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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Hyde say when Utterson asks to be let into the house?
(a) Dr. Jekyll is very ill
(b) Hyde ignores Utterson
(c) Dr. Jekyll is away
(d) Utterson has the wrong house

2. What is the name of the lawyer's friend?
(a) Utterson
(b) Hyde
(c) Enfield
(d) Reilly

3. What emotion does Hyde inspire?
(a) Fear
(b) Pity
(c) Revulsion
(d) Anger

4. Who narrates the chapter?
(a) Utterson
(b) Igor
(c) Hyde
(d) Reilly

5. What term does Lanyon use to describe Jekyll's experiments?
(a) Criminal
(b) Insane
(c) A waste of time
(d) Scientific heresies

6. Who is the beneficiary of Jekyll's will?
(a) His dog
(b) Hyde
(c) Orphanage
(d) Utterson

7. How old is Jekyll?
(a) 50s
(b) 40s
(c) 30s
(d) 20s

8. What is Utterson's impression of Hyde?
(a) That the man is almost inhuman
(b) That Enfield was completely wrong about the man
(c) That Hyde seems like a nice gent
(d) That there is no reason to worry about Jekyll

9. What is Jekyll accused of?
(a) Forgery
(b) Lying
(c) Murder
(d) Destroying evidence

10. What might come out at Hyde's trial?
(a) Murder
(b) Jekyll's name
(c) Jekyll and Hyde's relationship
(d) Past crimes

11. Who did the stranger terrorize?
(a) Little Girl
(b) Dog
(c) Enfield
(d) Hyde

12. Which was not in Jekyll's laboratory?
(a) Grate
(b) Glass presses
(c) Bunsen burner
(d) Cheval-glass

13. What does the clerk examine?
(a) Letter
(b) Ledger
(c) Will
(d) Crime scene

14. The stranger reminds the man of whom?
(a) His father
(b) Satan
(c) The constable
(d) Santa Claus

15. Where did Hyde live?
(a) Piccadilly Circus
(b) Cavendish Square
(c) West End
(d) SoHo

Short Answer Questions

1. What promise does Jekyll extract from Utterson?

2. What object gave away the identity of the murderer?

3. How does Jekyll hear about the murder?

4. The author says that the lamps glittered like...

5. Utterson begs Jekyll to reveal what?

(see the answer keys)

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