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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What happens with the check?
(a) It was accidentally shredded
(b) It was not signed
(c) It cleared
(d) It got lost
2. What best explains the characteristics of Jekyll and Hyde?
(a) Tall and short
(b) Happy and sad
(c) Intelligent and ignorant
(d) Good and evil
3. What is Jekyll's title?
(a) Baron
(b) Dr.
(c) Professor
(d) Sir
4. When is Hyde first spotted?
(a) Midnight
(b) 1 P.M.
(c) 3 A.M.
(d) 8 A.M.
5. How much money does the girl's family get?
(a) £25
(b) £500
(c) £100
(d) £1000
Short Answer Questions
1. How did Enfield describe Hyde to Utterson?
2. If science is related to intellect than heresy is related to
3. Who has a copy of Jekyll's will?
4. Who is the beneficiary of Jekyll's will?
5. What is Hyde's first name?
Short Essay Questions
1. Utterson and Enfield come upon a building with no windows and a mysterious door. What is so strange about the door?
2. Jekyll presents a strong argument for Utterson to respect his wishes regarding the will. What causes Utterson to finally concede to Jekyll's will?
3. What was Utterson's issue with Jekyll's legal business?
4. G.J. Utterson is a lawyer who appears in the first part of the book. Given Utterson's occupation, what is unusual about his behavior?
5. Utterson and Enfield were discussing Jekyll but Enfield would not speak the doctor's name aloud. Why did Enfield refuse to reveal Jekyll's name?
6. Shortly after Carew's murder took place, Utterson was notified. Why did the police contact Utterson?
7. Utterson visits Jekyll and is shown the note from Hyde. What does Jekyll lie to Utterson about?
8. There is speculation that Jekyll's good standing could be destroyed. What might damage Jekyll's reputation?
9. Utterson is relieved but not reassured by Jekyll's promise to never do something ever again. What does Jekyll say he would never do again?
10. Although Utterson was a quiet man who was not prone to being the center of attention, people seemed to flock to him. Why did people like to be in Utterson's company?
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