Does it link to Stevenson was giving a voice to concerns many Stevenson’s people had about themselves. own life? Read the sample paragraph provided. Tick the bullet-points which have been achieved and draw arrows to where this happened (using different colours will make it easier to spot). If possible, identify the different AOs where they appear. Go back to the paragraph yesterday. Choose a bullet-point you didn’t include. Use a purple pen to add this to your work. Test your understanding… noun is a change back to the way your What is the Id? ancestors used to be (ie, becoming like a The animalistic part of the brain that seeks caveman)? pleasure and avoids pain. Duality. The decision making part of the that Repression. uses reason and logic. Aberration. The voice that incorporates society’s values, Atavism. rules and morals. The moral sense of right and wrong which Isolation is… governs behaviour. Characters living together but apart from What is the Ego? society. The that incorporates society’s values, Characters living alone or apart from society. rules and morals. Characters living together as part of society. The decision making part of the that Characters living as part of society. uses reason and logic. The animalistic part of the that seeks What was Darwin’s theory? pleasure and avoids pain. Intelligent design. The moral sense of right and wrong which Humans evolved from monkeys. governs behaviour. Creationism. Evolution by natural selection. What is the Ego? The animalistic part of the brain that seeks How did Darwin’s theory affect Victorian pleasure and avoids pain. people? The sense of right and wrong which Many people abandoned Christianity. governs behaviour. They stopped going to church. The decision making part of the brain that It confirmed what they had always uses reason and logic. suspected. The voice that incorporates society’s values, It challenged their existing beliefs. rules and morals. Chapter Five: Incident of the Letter You will need to refer to the full chapter! Analysis How does Stevenson reveal Jekyll’s state of mind in this chapter? Think about his use of dialogue, the descriptions of the laboratory, and the plot twist that the letter is a forgery. Evaluation
Stevenson was giving a voice to concerns many people had about themselves. Does it link to Stevenson’s own life? Read the sample paragraph provided. Tick the bullet-points which have been achieved and draw arrows to where this happened (using different colours will make it easier to spot). If possible, identify the different AOs where they appear. Go back to the paragraph yesterday. Choose a bullet-point you didn’t include. Use a purple pen to add this to your work. Test your understanding… noun is a change back to the way your ancestors used to be (ie, becoming like a caveman)? Duality. Repression. Aberration. Atavism. Isolation is… Characters living together but apart from society. Characters living alone or apart from society. Characters living together as part of society. Characters living as part of society. What was Darwin’s theory? Intelligent design. Humans evolved from monkeys. Creationism. Evolution by natural selection. How did Darwin’s theory affect Victorian people? Many people abandoned Christianity. They stopped going to church. It confirmed what they had always suspected. It challenged their existing beliefs. What is the Id? The animalistic part of the brain that seeks pleasure and avoids pain. The decision making part of the that uses reason and logic. The voice that incorporates society’s values, rules and morals. The moral sense of right and wrong which governs behaviour. What is the Ego? The that incorporates society’s values, rules and morals. The decision making part of the that uses reason and logic. The animalistic part of the that seeks pleasure and avoids pain. The moral sense of right and wrong which governs behaviour. What is the Ego? The animalistic part of the brain that seeks pleasure and avoids pain. The sense of right and wrong which governs behaviour. The decision making part of the brain that uses reason and logic. The voice that incorporates society’s values, rules and morals. Chapter Five: Incident of the Letter You will need to refer to the full chapter! Analysis How does Stevenson reveal Jekyll’s state of mind in this chapter? Think about his use of dialogue, the descriptions of the laboratory, and the plot twist that the letter is a forgery. Evaluation