2. How does Jekyll react upon hearing the news that Utterson has arrived?
(a) Jekyll refuses to see Utterson
(b) Jekyll runs away
(c) Jekyll gratefully receives Utterson
(d) Jekyll refuses to answer the door

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

4. Where does Poole have to go on a daily basis?
(a) Chemist's
(b) Hyde's house
(c) Doctor's office
(d) Cemetery

5. What happens repeatedly when Utterson visits Jekyll?
(a) Utterson is denied admittance
(b) The men argue
(c) Utterson is invited to the lab
(d) Jekyll falls ill

6. What was the main question on Lanyon's mind?
(a) Why Jekyll could not go to the lab himself
(b) What secrets Jekyll had been keeping from him
(c) Where Lanyon confined Utterson
(d) Why the scientific entries stopped one year ago

7. Who visits Utterson at his home?
(a) Enfield
(b) Newcomen
(c) Jekyll
(d) Poole

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

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

10. What was the only common factor between Jekyll and Hyde?
(a) Loyalty
(b) Memory
(c) Intelligence
(d) Selfishness

11. How did Lanyon react to meeting Hyde?
(a) Lanyon was puzzled
(b) Lanyon was afraid
(c) Lanyon was annoyed
(d) Lanyon was disgusted

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

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

14. What topic is off-limits with Lanyon?
(a) Carew's murder
(b) Death
(c) Jekyll
(d) Work

15. What was the weather like when Utterson and Enfield entered the court?
(a) Rainy
(b) Temperate
(c) Cool and damp
(d) Hot and dry