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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. Who narrates the chapter?
(a) Igor
(b) Hyde
(c) Reilly
(d) Utterson
2. In which era does the story take place?
(a) Georgian
(b) Modern
(c) Victorian
(d) Edwardian
3. Which was not in Jekyll's laboratory?
(a) Glass presses
(b) Cheval-glass
(c) Bunsen burner
(d) Grate
4. What term does Lanyon use to describe Jekyll's experiments?
(a) Insane
(b) A waste of time
(c) Criminal
(d) Scientific heresies
5. What happens with the check?
(a) It was accidentally shredded
(b) It got lost
(c) It was not signed
(d) It cleared
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Utterson disturbed?
2. What does the clerk examine?
3. How does Jekyll hear about the murder?
4. What is the name of Jekyll's butler?
5. Where did Hyde live?
Short Essay Questions
1. A maid sitting in an upstairs window witnesses the murder of Sir Carew. Why did the maid wait so long to contact the police?
2. Utterson is restless and decides that he must go immediately to Jekyll's house. Why does Utterson go to Jekyll's house?
3. The traumatized family received money for their troubles. Who wrote the check?
4. As Jekyll remains locked in his lab, he suddenly becomes agitated. Why is Jekyll upset?
5. There is speculation that Jekyll's good standing could be destroyed. What might damage Jekyll's reputation?
6. Shortly after Carew's murder took place, Utterson was notified. Why did the police contact Utterson?
7. Jekyll presents a strong argument for Utterson to respect his wishes regarding the will. What causes Utterson to finally concede to Jekyll's will?
8. 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?
9. Why does Utterson pay a visit to Dr. Lanyon?
10. Utterson and Jekyll manage to get some time alone at the end of the evening. What topic did Utterson broach with Jekyll?
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