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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 visits Utterson at his home?
(a) Jekyll
(b) Enfield
(c) Newcomen
(d) Poole
2. On what day did Lanyon receive the letter from Jekyll?
(a) January 9
(b) March 7
(c) February 3
(d) January 12
3. What has changed with Dr. Lanyon?
(a) He refuses to see Utterson
(b) He has gained weight
(c) He has retired
(d) He is dying
4. What expression overcomes Jekyll?
(a) Annoyance
(b) Terror
(c) Anger
(d) Sorrow
5. Which of these things was not part of Jekyll's theory?
(a) Fear
(b) Intellect
(c) Transcendence
(d) Mysticism
Short Answer Questions
1. Utterson compares Jekyll to...
2. What does Utterson say to Enfield after Jekyll's departure?
3. Where was Jekyll's secondary home?
4. What effects do the potions cause?
5. What happens when the liquid is mixed with the crystals?
Short Essay Questions
1. Jekyll claims that his house is not fit for company. What solution does Jekyll offer?
2. After Lanyon died, Utterson received a sealed envelope from his old friend. How did Utterson react to the bequest from Lanyon?
3. Jekyll insists that while he is a man of science and considered religion as a part of his experiment, he denies that he has developed what trait?
4. What is it in Jekyll's response that does not convince Utterson or Poole that everything is all right?
5. Although spectators were aghast, Jekyll did not know why. How did Jekyll avoid knowing how Hyde affected his image?
6. Utterson decides to go to see Jekyll immediately. How does Jekyll react when Utterson tries to see him?
7. How long has Jekyll's strange behavior been going on?
8. Utterson became increasingly upset when his efforts to help Jekyll were denied. Why did Utterson write a letter to Jekyll?
9. The letter to Lanyon is peculiar and contains a specific request. What favor does Jekyll ask of Lanyon?
10. The author makes it clear that Hyde was a metaphor. What did Hyde represent?
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