4. Although Jekyll is able to view the whole picture he denies that he has become...
(a) A rogue
(b) A doctor
(c) A hypocrite
(d) An atheist

5. What behavior did Lanyon find unacceptable?
(a) Hyde's lack of manners
(b) Jekyll's insinuations
(c) Making a house call late in the evening
(d) Enfield's excitement

6. What time will Lanyon's guest arrive?
(a) Noon
(b) 2 A.M.
(c) 10 P.M.
(d) Midnight

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

8. According to hide what has Lanyon disregarded?
(a) Truth
(b) Friendship
(c) The law
(d) Transcendental medicine

9. Jekyll is desperate for what?
(a) Alcohol
(b) Release
(c) Medicine
(d) Friends

10. Who begins to weep at the site of Utterson?
(a) Jekyll
(b) The cook
(c) The maid
(d) Poole

11. What does Utterson feel might help Jekyll?
(a) A new environment
(b) Therapy
(c) Fresh air
(d) A friend

12. What items did Jekyll immediately destroy?
(a) Hyde's clothes
(b) Hyde's house
(c) Papers
(d) The lab

13. Jekyll no longer feared the gallows. Instead, he came to fear...
(a) Becoming Hyde
(b) Alienating his friends
(c) Losing his family fortune
(d) Disappearing into thin air

14. What happens after Jekyll returns to the house?
(a) Utterson and Enfield leave
(b) Utterson calls for police
(c) The men contact Poole for help
(d) Utterson shouts for Jekyll to return

15. How did Utterson know the object was authentic?
(a) Lanyon's personal seal
(b) It was hand delivered
(c) It contained Lanyon's signature
(d) It looked authentic