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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 is Hyde's first name?
(a) Edward
(b) Edwin
(c) Elvin
(d) Edgar
2. Lanyon feels what has happened to Jekyll?
(a) Jekyll is seriously ill
(b) Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll
(c) Jekyll has been abducted
(d) Jekyll has gone mad
3. Who did the made recognize on the street?
(a) Hyde
(b) Poole
(c) Jekyll
(d) Her master
4. What is Jekyll's title?
(a) Sir
(b) Professor
(c) Baron
(d) Dr.
5. What does Utterson believe were Hyde's intentions?
(a) To embezzle Jekyll's fortune
(b) To become royalty
(c) To murder Jekyll
(d) To become a scientist
Short Answer Questions
1. Who are Jekyll's two oldest friends?
2. What happens with the check?
3. What is the name of Jekyll's butler?
4. How does Hyde come and go from Jekyll's house?
5. Who admitted Utterson to Jekyll's house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was Utterson's issue with Jekyll's legal business?
2. The street was deserted when the murder took place. How was the murderer first identified?
3. Utterson and Lanyon are relieved when Jekyll takes a break from his ongoing isolation. Who was invited to dinner at Jekyll's house?
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. The police take detailed information about the crime with the child. When was the stranger first seen?
6. There is speculation that Jekyll's good standing could be destroyed. What might damage Jekyll's reputation?
7. Utterson is restless and decides that he must go immediately to Jekyll's house. Why does Utterson go to Jekyll's house?
8. A maid sitting in an upstairs window witnesses the murder of Sir Carew. Why did the maid wait so long to contact the police?
9. The traumatized family received money for their troubles. Who wrote the check?
10. What was the condition of Hyde's house when it was inspected?
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