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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 are the servants' orders in regard to Hyde?
(a) The servants do not know Hyde exists
(b) The servants have been ordered to ignore Hyde
(c) The servants are expected to obey Hyde
(d) There are no servants

2. How does Jekyll hear about the murder?
(a) People in the square
(b) Utterson
(c) Police
(d) Lanyon

3. What did the dinner guests have in common?
(a) They all liked Sherlock Holmes
(b) All were 50 years old
(c) All were doctors
(d) They all liked wine

4. What was the name of the victim?
(a) Carew
(b) Carey
(c) Carlson
(d) Carruthers

5. What was used as the murder weapon?
(a) Umbrella
(b) Cane
(c) Walking stick
(d) Cricket bat

Short Answer Questions

1. The clerk possessed what special skill?

2. Who is the beneficiary of Jekyll's will?

3. Who did the stranger terrorize?

4. What is the occasion for the meeting?

5. Mr. Enfield has a rule about what?

Short Essay Questions

1. As Jekyll remains locked in his lab, he suddenly becomes agitated. Why is Jekyll upset?

2. Shortly after Carew's murder took place, Utterson was notified. Why did the police contact Utterson?

3. Why does Utterson pay a visit to Dr. Lanyon?

4. As Utterson and Jekyll speak, Utterson notices a drastic change in his friend's demeanor. What causes Jekyll to turn pale?

5. Utterson and Newcomen visit Hyde's SoHo residence. What was strange about Hyde's servants' observations?

6. Utterson finally has the opportunity to meet Mr. Hyde. What is the overall impression Utterson has of Hyde?

7. What is the butler's response when Utterson asks him about Hyde?

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. What object cemented Utterson's theory that the murderer was Hyde?

10. How does Hyde react when Utterson says that their mutual friend is Jekyll?

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