are
Sherlock Holmes things that 1 cash machine, withdraw 2 monthly an evil part. He thought each identity selfish. Dr Lanyon doesn’t try to help
they don’t tell the police. 3 bought 4 lend 5 phone would then be happy. (Chapter 8) his friend.

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Page 93 – exercise 6 KEYS TO THE EXIT TEST

1 looked at 2 dreadful 3 like 1 – A will B evil C quarrel D girl
4 equipment 5 tale 6 evil 7 lawyer 8 E laboratory F police G test-tube
reach 9 honest 10 true 11 examined H servant I face J powders K letters
L axe
VALUES & FEELINGS Sentences in order: A 2, B 12, C 6, D 1,
Page 94 – exercise 1 E 8, F 4, G 10, H 3, I 7, J 11, K 5, L 9
2 – 1 axe; 2 servant; 3 girl, letters;
Possible answers:
4 laboratory, powders, test-tube;
Mr Utterson: responsible, respectable,
5 police; 6 will; 7 quarrel; 8 evil, face.
fair, trustworthy, loyal, curious,
3 – 1 Mr Enfield; 2 Mr Utterson; 3 Dr
friendly
Jekyll; 4 the servant girl; 5 Mr Hyde;
Dr Lanyon: arrogant, not open-
6 Dr Lanyon; 7 Poole; 8 Poole and Mr
minded, curious, respectable
Dr Jekyll: respectable, not Utterson; 9 Dr Lanyon; 10 Dr Jekyll
trustworthy, keeps secrets, is open- and Mr Hyde.
minded, not responsible 4 – 1 The dark side of human nature
Mr Hyde: not responsible, not (also: the differences between the
respectable, unfair, arrogant, violent, wealthy and the poor, and the crimes
cruel that were happening in the poorer
areas of the city); 2 1888; 3 Letters
Page 94 – exercise 2 from a man who called himself ‘Jack
Open answers the Ripper’; 4 Five; 5 He knew the
Page 95 – exercise 3 human body very well; 6 We don’t
know. His identity is not known.
Open answers
5 – Across: brief, scream, warn,
Page 95 – exercise 4 client, tale. Down: obey, bent, funeral,
Open answers wicked, swear.

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