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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What became Jekyll's ultimate goal?
(a) To write a novel
(b) To understand God
(c) Two separate the two sides of man
(d) To become a highly respected scientist

2. The author claims that "It is one thing to mortify curiosity and another to..."
(a) Conquer it
(b) Pretend it doesn't exist
(c) Embrace it
(d) Run away from it

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

4. How does Jekyll refer to the murder of Carew?
(a) Great fun
(b) A misunderstanding
(c) A tragic folly
(d) A complete tragedy

5. How long has it been since the change in Jekyll's behavior?
(a) 12 days
(b) 3 days
(c) 8 days
(d) 2 weeks

6. Which of these things is not self-inflicted on Jekyll's behalf?
(a) Punishment
(b) Terror
(c) Liberation
(d) Darkness

7. Which phrase does Jekyll use to describe himself?
(a) Chief of chiefs
(b) Man with a mission
(c) Chief of sinners
(d) Director of science

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

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

10. Utterson and Poole go on a quest for what?
(a) Medicine
(b) Jekyll's body
(c) Diary
(d) A key

11. What is the name of the footman?
(a) Bradley
(b) Benson
(c) Bradshaw
(d) Berkeley

12. How does Utterson intend to see Jekyll?
(a) Utterson begs for admittance
(b) Utterson crawls in through a window
(c) Utterson intends to break down the door
(d) Utterson calls the police

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

14. What does Utterson find in Jekyll's office?
(a) Rusted surgical tools
(b) Corpse
(c) Letter
(d) Broken glass

15. Jekyll refers to man's duplicitous nature as being...
(a) Frustrating
(b) A genuine relief
(c) A curse of mankind
(d) Ridiculous

Short Answer Questions

1. Jekyll no longer feared the gallows. Instead, he came to fear...

2. What effects do the potions cause?

3. What does Hyde demand from Lanyon?

4. How did Lanyon react to meeting Hyde?

5. How does Jekyll react to Utterson's visit?

(see the answer keys)

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