2. Utterson compares Jekyll to...
(a) A grieving widow
(b) A cheerful maiden
(c) His old school friend
(d) A disconsolate prisoner

3. Who is with Utterson when he sees Jekyll?
(a) No one
(b) Enfield
(c) Newcomen
(d) Poole

4. How does Jekyll react to Utterson's visit?
(a) Jekyll is sad
(b) Jekyll is annoyed at the interruption
(c) Jekyll does not seem to notice the interruption
(d) Jekyll is pleased to see Utterson

5. How does Utterson react to the news?
(a) Utterson writes off the news as hysteria
(b) Utterson goes to Jekyll's house
(c) Utterson weeps
(d) Utterson calls the police

6. What effects do the potions cause?
(a) They change Hyde into a handsome prince
(b) They change Hyde into Jekyll
(c) They burn a hole in the carpet
(d) They make Lanyon sick

7. What does Jekyll say about his depression?
(a) That he is resigned to it
(b) That he has sought help
(c) That it won't last long
(d) That it has been lifted

8. How did Utterson respond to Jekyll's increased seclusion?
(a) Utterson asked Poole for reports
(b) There was no change
(c) Utterson continued to call every day
(d) Utterson visited less often

9. What does Poole think has happened to Jekyll?
(a) There has been foul play
(b) Jekyll and Hyde have reunited
(c) Jekyll has fallen ill
(d) Jekyll has gone insane

10. How does Jekyll describe his quarrel with Lanyon?
(a) Pointless
(b) Forgivable
(c) Incurable
(d) Mystifying

11. Who could not be suspected for the crime spree?
(a) Utterson
(b) Jekyll
(c) Hyde
(d) Poole

12. What crime does Poole suspect has gone on inside the surgical theatre?
(a) Theft
(b) Robbery
(c) Murder
(d) Vandalism

13. What does Hyde do with the ingredients from the lab?
(a) Drinks it
(b) Dumps it on the floor
(c) Throws it into the fire
(d) Forces Lanyon to eat it

14. What did Lanyon leave behind for Utterson?
(a) 1000 pounds
(b) Nothing
(c) A personal letter
(d) His dog

15. Utterson tells Enfield that his first sighting of Hyde made him feel...
(a) Repulsion
(b) Fear
(c) Curiosity
(d) Resentment