3. What topic does Utterson broach when he is finally alone with Jekyll?
(a) The will
(b) Jekyll's health
(c) The servants' conduct
(d) Lanyon

4. How does Hyde come and go from Jekyll's house?
(a) Hyde has an adjoining apartment
(b) Hyde crawls through a window
(c) Hyde has a key
(d) The butler lets Hyde in

5. What does Jekyll lie about?
(a) His alibi
(b) Delivery of the letter
(c) The will
(d) Hyde's whereabouts

6. What is another name for Jekyll's laboratory?
(a) Outhouse
(b) Carriage house
(c) Garden shed
(d) Dissecting rooms

7. What item did the police retrieve from the ashes?
(a) Travel itinerary
(b) Packet of letters
(c) Diary
(d) Cheque book

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

9. Who has a copy of Jekyll's will?
(a) Renfield
(b) Utterson
(c) Reilly
(d) Hyde

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

11. Who witnessed the murder?
(a) The Constable
(b) A maid
(c) Utterson
(d) The butler

12. The clerk possessed what special skill?
(a) Organization
(b) Bookkeeping
(c) Writing letters
(d) Handwriting analysis

13. How many windows does the old building have?
(a) 3
(b) 10
(c) 5
(d) None

14. What is the name of Jekyll's lawyer?
(a) Juggernaut
(b) Patterson
(c) Utterson
(d) Enfield

15. Why does Jekyll apologize for Hyde?
(a) Utterson was afraid
(b) Because he was rude
(c) Hyde refused to speak
(d) Hyde did not call on Utterson