Fill in each blank with a suitable word.

Dr. Jekyll managed to produce a certain drug. Late one night, he mixed
the drug and (1) it. He turned into Edward Hyde. His new shape was smaller
and thoroughly evil. He drank the liquid once more, (2) the same pains, and
became Dr. Jekyll again. Dr. Jekyll now could (3) in the public eye and be
respected by all and then (4) on a new shape to do evil. He thought that by
doing so, Edward Hyde could (5) the gallows for all of the crimes that he had
done. However, later, it becomes more and more difficult for him to regain
the form of Dr. Jekyll. The drug had to be (6) more often. If Dr. Jekyll (7) even
for a moment, it was always as Hyde that he (8). Finally, as the last of the old
powders finished, in half an hour, Dr. Jekyll would once again (9) on the
shape of Edward Hyde. As Dr. Jekyll (10) down his pen, his unhappy life came
to an end.
Every statement below has an error. Underline the error and write
the correct answer in the space provided.

1. At an early age, Henry Jekyll discovered that he had an interest in history.

2. No one could go near Edward Hyde without a feeling of jealousy.
3. Edward Hyde was evil and as hard as stone. His thoughts and actions
centred on Dr. Jekyll.
4. Edward Hydes signature sloped sideways.
5. One night, Dr. Jekyll had gone to bed as himself, but had awakened as Mr.
Utterson.
6. Sometimes, Dr. Jekyll had to double the amount of drug, and several
times, he even took five times the quantity he had first thought
necessary.
7. Edward Hyde struck Sir Danvers Crew down in the same way as a sick
child broke a candy.
8. When Henry Jekyll turned into Edward Hyde one day in Regents Park, he
called a cab and drove to the hostel in Portland Street.
9. To escape death at the gallows, Hyde had to hide and return to the shelter
of Jekylls soul.
10.
Henry Jekyll had sent Poole to search London for essential calcium he
had needed but was unable to find it.
Choose the best answer from the options given below.
1. Dr. Henry Jekyll had led