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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. The clerk compares which two items?
(a) Briefcases
(b) Coats
(c) Ledgers
(d) Signatures
2. What time did the maid call the police?
(a) Midnight
(b) 3 A.M.
(c) 2 A.M.
(d) 11 P.M.
3. What is Hyde's first name?
(a) Elvin
(b) Edwin
(c) Edward
(d) Edgar
4. Why does Jekyll apologize for Hyde?
(a) Utterson was afraid
(b) Hyde refused to speak
(c) Hyde did not call on Utterson
(d) Because he was rude
5. How does Jekyll hear about the murder?
(a) Lanyon
(b) Utterson
(c) People in the square
(d) Police
Short Answer Questions
1. What was used as the murder weapon?
2. What does the clerk examine?
3. What happens with the check?
4. How does Hyde come and go from Jekyll's house?
5. What is the initial thought regarding the stranger's relationship with Jekyll?
Short Essay Questions
1. Jekyll presents a strong argument for Utterson to respect his wishes regarding the will. What causes Utterson to finally concede to Jekyll's will?
2. What was the condition of Hyde's house when it was inspected?
3. 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?
4. Utterson and Lanyon are relieved when Jekyll takes a break from his ongoing isolation. Who was invited to dinner at Jekyll's house?
5. What object cemented Utterson's theory that the murderer was Hyde?
6. A stranger on the street attracted the attention of many bystanders, including Mr. Enfield. Why was Mr. Enfield shocked by the stranger?
7. 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?
8. What was Utterson's issue with Jekyll's legal business?
9. Utterson and Newcomen visit Hyde's SoHo residence. What was strange about Hyde's servants' observations?
10. There is speculation that Jekyll's good standing could be destroyed. What might damage Jekyll's reputation?
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